Abyssal Dragon

Chapter 63 063. Wasted in vain
No demon would easily reveal his real name, and as a superior, as long as he made this request to the demon, he was prepared to tear his face apart.

Before Calvin came here, he never expected that Abyss Dragon would raise this question so directly, and did not leave any room for relaxation.

When he saw the rushing red dragon, his brain went blank, he tore up an acceleration scroll without hesitation, and quickly retreated behind him!
"I am willing to surrender, wait!"

Calvin shouted loudly, but no one would stop without Dirsas's order.

At this time, the forest elf's sharp arrows had already come out of the string, and with the continuous sound of piercing through the air, Kawen's original position was already filled with sharp arrows. If he hadn't reacted quickly, he would have become a hedgehog at this time.

Seeing the forest elves draw their bows again, Cavin had no choice but to take out a scroll and tear it up again, and the magic light instantly enveloped him.

Immediately following a flash of magical light, his figure disappeared instantly, and when he reappeared, he was already tens of meters away.

Teleportation!

A seven-ring spell, a seven-ring spell that can only be released by a thirteenth-level mage!

This guy actually has the magic scroll of teleportation!
Dirsas's eyes widened, and the way he looked at Calvin changed - this guy is a local rich man!

"Kill him, must kill him!"

Victoria and Dirsas flapped their wings fiercely at the same time, and charged fiercely at Kavin's position. The archers of the forest elves also rushed out like cheetahs, following behind Kavin!
However, when the crowd was furious, Calvin fell to his knees with a bang, and roared loudly: "I am willing to give up my real name!

Do not kill me!
I'm willing to deal with another brezu for you! "

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As a seven-ring advanced spell, teleportation can not only teleport the user to the place where the user can see, but also teleport the user to the place he is most familiar with. The more familiar the place, the higher the probability of teleportation.

For example, Calvin wants to teleport himself to the place where he lives, the camp of the bully frogmen.

Logically speaking, the success rate is close to [-]% based on Cavin's familiarity with the thatched hut.

However, under the influence of the ferocious momentum of the two dragons and the aiming of a dozen bows and arrows, he was so nervous that the destination of this precious teleportation scroll was greatly deviated, and finally teleported to where he could see.

The teleportation technique of the seven rings was directly used as the effect of the flash technique, which made Kawen very speechless.

Calvin knew very well that this was the territory of the abyss dragon, and his servants were all around the dragon's lair, so he couldn't escape at all.

So Calvin knelt down on the ground very simply, expressing his willingness to give his real name.

After all, before freedom, life is still important.

"That's enough."

After getting Calvin's real name, Dirsas reprimanded very dissatisfiedly, then stretched out his dragon claws,

"Hand over all the teleportation scrolls!"

"No more, Master Dirsas..."

Calvin, who was kneeling on the ground, had a painful expression on his face, and he also felt sorry for his teleportation scroll.

His professional level is now level eleven, but he can't draw a seven-ring spell model at all.

And even if one reaches level [-], it doesn't mean that a seven-ring magic scroll can be made casually. Not only does one need to be extremely familiar with the spell model, but also consume a lot of materials and be prepared to fail.

In fact, Calvin had already prepared for the worst, but he didn't expect the reality to be worse than he imagined. Not only did he use the teleportation scroll, but he didn't run away.

Calvin looks down on demons in his heart, so he wants to get rid of the current commander, Ms. Diana, and from a long-term perspective, it is more promising to be under the command of an abyss dragon.

Especially when the opponent has already conquered a red dragon.

So in the end, Calvin decided to join the Abyss Dragon—but he didn't expect Dirsas to be so overbearing.

He feels now that he is stupid.

"You deceived the dragon, you must pay compensation if you want to save your life!"

Dirsas also knew that teleportation wasn't something that could be bought casually, but he had to squeeze out Kavin, otherwise he would feel very uncomfortable.

Calvin obviously understood what Dirsas meant, and took out all the magic scrolls in his arms.

After giving away his real name, these are no longer important, and Calvin completely gave up resistance.

There were four scrolls that Calvin took out, but the magical aura inside them was not strong, which meant that there were no good ones.

Dirsas's dragon claws plucked it casually, and after failing to pick out what he wanted, he waved his claws and called Wen Lan to him.

"It's all up to you to deal with."

"Thank you for your generosity, Lord Dirsas."

Wen Lan happily picked up all the magic scrolls, and carefully stuffed them into her arms and sleeves.

There are often many hidden pockets in the robes of mages, which are used to hold these magical items.

"Hey, this is mine..."

Calvin is willing to donate the magic scroll to Dirsas, but it doesn't mean he is willing to give it to Wenlan.

He is now surrendering to Dirsas, not the elf mage.

In fact, in Kawen's territory, he conquered these Rosen aborigines.

But before Calvin had time to say anything more, Dirsas stretched out his dragon claws to interrupt him,

"That's not enough."

"I only have so much, Lord Dirsas,"

Calvin was very helpless, and sat back on his feet weakly, "Or, you can provide magic materials, and I will make more for you.

Except for teleportation scrolls. "

"No, I want demons,"

Dirsas looked at the bewildered Calvin and said, "I want your Berserker."

Calvin breathed a sigh of relief.

"No problem, when do you plan to attack the territory of the Brezu demon, I can transfer the demons under my command to act as the vanguard at any time."

In Calvin's view, Dirsas wanted his Berserkers for the sake of war.

But what Dirsas said next made him unable to react for a while,
"As long as the berserk demon, the other ape demons and cowardly demons will stay with you first."

"Do you have any special orders?"

Calvin explained in a daze: "You know, those Berserkers are lazy and stupid. They can't do much except fight."

"They really can't do much, but they can be eaten."

"Oh, yes, of course."

Calvin was secretly speechless, thankful that he was not a Berserker.

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Demons obey orders are often forced by the powerful strength of the superior, which means that they become obedient and obedient in order to survive.

When obeying the order cannot survive, the demon will naturally not obey the order, but give priority to saving his life.

Therefore, Calvin couldn't tell the Berserk Demon about his real purpose, he just gathered them together and led them to Dirsas's territory himself.

And Calvin's destination is the trap that Dirsas had already prepared.

(End of this chapter)