I have a Synthesizer

"Who's prettier, Lilith or me?"

"Lilith," Klein said without hesitation.

Agatha seemed a little angry.

"You've looked at me so many times, and you still say that? I'm not convinced, I don't believe you, you're biased against me!"

Klein frowned at her, muttering to himself.

"Crazy woman, I've not only seen Lilith, but I've also slept with her! Is there any comparison?"

Seeing that Klein didn't speak, Agatha changed the subject, unable to resist the curiosity in her heart.

"Klein, you're only Third Order, right? And we're the same age, right?

Why are you so powerful? When I was in Second Order, very few Third Order people were my opponents. I didn't expect that after being promoted recently, I would be defeated instead."

The situation Agatha described was actually similar to what Klein had encountered. When he was in Second Order, Third Order people were basically not his opponents either.

However, in this battle, he had used all his trump cards: Super Fireball, Magic Replication, Focus, and the Decay King. He had used them all.

Although he had already won in the end, Focus Fireball and the Decay King were only for pursuit, but he had used them. Agatha's strength was indeed formidable.

Among the peers he had seen, Agatha should be the number one. Even Lilith and the others were somewhat inferior.

However, explaining the issue of his own strength was impossible. He would just make something up.

"I told you, I'm a genius. A genius is a genius, and geniuses can't be compared to ordinary people."

"Are you saying I'm an ordinary person?"

"I mean you're stronger than ordinary people, but compared to a genius, there's still some distance, so you were defeated by me."

Agatha was speechless. She knew her own strength best. Klein's serious nonsense clearly meant he didn't want to talk about it.

"Forget it if you don't want to talk about it. You know I'm a Dragonkin, a Dragon Witch, and I know nothing about you."

It's good that you know nothing. The trick of provoking me is useless. Strength is something that can be improved by harming the surrounding people, cutting off power to Jay's company, and absorbing the power of tens of thousands of bone-eating beasts and a Fourth Order expert. It's that simple.

The two didn't continue chatting. Agatha herself was also very tired. She leaned on Klein's shoulder and soon fell into a deep sleep.

Klein pushed her a few times, but Agatha always leaned back. After a few tries, he let her lean on him.

Looking at Agatha's profile, Klein was speechless. Earlier, the two had fought to the death, and now she could lean on his shoulder and fall asleep. This woman had a really big heart.

The continuous battles earlier had also exhausted Klein. Not long after, he also fell asleep.

However, before falling asleep, Klein summoned more than a dozen Second Order skeletons and several worker bees. With these summoned creatures patrolling, it was enough to ensure the safety of the night.

Late at night, Agatha woke up leisurely. She first glanced at Klein, confirmed that Klein was already asleep, and then slowly sat up.

It's just that the ideal was very full, but the reality was very skinny. As soon as Agatha got up, she found that the surroundings were already filled with patrolling skeletons.

Let alone how much strength she had recovered now, whether she could kill this group of skeletons, even if she could kill these skeletons, Klein would definitely have woken up eight times.

"He doesn't even put away the skeletons when he sleeps, such a waste of magic power. You're ruthless!"

The idea of running away was broken again. After secretly complaining, Agatha leaned back on Klein's body again.

Klein slowly opened his eyes, looked at Agatha, and clearly heard her complaint just now, secretly wondering.

"Isn't it basic practice for a necromancer to send out skeletons to patrol while sleeping?"

… …

The next day, Klein had already woken up very early, but he didn't wake Agatha up. This wasn't because he cherished her, but because he needed Agatha to recover her magic power, and sleeping was a very good state of meditation.

This woman slept until noon before slowly opening her eyes. Klein closed the book in his hand and looked at Agatha.

"Are you awake? If you're awake, let's go. We'll go find your ring first. Without clothes, it's too inconvenient for you to move around, and your ring should also have some important items."

"Okay! ~" Agatha, knowing that she was about to be dragged to the World's Peak, said weakly.

Klein took Agatha back to the place where they had fought before. Although the previous battle had destroyed a lot of terrain, it had all been burned into magma and hard blocks by Klein's Fireball.

Now that the magma had cooled, the entire ground was still relatively smooth, so it wasn't too difficult to find.

Klein controlled the worker bees and more than a dozen skeletons to search in this area. Agatha looked at Klein's skeletons and secretly shook her head.

"This practice of using summoned creatures as coolies is too wasteful of magic power. Even if they are just some First Order skeletons, it's not appropriate. Magic power should be reserved for combat."

Klein turned around and looked at Agatha, who was pointing out his magic. Her reasoning was sound and convincing, and then he replied.

"Oh!"

Oh? I told you the techniques of controlling magic and saving magic power, and you just give me an oh? Don't you have any respect for a Dragon Witch?

Somewhat unconvinced, Agatha wanted to say something more, but Klein had already interrupted her.

"Your ring has already been found."

Not long after he finished speaking, a skeleton ran back with Agatha's ring.

"See, skeletons are not only used for combat, but also for life, and magic power is meant to be used, not saved."

Although what Klein said seemed very reasonable, Agatha still felt that what he said was nonsense. If you don't save magic power, what will you do when you run out of magic during battle?

However, Klein would not discuss the issue of magic power value with others. He could talk about it, but there was no need to, for fear of discouraging others.

Taking the spatial ring, which might be very valuable, Klein didn't even look at it and threw the ring to Agatha. For him, finding the ancient ruins was more important than these things.

He looked at Agatha, who was changing clothes. He looked because he wanted to look, and he wouldn't make the same mistake as yesterday.

"How is your magic power recovering?"

Agatha felt that Klein's gaze was a little strange.

"It's okay, what's wrong?"

"If you've recovered well, then please transform into a dragon and fly me over there. After all, if we walk, it's too far to go to the World's Peak."

Agatha's face changed suddenly, and she said very irritably.

"You want to ride me again?"

Klein was a little strange, why was this guy reacting so strongly.

"What's wrong with that?"

"Do you think a dragon can be ridden casually?"

Klein nodded.

"What you said does make sense. It shouldn't be casual. I should be more serious!"

Agatha looked at Klein, who was gradually approaching, and suddenly felt a little flustered.

"What are you going to do?"

An hour later, Agatha honestly transformed into a dragon. Although it was also a dragon, her form was much smaller than yesterday.

The height was only about 40-50 naches, and the wingspan was about 60 naches. At most, one person could stand on its back, and two people would feel crowded.

Klein patted Agatha's neck and said with a smile.

"That's a good girl! Let's go, to the World's Peak, Aliluya."

Agatha unwillingly flew into the sky and solemnly warned Klein.

"I warn you, even if I'm not your opponent, you can't move around on my back, and don't do anything strange."

"Strange things?" Klein was baffled. What strange things could he do to a dragon?

Moreover, the dragons in novels are either ridden or killed. Is there an exception? No.