Dear Broom Knight

This was the first time he had brought the Spirit of the Dragon into the mortal realm.

Casually dismissing the gust of wind towards the Icewind Dale, Lorne carefully observed his current state.

Lorne quickly came to a basic conclusion.

With the Spirit of the Dragon, his magical power was almost three times what it used to be.

When channeling magic, the consumption of magic was only half of what it used to be.

It should be due to the doubling of his soul's will, making it easier to mobilize external magical energy.

Lorne cast a Light Orb, then immediately withdrew his magic with a twitch of his lips.

It was terrifying; his light bulb had evolved directly from a 45-watt energy-saving bulb into a dazzling light sphere.

The feeling of a laser light suddenly reminded him of the days he spent entangled with concerts, going with bright, sparkling eyes and returning in tears.

However, even in this short time, Lorne could calculate that his spell effects had also at least tripled.

The protective power was even more needless to mention, it would only be higher.

Lorne nodded slightly and simply removed the Dragon Spirit's protection.

In the future, if he was forced to go out, he would naturally have the Dragon Spirit on him at all times.

But now, it was study time, and what needed to be cultivated was Lorne's own ability.

He couldn't regard any external force as his own strength.

That would affect Lorne's judgment of his own abilities.

Moreover, the Dragon Spirit's possession seemed to speed up his thinking, and Lorne felt that unless he encountered a difficult hurdle, he should avoid wearing this skin.

He had never been able to do what the three little dragons did, unconditionally trusting everything brought about by their bloodline.

Even when the Dragon Spirit covered his soul, there seemed to be no harm, only a negligible amount of mental energy was consumed.

With Lorne's current recovery ability, this little bit of mental energy could be replenished without any potions.

But he still had doubts... If he relied too much on the Dragon Spirit, what if it disappeared one day?

Everything about the dragons originated from the fundamental Nine-Faced Dragon God, Io.

Even knowing that he might not encounter Io even if he lived forever, Lorne still didn't want to leave himself with such a big loophole.

Not to mention, once he got used to the Dragon Spirit's high-speed operation, could Lorne get used to it after leaving that skin?

Could he still look up to himself as a human then?

Perhaps he was worrying unnecessarily, but the dragon race was capable of anything... Besides, even if it was, it was a fair and open conspiracy.

Only by truly becoming a dragon could one obtain true power... What was wrong with that?

Maybe the ancestor who set these things up originally intended to give mixed-bloods like Lorne a way back to the dragon race!

Although Lorne appeared cautious about this, he hadn't reached the point of being wary of his own Dragon Spirit.

His suspicion wasn't that strong yet.

However, before studying the Dragon Spirit more clearly, Lorne would still try to rely only on his own abilities in safe places.

Especially when studying magic.

Besides, in order not to be affected by those few necromantic spells, he had better stay in the demiplane as much as possible during this time.

Since that's the case, then he should take good care of the demiplane first!

Standing on the edge of the terrace, Lorne stretched out his hands, and two huge white birds landed on them.

The usually lively Live Feathers had become very dejected.

They sensed the demise of the existence that created them.

Of course, most importantly, this had also caused some damage to them.

Fortunately, for the past twenty years, Lorne had basically fed them with feathers and talismans from this world, and even used the feathers of powerful creatures to replace the basic magic feathers that originally constructed them when they surpassed level 10... The only opportunity for Live Feathers to change their original attributes was at level 10.

Moreover, the replaced feathers not only had to come from the same creature but also had to be overwhelmingly stronger than the original ones to ensure complete success.

Fortunately, Bolanos had made a lot of effort to build a dragon's nest that Ruskaniya would willingly live in.

After he determined that he could directly become a live-in son-in-law without having to build a nest anymore, these feathers of powerful creatures naturally became dispensable.

Although some spells required energy-rich feathers, he had too many in his hands.

He either had to sell them slowly over a long period or sell them at a reduced price.

Selling them slowly wasn't really feasible either; the feathers had already been plucked, and without the nourishment of the main body, these feathers could only reduce the dissipation of energy even if placed in a vacuum.

Reduce the price? Was that something to say to a dragon?

And with Bolanos's dragon-world relationships, he couldn't find another sucker male dragon who happened to want to build a nest... Feathers mainly served a decorative purpose in dragon nests, not something they really needed.

