Chapter 337: Chapter 332: Vimier Elf Forest Chapter 337: Chapter 332: Vimier Elf Forest “Bronia, do you know where I can find a teleportation array to the Nocchio Subcontinent?” Muria asked. He was ready to set out for the next subcontinent after accomplishing all he needed to.

Regrettably, within this subcontinent, the Church of the Good God had a very limited presence. They were unable to compare to the church with branches across the Ionian Subcontinent, and therefore, could not provide Muria with the intercontinental teleportation services as they didn’t possess such high-grade teleportation arrays. Therefore, Muria had to find a solution on his own.

“Are you leaving already?”

“I’ve found the dragon I raised. It’s time to move to the next continent and continue my search.”

“You’re too hasty.” Bronia was aware of Muria’s worldwide dragon hunt, but she disagreed with his impetuous approach.

“In less than a year, you have traveled to two subcontinents. Your mother’s initial intention of banishing the giant dragon you raised to twelve different subcontinents was not merely for you to pass through them and experience the process.

She wanted you to gain experience, to explore Elasia and marvel at the wondrous places it has rather than just hurrying through just to find the dragons. How many places in the Ionian and Osroni subcontinents have you actually visited?”

“Well…” Muria was at a loss for words, with a sheepish grin on his face. He hadn’t visited many places; the moment he found a dragon, he would head to the next continent. His original plan was to gather them all as quickly as possible.

“I worry about the safety of the dragons that my mother scattered across the twelve subcontinents,” Muria thought for a moment and then replied seriously. This was his motivation to search for dragons.

“Your fears are excessive, Muria.” Bronia took a serious look at Muria, “What do you think the Dragon Race is? We are not fragile humans. The giant dragons you raised are all Gold Rank, they are capable of surviving safely.

In fact, those giant dragons are safer now than ever. Just look at the dragon that was banished here, and you’ll understand. Atris has certainly left them enough space to survive and grow. However, you are not giving them the opportunity to showcase their abilities, and instead you rush to find them all.

They are no longer baby dragons, Muria. You’ve taught them magic and how to fight. They’re far superior to most of the giant dragons in the world.

Now, it’s your turn. You should learn to let go just a bit, give them enough time.”

“…I see.” Having heard Bronia’s words, Muria fell into thought and silence, giving an ambiguous reply.

“What do you plan to do next?”

“The plan remains the same, but I’ll slow down my pace. I’ll follow your advice, take a good look at this world and allow them the chance to prove themselves,” Muria smiled, “I hope they won’t disappoint me when I do find them.”

“That’s more like it!” Upon hearing Muria’s plan, Bronia nodded in relief. She genuinely had Muria’s best interests in mind when she made the suggestions. It was because both Yarista, whom she had once followed, and Dimos, the Source of Disaster, had traveled every continent of the world in their times.

Even Muria’s parents did the same. According to Bronia’s speculation, every entity with a great objective seemed to complete a world tour.

“So, can you now tell me where I can find a teleportation array that can transport me to the Nocchio Subcontinent?”

“…” Bronia stared at Muria, feeling like she had wasted her breath. The young fellow before her did not seem like he had listened to a word she had said.

“I was simply trying to understand where I could find a teleportation array of this scale.” Muria backed off slightly, feeling somewhat uncomfortable under Bronia’s intense stare and explained in a low voice.

“I can tell you, but you need to promise me that you’ll travel there only by walking or flying.”

“Alright, I promise,” Muria forced a grin.

“The Vimier Elf Kingdom.”

“Where is that?” Muria looked confused, having never heard this name before. In fact, he didn’t know much about entities of the same scale, like kingdoms and Duchies apart from the Empire.

Seeing the puzzled look on Muria’s face, Bronia took out a rhomboidal gemstone and activated it in front of him.

Subsequently, a detailed three-dimensional map of the subcontinent appeared before Muria, showcasing the forests, mountains, hills, rivers, cloud islands, cities… everything was depicted in great detail for Muria to see.

Excited to see the detailed map, which was hardly smaller than Bronia, Muria exclaimed, “This is a map of the Osroni Subcontinent!”

“Yes, it is, and we are here,” Bronia pointed to a miniaturized volcano, shrouded by dense forest and spewing lava, located on the lower right part of the map.

“And the Vimier Elf Kingdom you need to go to is here.” Bronia pointed her massive dragon claw towards a vast forest region in the upper left of the map. The forest was larger than the Norton Kingdom of the Ionian Subcontinent.

“That’s quite far away.” Muria touched his chin, looking somewhat uneasy. The shortest route from Zaichek to this expansive jungle was to traverse the Osroni Subcontinent, and that was a long journey indeed.

“It’s not that far. If you’re quick, you’ll reach there within a year,” Bronia chuckled, “If you’re eager, you can set off now.”

“Can you give me this map?” Muria pointed at the gemstone projecting the topographical map of the whole subcontinent.

“Take it!”

“Well then, until next time when I have a chance, Bronia.” After picking up the gemstone, Muria kicked Auston lightly, jumped onto its back and said, “Off we go, Auston.”

“Muria, remember the promise you just made. Believe in the dragons you raised. They are better than you think. You definitely need to give them time to prove themselves.” As Muria was about to fly out of the Obsidian Palace on Auston, Bronia shouted out loud.

“Muria, I’ll escort you out.” At the side, Renata transformed back into a dragon and caught up with Muria who had already flown out of the volcanic crater.

…

“Squawk!” A clarion call that split the sky echoed over a human city. With that call, a fierce bird with iridescent feathers emerged in the sky, leaving behind seven colorful tail feathers in its wake.

Yet, when the humans of the city saw this beautiful and brightly feathered fierce bird, the city fell into disorder. The reason being the rain of fire that came pouring down over the city with the appearance of this fierce bird.

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