Master Of None

Walker was trying to understand what the three dragon siblings were saying. However, the more he tried the more he began to realize that it was a mix of proper language and huffs. Midnight would have to learn the draconic language at some point but she had been focused on the human languages. Yet, this helped Walker. He was used to the way Midnight communicated so it was easier to grasp what the dragons wanted to say.

"I know you are wondering why I am here and why I smell like another dragon. But you will Meet my champion later. For now, let's see what we can see." Walker took a step in to the air. He hadn't imagined himself becoming a babysitter, but today he would be. And for dragons no less.

The three dragons grew excited. They had been told to follow the human and to stay there but if the human was leaving then they could. It was much more fun than just sitting around. Since they had eaten the arrow sparrows, they didn't have any need for food. So that just meant burning energy.

Walker decided to have a little fun of his own. He wanted to use some of the wind elemental skills so that he could show off what he could do and also see what the dragons could do. He might be able to grasp more of the wind elemental mana control that he had. There was not much that he had done when it came to such things.

With a little manipulation, the wind started to pull towards him. Instead of gathering water and water elemental mana, Walker tried to only pull wind towards him. Because of his manipulation and Ventus not being there, Walker found it easier to pull at the wind elemental mana. The three children she had were not as powerful as she was.

The elemental wing skill formed on Walker's back, however, it was very different. Walker had yet to make it purely out of one elemental mana. This was seemingly the key to making a less mana burning pair. Walker could feel them using significantly less mana to manipulate the wind around him.

The condensed wings became visible wind. Something that not many people could see since it was normally clear. Yet, when Walker glanced over his shoulder, he saw green flurries of wind and wind elemental mana in the forms of miniature tornadoes on his back.

'The skill elemental wings has been used in a singular form to create a lesser skill; wind fairy wings. The skill wind fairy wings will be learned. The user does not need any additional skill to use the wind fairy wings due to their current understanding of wind elemental mana and the skill elemental wings.'

This sudden system announcement made Walker wonder. He had not realized that the elemental wings were skills that had been combined. He had just assumed that it was a skill he was able to gain due to his elemental affinities. Not because he used multiple elemental manas at one to form them. This enlightenment made him wonder just what else he could break apart and combine together to make different skills that used less elemental mana at once.

The three dragons were incredibly excited seeing Walker use the wind elemental mana. Their soft roars were calling on the wind around him and wrapping their entire bodies in wind. Their appearances became a slightly brighter green than the dark green scales they had prior to this. They were using the skills that they had learned from their mother to speed around Walker effortlessly.

This led Walker to dodge from side to side whenever a dragon came near him. They were much larger than he was still so he had to worry about his safety. Unfortunately, this became the game that he was playing whether he wanted to or not. The three dragons wanted to get ahold of him now that they saw they shared some wind affinity.

"I swear, you three are a handful!" Walker shouted and tried to tag one in the back. The dragons reacted by spinning and twisting in the air. These were movements that Walker would have to show Midnight at some point. He had not tried to replicate how a dragon flew. It was a mystery to him still with his minute experience flying with dragons.

His next attempt to tag one of the dragons spurred a mix of huffing and small growls. Yet, Walker did grasp the taunting words that he could make out. The three had begun to use more of the draconic language and Walker was catching on to it. He could feel the connection through his bonds with Midnight but also from his skill to read the draconic language. They resonated with each other.

"Come on, try and keep up! I can't even feel your weak wind!" Walker started to enjoy himself the more he heard the three young dragons using the draconic language. He thought that it was the most fun he had learning something like this in a long while. The built up stress melted away more and more before Ventus silently arrived higher in the sky watching them.

"When you speak, try and put more depth to your voice. That way you will speak more like a dragon of higher authority." Walker was slightly stunned seeing Ventus above him. He moved to match her height. "You are speaking well for a human. Not many can use the same speech as us."

Walker looked at her confused while trying to catch on to what she meant. But the system showed him what he had not even realized.

"The skill draconic speech has fused with previous language skill. The user is able to fluidly switch between the human language and the high tier skill, Ancient draconic speech.'

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