Dragon Clan: You are not a little monster

Chapter 64 Memories
"Principal Ange, why do we have to go to the Three Gorges again this time?"

On the plane, Caesar asked the questions that were on everyone's mind, so everyone was confused about this matter. Every time Kassel College completed a mission, the follow-up work was almost always done by the graduated students, that is, the expatriates.

The benefit of this is that it allows students in the academy to have more time to rest and study. Normally, Kassel Academy needs to teach students everything about the dragon clan in four years or so. Nearly a thousand years of history and the alchemy that can be called magic make countless people feel incredible. Four years is not enough.

Every advantage has its disadvantages. The one thing is that the aftermath task needs to be done by seniors who have already graduated. Aftermath is not difficult, and this is a waste of the college's resources.

Ange looked at Caesar and spoke slowly.

"Three months ago, when you had just completed your mission to the Three Gorges, the academy had already arranged a team to deal with the aftermath."

When Ange said this, no one else in Kassel Academy found it strange, and Kirino also thought it was natural.

"But something strange happened. When the relief team dived into the ruins of the Bronze City, a strange phenomenon caught our attention."

"Underwater, most areas don't have any animals gathered. This is not normal. I believe you have learned in textbooks that dragons are creatures with extremely strong coercion, and they are even intelligent. Even if those damn guys are dead, there will be a vacuum period. But half a month has passed, and there has been no change. This is a bit strange."

Kirino's expression changed. He had discovered this problem the last time he dived. He also noticed something was wrong at the time, but he didn't think much about it.

"Do you think it's my problem too?"

Tongye suddenly heard Lao Tang's voice in his mind, and he nodded quietly in his mind. In this situation, no matter who it is, they will doubt the guy in front of them.

Old Tang opened his mouth and spoke.

"This time, things are a little different from what I expected. The last time I went there, I smelled a smell that didn't belong to us."

Tong Ye's eyes widened instantly. This was not the smell of Old Tang. What did this mean?

Old Tang also said with a smile.

"That is to say, other first-generation guys have been there before, and they spent quite a lot of time there."

Kirino found it unbelievable. The mission of Kassel Academy could be said to be top secret and ordinary people would not know about it at all. Even if he was a first-generation species, it was not something that ordinary people could do to live under the Three Gorges Dam for a period of time without being noticed.

Kirino didn't notice that the one who had the biggest reaction was Finkel. Finkel's eyes widened instantly. It was not common to find a guy with such power among the first generation. Moreover, he could stay underwater for such a long time without being discovered. Then there was only one guy who met the requirements, and that was - the King of the Ocean and Water.

Finkel remembered that the last time the academy had news about him was during the event in the Arctic Ocean. At that time, the entire academy was like an army. Finkel felt that was the time when they were most likely to find and kill the Dragon King.

The fire in Finkel's eyes seemed to burn time, and his memory instantly went back to that day several years ago.

……

At Kassel College, at that time, Principal Angers felt that a true dragon slayer must be as reliable and loyal as a soldier, and the students did the same. Finger was undoubtedly the best among them, even the most outstanding one. One day, Principal Angers found the guy in front of him.

"You are Fingel, right?" The young Fingel looked at Ange with fanatical eyes. At that time, everyone in Kassel Academy had a crazy idol worship for Ange, and Fingel was the same.

"Yes, Monsieur Angers."

Finkel had forgotten the look in Ange's eyes, but the affirmation and hope in them still made the young man in front of him feel enthusiastic.

"Your word spirit is the bronze throne?"

There was some inquiry in Ange's voice, or perhaps a rhetorical question. Finkel wanted to tell his secret, but after thinking about it, he nodded.

"This time in the Arctic Ocean, we found news about the Dragon King. The source of the news is reliable, so we organized a strong team. We want to write the history of the hybrids."

Ange's words are always inspiring, and Finkel nodded in agreement, but Ange's eyes suddenly became cautious.

He looked at the young man in front of him and said.

"This mission is dangerous. You are facing a first-generation hybrid, or even a Dragon King-level being."

A Dragon King-level existence? Finger's eyes became enthusiastic again. During the long time they had been at Kassel Academy, they had received news about the so-called Dragon King countless times. Even though they had failed every time, the insights gained from each mission were eye-opening for him.

Finkel did not take Angers words to heart. He felt that even in danger, his words could save everything. Every night after that, he felt ignorant when he thought of such ridiculous ideas.

Finger left Ange's office. He did not see the helplessness in Ange's eyes. Ange had seen countless strong men and geniuses. Finger was not the strongest among them, but he was the proudest. However, this was not surprising. Finger's background allowed him to be proud.

Finkel came to his mentor, a bespectacled scholar. When he told his mentor the task that Principal Angers had given him, the mentor became angry.

"Ange promised me that he would not look for you on this mission. Finkel promised me that you would not go, okay? It's very dangerous. Leave only one seedling for our research, okay?"

Finkel was dismissive, even contemptuous. He didn't think this mission was any different from usual ones. His mentor's reaction made him feel uncomfortable.

In the end, he still failed to convince his mentor, and his mentor even went to find Angers later. Principal Angers was silent in the office for a long time, but finally agreed.

His mentor obviously overlooked a problem. At Finkel's age, he was undoubtedly the most rebellious. The academy leader who led the mission this time was actually a night watchman.

Finkel originally just wanted to inquire. If it was Angers, then his hope of going to the Arctic Ocean would be completely gone. But if it was the Night Watchman, then he still had hope. The extinguished fire of Finkel was ignited again.

Such behavior made Finkel feel like a clown afterwards, but he didn't know it at the time.

(End of this chapter)