A Dragon against the Whole World

The true chess players and decision-makers of this world are all those who stand above the Legendary Domain.

It can be said that only by becoming Legendary does one truly qualify to sit at the table.

Before that, it was all just petty skirmishes.

In the eyes of a true Legendary, the conflicts between the regional kings of the wilderness are probably like chickens pecking at each other, not worth mentioning.

"With my current strength, if I encounter those newly initiated into level 21, the most basic Initial-stage Legendary, I wonder if I can have a battle?"

Galos pondered silently, assessing the gap between himself and the Legendary.

The power and trickiness of Domains, he had already experienced with the Witch Demon there.

That was just a deceased Legendary, with a weakened Domain, and it still required him to activate the Red Lotus state to forcibly break through, and it wasn’t easy.

After his battle with the Mad King, he has made some improvements.

But if facing a fully healthy true Legendary, breaking through their complete Domain would still be exceptionally difficult, with slim chances of victory.

However, relying on his abnormal, monstrous physical body and life force.

As long as he doesn’t stubbornly fight to the death, it’s not easy for an ordinary Initial-stage Legendary to kill him.

And once he reaches the peak of level 20, the situation might be entirely different.

In the records of the Dragon’s Legacy, there are examples of talented and profound Giant Dragons counterattacking against newly advanced Legendaries of other races, although not many, they aren’t extremely rare either.

Differences in race, differences in individuals... these can bridge some of the gaps between mortals and Legends.

Galos thought that if other Dragons could do it, perhaps he could too in the future.

Of course, unless necessary, he wouldn’t rashly attempt it; essentially, he prefers to battle across levels downward rather than challenge adventurously upward.

At this moment, although he has accumulated much fury within, it has not yet reached the threshold Galos set for safe venting.

He took another deep breath, trying to calm the turbulent emotions, striving to adapt to the impact brought by the flame of madness, while preparing to start a new round of even more intense training, determined to, through his sweat, talent, and the continuous resources provided by the tribe, reach as quickly as possible the Legendary Domain which symbolizes the qualitative transformation of life.

Woo woo woo—!

Outside Dragon Valley, the fierce wind howled sharply, and the already gloomy sky gradually became shrouded in darkness, turning pitch black.

Galos’s new round of training had just begun for a short while when his movements suddenly paused. He sharply raised his head, looking towards the outside sky.

At the same time.

Two Dragon Shadows tore through the thick curtain of wind and snow, moving with a clear trajectory, rapidly approaching the direction of Dragon Valley, their speed not slow, not ordinary young or adult Dragons.

Their figures became clearer and clearer in the wind and snow, and finally, the color of their scales revealed their identity.

It was none other than the Silver Dragon Adri and the Red Copper Dragon Selena, as mentioned not long ago by Deborah.

At the same time, when the Silver Dragon Adri flew over Dragon Valley, he habitually circled in the sky, his dignified gaze sweeping over the valley below.

When that huge and towering figure, with muscles bulging like granite and exuding a terrifying sense of power, the Red Iron Dragon came into his view.

The Silver Dragon, always known for his elegance and aloofness, couldn’t maintain his expression.

He unconsciously widened his dragon eyes, his mouth slightly agape, displaying an almost dumbfounded look of astonishment.

This...is this really a young dragon?!

What a joke!

Some ordinary Red Dragons, just reaching maturity, may not even have such exaggerated, robustly huge physiques!

Compared to the current Red Iron Dragon, an adult Silver Dragon already seemed slender and weak.

The last time visiting Dragon Valley to see Deborah, she didn’t specifically detail Galos’s recent situation to Silver Dragon.

Silver Dragon did not expect that in just a few decades, this Red Iron Dragon had grown to such an incredible extent.

He had already highly regarded the talent of the Red Iron Dragon, but in the end, still underestimated it.

Should he... forget the idea of sparring he thought of before? Fighting for temporary victory or defeat really doesn’t hold much significance. As an elder, I should express a bit of magnanimity; being petty isn’t good.

In his heart, Silver Dragon Adri couldn’t help but have second thoughts.

"Dear, look at Galos, he seems to have grown a lot more since the last time we saw him."

The low whisper of the Red Copper Dragon Selena rang with a smile.

She paused and continued, "You’re not thinking of backing out because of this, are you? Of course, if you change your mind now, as your understanding partner, I would totally totally understand."

Upon hearing this, the Silver Dragon Adri, as if his tail had been stepped on, immediately let out a displeased snort.

Suppressing the internal turmoil, he regained his haughty indifference and said, "Retreating because of the strength of a young dragon? Not happening."

"I will prove with facts that there is a significant gap between a young dragon and an experienced adult dragon."

In his view, perhaps the young Red Iron Dragon was just naturally gifted; his body developed particularly fast.

However, body size is never the only key factor in determining a dragon’s strength.

His age, the years he has accumulated, his rich combat experience, and the three career paths he has also refined to a considerable level...these are where his confidence stems from.

As for the failure of the first spar, that was him being careless.

He had no reason to show cowardice in front of his partner.

Next, he would just need a little more seriousness in the spar, hold back a little less, besides, Galos might not even agree to his sparring request; last time it required some persuasion for the Red Iron Dragon to agree.