Red Dragon has magic

Chapter 38: Take advantage of the front and respect later

Leon thought the interior of the tower must be quite small, but after entering he found it was quite large. Even if he stood up he couldn't reach the ceiling, and he could swing his sword without worrying about it hitting the wall and bouncing off.

Come to think of it, this is a fortress blockhouse, not those commercial houses. Ordinary people can reach the ceiling by standing on a bench, and they will hit the wall if they take two steps. We really can't be too stingy.

Lyon looked around. With only one crack letting in light, the entire interior was quite dark. The tall stone pillars supporting the ceiling were already cracked and mottled. Broken books were scattered on the long table in the center. The walls were hung with torn battle flags and tapestries that were already faded and tattered. The extinguished fireplace exuded a cold atmosphere...

A rustling sound suddenly came.

Leon looked in the direction of the sound, but saw nothing.

mouse?

Lyon didn't pay much attention to it. He pushed aside the bench that had fallen on the ground and was in the way and moved forward. He heard the creaking sound again and looked up. The chandelier hanging on the ceiling began to shake without any warning.

Ghost haunting?

Leon felt a little scared and was about to turn around and leave, but suddenly he remembered the spell he had just learned - the Clairvoyance Spell. Wasn't it meant to be used at this time?

Leon squinted his eyes, stretched out his hand and wiped it in front of his eyes, then opened his eyes again. He felt that the whole world had become clear and bright. Then he looked up at the ceiling and saw a light blue transparent figure sitting on the chandelier and swaying.

Looking again, Leon discovered that there were many light blue transparent human figures, or ghosts, everywhere.

Suddenly, a ghost screamed, stretched out his hand and waved towards Leon, and a broken bench flew up and hit Leon.

Lyon didn't dodge and let the broken bench hit him. To be honest, it was a bit painful.

Being able to throw objects out of thin air is not just a ghost, but a haunting ghost.

No matter what kind of ghost it was, it would be rude not to reciprocate. Leon raised his sword and chopped it, accurately hitting the haunted ghost. The ghost split into two halves and then quickly came together.

Is this the physical damage resistance of the haunting ghost?
As long as he can hurt the enemy, it will be enough. Leon is full of confidence. Otherwise, he will not be able to breathe fire. The Samadhi True Fire can only be used once during a long rest, and there is no way to deal with so many haunting ghosts.

As one haunted ghost attacked Leon, other haunted ghosts followed suit. Some controlled the candlesticks to smash at Leon, some controlled the rusty morning star hammers scattered on the ground to smash at Leon...it was a mess.

Because those evil ghosts hid far away, it was inconvenient for Leon to swing his sword. He wanted to use sword-controlling. The hall of the blockhouse was big enough for activities, but it was still a bit narrow for sword-controlling. The flying sword would easily hit the wall, so he simply abandoned the sword and showed his sharp teeth and claws.

Lyon locked onto a haunted ghost, charged forward, and slapped it. Unexpectedly, the slap dispersed the haunted ghost, and the effect was much better than swinging the sword.

How is this going?

Leon thought about it, could it be that because he breathed in the spiritual energy of heaven and earth every day, and continuously absorbed the essence of the sun and the moon for several years, he had already cultivated into a spirit and was no longer a mortal... A dragon itself is a magical creature, right?
Regardless of all that mess, his sharp teeth and claws seem to be able to cause magical damage, similar to the feathered serpent.

The attacks of Quetzalcoatl are regarded as magic attacks. Whether biting or strangling, they can effectively deal with enemies that are resistant to physical damage.

Leon was extremely excited to discover his new ability. He ran around the hall and tore all the haunted ghosts into pieces... One of the haunted ghosts tried to use virtual movement to escape through the wall, but his speed was too slow. He couldn't go any faster and was slapped to death by Leon against the wall.

"Why do you guys keep interrupting my work?"

As Leon took a breath and rested, a hollow voice rang out.

The BOSS appears?
Leon looked around excitedly, and saw a light blue transparent wizard figure suddenly appear. With his appearance, the atmosphere became quiet, with occasional unnatural sounds, the temperature also dropped significantly, and finally an inexplicable fear surged up.

Leon heard the beating of his heart, he took several deep breaths and finally calmed down. This was no longer a haunting ghost, but a higher-level ghost, usually bound to a specific place, creature or object that was of great significance to its life.

This ghost seemed to be able to communicate, so Leon tried to raise his hand and said, "Hello."

"Not good at all, I wish you all died." The wizard ghost shouted madly, raised his hand, red light appeared in his hand, and then he made a throwing gesture towards Leon, and suddenly a series of light balls appeared and flew towards Leon.

Those light balls were extremely fast and could turn, flying towards Leon's head.

Leon was hit on the head five times and felt a little dizzy, but he had to admit that Arcane Missiles was indeed worthy of its reputation.

This wizard ghost can actually cast spells, so he can't be allowed to continue casting spells. Leon used all his strength to pounce on the wizard ghost. Before he got close, the wizard ghost's lips moved, glanced at Leon, and then turned into a point of light and disappeared in an instant.

Leon looked back and saw the wizard's ghost appear behind him, about ten steps away. He raised his hand decisively and cast a spell to immobilize the body. Without any hesitation, he took a deep breath and exhaled the Samadhi True Fire.

When should you save skills?
This is the time to go all out.

The immobilization technique combined with the Samadhi True Fire is Leon's trump card. If it doesn't work, we must retreat immediately today.

A living mage with magic items and triggered defense spells might be able to avoid Leon's immobilization spell and Samadhi True Fire. A mage ghost was still a little short, so after being hit by Leon's skills, it turned into ashes in the blink of an eye.

After killing the wizard ghost, Leon didn't dare to delay. He decisively found his sword and picked it up, climbed out of the dark tower, and gasped for breath in the bright light.

Leon saw the orc who had been talking to him standing in the central atrium.

Luo Luge also saw Leon. His scarlet scales were still shining, but his chest kept rising and falling as he gasped for air. He asked, "What happened to you?"

"A bunch of ghosts," Leon replied.

"Escaped?" Luo Luge smiled.

"A bunch of haunted ghosts and a wizard ghost." Leon didn't care about putting on airs or pretending to be a red dragon. This was the real him, a human being in essence. "I didn't know there were more weird undead creatures. Anyway, I ran away."

Luo Luge looked towards the blockhouse. As a priest, he could feel that the dark power shrouding the blockhouse had disappeared. It seemed that the monster that had been tormenting everyone for several months had disappeared. At this time, he found that Deka was looking at him and nodded at him.

The Samadhi True Fire had been used up and his trump card was gone, so his fighting power was greatly reduced. Leon was afraid of death, so he ran away.

"Well, what do you think? Do you want to submit to me or not?" Leon had already spread his wings, but he just remembered to ask that question, so as to make it a complete story.

It was quiet for a moment.

"Long live the Red Dragon."

"Fight for the Red Dragon."

"Waaagh!"

Luo Luge looked at Deka, who was beating his chest with both hands and shouting: "Blood and glory, for the red dragon."

Leon had already flapped his wings, and when he heard the orcs' cheers, he almost stumbled and fell from the blockhouse.

(End of this chapter)