Dragon beds could be padded with feathers to make them look soft and comfortable, but the real mattresses still had to be made of gold, silver, and jewels.

Generally speaking, this was mainly used by male dragons to show their willingness to raise children with female dragons.

Bolanos was willing to live in the nest built by Ruskaniya's family, and this attitude was more resolute than anything else.

Therefore, instead of piling feathers in the Thousand-Petaled Lotus Hall, what was needed more was to fill it with gold, silver, and jewels.

That was what would make Ruskaniya happy.

Lorne was willing to exchange gems with him, and Bolanos happily agreed.

He wanted to give Ruskaniya the best, but he was really reluctant to part with his beloved gems... Being able to get a bed from Lorne made Bolanos feel really satisfied.

With sufficient preparation, Lorne's Live Feathers, apart from the mental blow and a slight decrease in strength, were basically unaffected.

Even living in the demiplane for half a month would allow them to quickly recover this loss of strength.

Lorne placed them on the railing, carefully comforting them.

Live Feathers were magical creatures with big hearts, and after being coaxed by Lorne for a while, they quickly abandoned their dejected emotions.

Anyway, for them, the most important thing was always Lorne, followed by each other.

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Looking at the large white birds that had become active again and were entangled with each other, Lorne took out a metal book with a silver-white cover and two Live Feather images pieced together with pure blue sapphires.

The first page was a world map, although it was drawn with gemstone powder, it didn't look special.

But the map of the Northland on the second page had small dots on it.

Clicking on a dot would directly bring up the city where the dot was located, zooming in layer by layer until the house where the person represented by the dot was located appeared.

Actually, Lorne originally planned to manifest it down to the individual, but it didn't work.

It was not only a problem of materials but also because doing so would consume a lot of the user's magic power... Even Lorne felt it was a bit too much.

However, this was essentially still a material problem.

Lorne had a feeling that he was overestimating himself in trying to imitate the artifact spirit of the Mechanical Realm's boss.

So, he gave up very decisively.

When he became more powerful in the future, there would always be a chance to改造 it again.

After that came the book pages.

Each pair of pages, made of mithril, was interspersed with a page of transparent crystal.

The crystal shards, which looked as thin as ordinary metal pages, were actually forged and compressed by Lorne from thirty times the amount of crystal.

Even with Lorne being so cautious, he had to fail more than a dozen times to get a finished product.

As for the result... it was that the chat records and help signals of the Live Feather Knight Order members, which could only appear in the demiplane, could all appear on these crystal pages.

Like a chat room, there were names and the ability to scroll and switch.

It's just that Lorne couldn't put everyone in, so he could only record the three knight orders separately... and what recorded them were the mithril pages on both sides of the crystal pages.

Turning past these nine pages would reveal the chat of the reserve members of the knight order.

Because of the large number of personnel and the excessive strength of some people, these three pages were enhanced versions, so they were slightly thicker than the previous pages.

The last part of the book was the Live Feather Knight Order roster, which was inlaid in the mithril and crystal mixed cover.

Turning to the back, it was densely covered with small gems... If you looked closely, you could see traces of the awakening array.

Lorne flipped through it twice, and after confirming that his idea was completely fine, he safely put the book back.

The reason why there were no traces of feathers was because the feathers that the two Live Feathers had replaced over the years had long been twisted into thread... Those book pages were connected layer by layer with these threads, and even the remnants were mixed in when making the mithril pages.

It didn't seem to be of much use, after all, he could use the castle's awakening array to contact people with feathers.

As long as Lorne didn't leave the castle area, he could even see these contacts without going to the secret room.

But Lorne knew that although he hadn't gone out much these years, someone would definitely be able to tell from his performance that he could see these things outside.

He didn't want people to know what his former demiplane was really like.

Since some things were unknown, then let them remain a secret forever.

Looking at the scenery outside, Lorne, whose mood had stabilized, found his new warehouse.

The huge warehouse was filled with layers upon layers of space equipment.

On the ground were huge space boxes and space bags... These were used to store basic supplies.

On the shelves were jewelry boxes and small boxes.

The jewelry boxes were also filled with various space jewelry.

Even so, there were still many metal ores that couldn't fit and were placed in another warehouse.