Abe the Wizard

Translator: Exodus Tales Editor: Exodus Tales

"Headmaster Abel, from now on this is your dragon nest, please open it with your control card!" Headmaster Eugene bowed and said.

Abel sensed a forbid circle within the cave, so he took out his control card and ignited it with his power of the will. Suddenly, a beam shot out, and the forbid circle was defused.

He took a step and flew in. To his surprise, the cave was already well decorated with dragon facilities.

It was a classic style dragon nest with 2 areas, one for the dragon form and one for the human form.

In the dragon's area, there was a huge lounge capable of fitting more than 5 giant dragons, and a bedroom with a huge bed that doubled as their training room.

The walls were decorated with eternal ice similar to blue dragon Hurley's cave, which made it the best place for a blue dragon to live.

'The bed frame was also made with eternal ice, and it was covered with a layer of gold and sparkly things.

"Headmaster Eugene, what's with the decorations?"Abel asked.

After all, the value they held was hundreds of years of effort from a dragon.

This place was basically just as well decorated as the cave of his half god dragon friends. It looked nice even if he didn't do anything to it.

"Headmaster Abel, it is the tradition of dragons to maintain the cave of a fallen dragon for their offsprings. If they did not have offspring, their cave would return to the dragons for future dragons to use!" Headmaster Eugene explained.

"The blue dragon who lived here must be more powerful than a legend, right? Abel looked around and asked.

"It is from a half god dragon, so it must be destiny!" Headmaster Eugene smiled.

Abel nodded. Just those eternal ice alone were not something legendary dragons could seek in the depth of the ocean.

As he kept looking, he felt an odd sense of familiarity, yet he was sure that it was the first time he had been here.

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"Headmaster Abel, if you need a mana environment to train, it is your right as a headmaster to ask the dragon spirit. It can then alter the atmosphere of your dragon nest!" Headmaster Eugene added again.

"Tlove this place, may I know the name of the blue dragon this cave belonged to?" Abel asked again.

"The original owner of this cave is named Christopher!' Headmaster Eugene lowered his voice.

Suddenly, an energy wave was triggered within the blood of Abel after hearing that name.

It must be the blue dragon core he got. Maybe it belonged to blue dragon Christopher, and Abel inherited his blood.

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Soon, large amounts of information in regards to trading in training and fighting rushed into his brain.

"Headmaster Eugene, I think I've inherited Christopher's blood!" Abel did not hold back and said.

"It must be fate!" Headmaster Eugene smiled.

Actually, he already guessed where Abel might have gotten his blood from the first time they met.

It was just that Abel was always focused on Wizardry, and he couldn't help him much with that.

He did not interfere with Abel when he chose this dragon nest, yet everything happened like it was meant to be.

Was it luck, or was it because Abel was affected by his blood?

But no matter what, since Abel inherited Blue dragon Christopher's blood, everything in this cave rightfully belonged to him.

If Abel had never studied wizardry, he would be brought to the dragon world and wait for the ignition of his blue dragon blood anyway, but it could take hundreds of years.

Afterward, headmaster Eugene departed, leaving Abel alone in the nest.

Abel looked around and felt very honored. The blood of the blue dragon Christopher brought him here. Another person would definitely start doing some blue dragon training, but Abel was already a half-god wizard, the same rank as Blue dragon Christopher.

His main goal was to take down the demon from beyond, and dragon training just took too long.

What Headmaster Eugene told him about his world added even more worries to his mind.

He was basically doing something no one had done, and the risk was very high.

Still, he was an immortal as a half-god. Succeeding was not impossible.

After all, he had an entire world as a backup.

Up to this point, confidence sparked in his eyes, and he was determined.

Suddenly, gold dragon Kemble's voice emerged from outside of the cave "Brother Abel, I heard you came back and got a dragon nest. Why don't you call me!"

"Brother Kemble, I was just planning to visit your place!" Abel smiled. He, too, was very happy to see gold dragon Kemble again.

"You are now a half god?" Gold dragon Kemble gasped.

"Yeah!" Abel laughed awkwardly. Gold dragon Kemble's expression was exactly what he expected.

