Chapter 556 - 297: Battle of the Three Dragons (Part 2)
"Around the level of a Fifth Level Spell, indeed, the minimum energy expenditure of the teleportation spell is roughly equivalent to the spiritual power consumed by a Fifth Level Spell."
Just now, what Raine performed was a Seventh Level Spell teleportation.
This casting was also considered an experiment.
Even teleporting back to the castle from a few kilometers away, from the Adventurer Association Branch within Dorne City, required an expenditure of spiritual power equivalent to a Fifth Level Spell.
This immediately made Raine understand the basic spiritual power consumption required for subspace traversal.
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Half a day later.
Olsen Castle, first-floor council hall.
"Raine, the situation you wanted me to understand, I’ve received the latest news from the Royal Capital—two days ago, a major upheaval occurred in the Iron Hills!"
"It seems that the Talin Association carried out explosions and assassinations within the Mountain Dwarf Kingdom. The dwarf king, Brute Hammer the Second, and several dwarf elders were injured. Now, the Azeroth blue dragon group is taking this opportunity to launch a full-scale war against the Mountain Dwarf Kingdom..."
Henry began to explain the situation.
"...I’ve heard that a certain poison from the Underdark was used in the drink of Brute Hammer the Second, impacting even his legendary physique as a dwarf quite significantly."
Raine nodded.
The dwarf king, Brute Hammer the Second, is a renowned legendary warrior on the continent and the strongest power in the Mountain Dwarf Kingdom; his injury, no wonder...
"Raine, you decide to go to the Iron Hills alone? Why not let..." Henry spoke, casting a glance at the Drow Elf Meredith beside him.
Meredith also looked at Raine with questioning eyes.
"Meredith, take care and accompany your father well these days," Raine shook his head and said.
Due to the death of Viscount Olsen, Raine decided this time to go to the Iron Hills alone.
"Besides, having Meredith here in Dorne City makes it a bit safer." Raine added to Henry.
"That’s reasonable." Henry thought for a moment, then nodded.
Although he had already summoned Commodore Gregory to Dorne City, facing enemies of High Tier transcendent level, one transcendent may not suffice; two transcendent individuals, at least, could transmit messages to Raine and his aunt Leonore in time.
After bidding farewell to everyone.
"Swish!"
With a flash of blue light, Raine vanished before everyone.
Near the Griffin Platform at the top floor of the Adventurer Association in the Iron Hills, suddenly appeared a young man with two Warhammers at his waist.
Due to the high traffic at the Iron Hills Adventurer Association, especially with the current blue dragon group incident, Raine saw one Griffin after another spiraling down from the sky.
Many adventurers, well-equipped, leapt down from the griffins.
Evidently, the bounty from the Mountain Dwarf Kingdom still attracted quite a number of adventurers to come.
After all, dragon slaying is quite challenging, but seizing the opportunity to kill some blue dragon kin is very possible.
"Eh? Did you just see a young man suddenly appear over there?"
A caster holding a magic staff who had just jumped off a griffin seemed to notice something, glanced at Raine, was stunned, and then turned to ask his companion who also had just jumped off the griffin, a man with short hair, carrying a great sword.
"Did you? You must have seen it wrong."
"Alright, maybe I’ve been rushing the journey these past two days without resting well."
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Raine walked out of the Iron Hills Association, moments later arriving at the true entrance of the Iron Hills located at the mountain entry.
Looking at the two massive dwarf statues wielding hammers, shields, and two-handed heavy hammers at the entrance, Raine showed a thoughtful expression:
’The master hasn’t contacted me.’
’Is it to keep me from taking risks?’
’It’s just right to first find Master Humbert to ask and see if there’s more specific intelligence.’
Thinking aloud, Raine headed towards the gate.
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