A baby dragon has built a nest outside the Novice Village

Chapter 13 You Can't Die Before Paying Your Debt
Farrell was in a bad mood.

He had been asleep for less than an hour.

No dragon likes to be woken up, let alone be caught by a contract in its sleep and taken to a place tens of thousands of miles away from its lair, where it has to fight.

The flames burned fiercely, and the surrounding undead became the targets of Farui's anger. The dragon's breath continued to burn them.

Although these undead were a species with specialized recovery capabilities, it was clear that the damage caused by the dragon's breath far exceeded their recovery capabilities.

Soon, the undead stopped moving one by one and returned completely to the embrace of death.

"No!"

A shrill wail was heard from behind.

Fari felt a cold breath coming from behind him. This cold breath penetrated into his body. Soon, this breath enveloped Fari's heart, as if trying to freeze it and stop it from beating.

"Touch of Death, a third-level spell."

Farri was furious.

The flames quickly completely engulfed the necromancer, along with his "pets".

The flames spread to the Necromancer's body, but he was unaware and was only concerned with stuffing his pets back into his body.

The Necromancer didn't stop and walked into the burning dragon fire.

It only took one beat for Fari's heart to dispel the cold aura in his body.

Reinhardt now looked like an old man on his deathbed, and he didn't even have the strength to swallow the healing potion in his mouth.

Then he slowly fell down and there was no movement.

The girl turned around and saw a dragon standing behind her, so she obediently stepped aside.

Fary took his eyes off the necromancer who was gradually turning into ashes, and turned to look to the side. Reinhardt was lying on the ground, and next to him, a girl was trying to pour a bottle of healing potion into his mouth.

"Step aside."

"Don't die..."

"court death!"

"Don't hurt my pets!"

This is the greatest insult to any dragon, even a young one.

Farui watched the necromancer mutter to himself as he stuffed the undead creatures that had returned to death back into his skin.

These second and third level spells had no effect on Farui. Even though he was just a young dragon, his innate spell resistance was enough to deal with these spells.

Farui just moved his claws slightly, and the necromancer who passed by him lost half of his body.

Facing a dragon, the seriously injured necromancer did not retreat. He bravely cast one spell after another and rushed towards Farui.

"You're actually using this instant death spell for low-level creatures to deal with a real dragon?"

"Only you will accompany me, only you will listen to me..."

"It's so miserable."

“It’s even upgraded.”

In Farui's eyes, although Reinhardt's breath was weak, it was more condensed. As long as he could survive, he should be able to become a level five warrior.

Fari stretched out his claws and gently scratched his fingertips, and a drop of blood fell into Reinhardt's mouth.

Reinhard's face became rosy and his wrinkles gradually disappeared visibly.

The principle of the spell "Ultimate Decay" is to extract the target's vitality and make the target age to death. In this case, by replenishing the vitality, Reinhardt can be saved.

"how do you feel?"

“It’s like I died.”

Reinhardt was still very weak, and he tried but failed to get up from the ground.

"You can't die yet. At least you have to pay me back."

Reinhardt smiled and didn't continue the conversation.

"You have hidden a lot of skills from me before."

Fari flapped his wings, looked at the blazing flames, and continued.

The necromancer inside has turned to ashes.

"He's a level 7 necromancer, and you, a level 4 warrior, can severely injure him..."

"But all the cards have been revealed and still haven't been played. If I hadn't signed a contract with you, you would have confessed." Fary turned his head and looked into the distance.

The sound of horse hooves came from that direction, and the sentry in the distance finally discovered something unusual. The cavalrymen were rushing towards here.

"Friend or foe?"

Reinhardt also heard the sound of horse hooves.

"She is not an enemy, but my mission is to take her to the capital to avoid their pursuit."

Reinhardt glanced at Lania who was sitting on the ground. It was hard to tell what she was thinking from her expression.

"How much is the mission reward?"

"You will receive a 100 gold coins upfront, and the remaining 900 will be paid after the mission is completed. According to the contract, you can get 20%."

"Then things are simple. I will go and drive those people away."

Fari soared into the sky, and soon Reinhardt heard shouts of fear in the distance.

"Dragon, it's a dragon!"

"Run!"

"Why is there a dragon here?"

A few minutes later, Fary reappeared in Reinhardt's sight.

"Done. Those guys won't dare to come here for a while."

Fari landed carefully and there were no problems this time.

"You still have two more chances to ask me to take action. Remember to use them. Don't die. At least, don't die before you pay off your debt."

Fari has already seen that the guy in front of him is a high-quality stock. As long as he doesn't die too early, he will definitely become the protagonist of a bard's poem in a certain region.

"We have to find a way to make him owe more."

Ferry, flapping his wings and leaving the ground, was already muttering in his mind, trying to think of a way to keep this high-quality asset in his hands for a longer period of time.

But with nothing in his hand, Fary could only return to the nest first. Maybe the next time Reinhardt summons him in crisis, he can find a way to make him owe more.

Reinhardt watched Farri fly away and struggled to sit up from the ground.

Under the effect of dragon blood, his body is recovering.

Although still weak, Reinhardt could feel that the power in his body was stronger than before.

"Can I still leave?"

Lania walked up to Reinhardt, her tone not much different from before.

"Barely enough."

As soon as she finished speaking, Lania put her hand on Reinhardt's shoulder and helped him up.

"Leave quickly if you can. Although the cavalry have been driven away, the city lord will definitely send someone to confirm the situation."

Lania supported Reinhardt and picked up his sword and shield that had fallen to the ground.

"You're not going to ask me something?"

Whether it was forcibly exerting a strength close to that of a seventh-level warrior, or summoning a baby dragon through a contract, these were not things that a fourth-level warrior could do, but Lannia seemed to have no doubts about it.

"Everyone has secrets, and I haven't told you my identity."

The two were silent for a moment, just supporting each other and walking forward. Finally, it was Lania who spoke first.

"Why didn't you run away?"

There was no doubt in her mind.

"Escape?"

"During the time you were possessed by the sword, if you had tried to escape, the necromancer would not have been able to catch up with you."

"Escape? Doesn't that mean the mission has failed?"

Reinhardt looked puzzled.

"That was just an ordinary mission contract. Failure caused by the enemy being too strong will only have a temporary impact..."

"But the mission will still fail, right? I don't want any mission to fail."

Lania looked at Reinhardt deeply and said nothing more.

(End of this chapter)