After all, he was not even 23 years old, which was something that had never happened before in this world.

"You can't keep everything to yourself, let's celebrate. I'll call our friends!" Gold Dragon Kemble's frowned and began connecting to the other dragons.

Soon, gold dragon April, Blue dragon Hurley, Blue dragon Maria, Black Dragon Prague, and Black Dragon Kinsey arrived at the hall.

They were all in human form, so the cave had no problem fitting them in.

Since Abel was the owner, he took out his grandmaster wine, red wine, and juice.

"Brother Abel, we have not had a good time like this ever since we left the golden castle nor did we tasted your wine. They are too good!" Gold dragon Kemble took a big gulp and said.

"Kemble, you better try harder or Abel will become a god rank before you!" Blue dragon Hurley smiled.

"We are brothers, who is more powerful doesn't matter!" Gold Dragon Kemble padded blue dragon Hurley and said. Still, he was a little embarrassed.

As they kept chatting, Abel mentioned Blue dragon Christopher, and all the dragons sighed at the mystery of fate.

Abel was a dragon headmaster, but he still treated his friends like how they always were, and he demanded them to call him by his first name.

"Abel, you are lacking some servants here. I'll introduce you to some dragonoids!" gold dragon Kemble laughed again.

"Yeah, they are the best servants!" Blue dragon Hurley nodded.

"Dragonoids?" Abel was curious. He had never heard of them before.

"They are humans with dragon blood. They are quite smart but there are not many of them around. They are exclusive to the dragons so you can't see them outside!" Gold dragon Kemble smiled.

Abel looked around at his giant cave and suddenly realized how much of a hassle it was to clean just a huge space.

"Brother Kemble, then I'll leave you to it!" Abel smiled.

He was not planning to leave anything valuable here, so he was not worried about them finding out his secrets.

Due to the health of the female dragons, the friendly gathering soon ended, and each dragon returned to their cave to nurture their eggs.

"Brother Abel, here are some notes about my lightning territory. As for the dragonoids, I will take care of it tomorrow!" Gold Dragon Kemble was the last one to leave, and he handed over Abel a book.

Abel gazed forward and felt a little moved.

Don't underestimate those little notes about training, they were all secrets for top rank professionals, and it was a show of the highest loyalty for Gold Dragon Kemble to showit to Abel.

Abel did not say anything as he waved goodbye.

Afterward, he looked around at his dragon cave again. Since the place was now his, he decided to stay for the day.

He took out some decorations from his portal bag put them around the cave. Before he even knewit, it was nighttime.

He took out a scroll of town portal, but just when he was about to ignite it, something told him it was not a good idea.

He paused and looked around.

His intuition never failed him, so what was happening?

He had no idea.

"Dragon spirit, please give me a mana environment!" Abel floated up and bowed.

Soon, large amounts of mana gushed around him with even more concentration than a giant mana gathering circle.

But Abel did not start training. In fact, his face sank.

As far as what he knew from gold dragon Kemble, the dragon world was created by the dragon god's world stone.

But was it actually the actual world of the dragon god?

It was just speculation, but if it was, every move he did would be perfectly seen by the dragon god, and it made sense his intuition would alert him before he entered the Dark World.

How powerful was the dragon god?

Abel saw a god ram's world before. From his summons, flora and fauna within their worlds were all replicated by their laws. It was not actually the real thing.

However, the dragon world was no different than the real world. Living beings could actually reproduce within it.

Up to this point, Abel pressed against a wall. The eternal ice should be real since it was gathered by Blue dragon Christopher, but the walls behind it should be created by the dragon world.

Abel found a wall not covered with eternal ice and placed his hand on it.

After a while, he let go and indulged in his senses for a moment. It felt just like a normal stone wall.

But he knew something was definitely up. There was no way mana could just appear out of thin air like this.

He was not a magic circle maker, but as a grandmaster Alchemist, metallurgist, and Blacksmith, his knowledge was greater than most professionals.

He just never knew creating mana out of the power of law was possible, so maybe only the dragon god's world had the power to do something like that.

But no matter that, Abel was not planning to live here long term anyway.