Red Dragon has magic

Chapter 441 Look What This Is

The Plane Amulet is still reliable and problems won't occur so easily.

This time, Leon used the plane amulet and appeared in the Watchtower smoothly - the volcanic island was protected by Tassera's magic, and teleportation in and out was not allowed at will - there was no embarrassing situation like last time where he deviated from the destination by thousands of kilometers.

After returning to Watchport, Leon suddenly became less anxious. He changed into human form and walked slowly in the bustling streets of Watchport. He bought some snacks and ate them. Then he flew to the volcanic island leisurely and ran to Tassera's Mage Tower. He found that Tassera was not in the Mage Tower and there was no one in the Mage Tower.

Leon was too lazy to run around, so he lay down lazily on Tassela's bed, read a book for a while, and fell asleep wrapped in a quilt. When he woke up, he found Tassela sitting beside the bed... He liked Tassela's back, her loose, slightly curly long hair falling like a waterfall, and the round curves looming under her robe made him dry his mouth.

"Are you awake?" Tassela said without turning her head. "When did you come back?"

“I can’t remember clearly.” Leon turned sideways, stood up slightly, put his arms around Tassela’s slender waist, and stroked her flat belly. “I only know that I came to see her as soon as I came back because I missed her.”

"Why did you learn to speak sweet words?" Tassela raised an eyebrow and asked, "Are you a red dragon or a green dragon?"

“Don’t you like it?” Leon sniffed the fragrance of Tassela’s hair gently, “I won’t say it again.”

“I like it.” Tassela turned around and looked down at Leon, her long hair hanging down, her sparkling eyes revealing a strange and fascinating brilliance. She said openly, “I like it. I like it very much.”

Leon pursed his lips, suddenly stretched out his hand to hook Tassela's neck, turned over and pressed her on the bed, pressing her under him.

"What are you doing? Stop messing around." Tassela's eyes widened. "I'm still reading."

Leon was riding on Tassela at this time, snatched the book from her hand, took a look at it and threw it on the ground, saying: "What kind of rubbish is this? It's better not to read it."

“I borrowed this at a high price through Edwin’s connections.” Tassela knew that Leon had no talent for magic. “You can’t call it a rubbish book just because you can’t understand it.”

"If I say it's a rubbish book, then it's a rubbish book." Lyon stretched his hand into the air, and just as he was about to take out the book he had snatched from the wizardry grocery store in Baldur's Gate, his hand froze in the air.

Leon's unusual behavior attracted Tassela's attention and she asked, "What's wrong with you?"

"Guess what I did in Faerun?" Lyon kept it a secret.

"I don't know." Tassela tilted her head. "I remember you said... to take advantage of the situation?"

Leon took credit for it and said, "I worked so hard to go to Faerun not for myself, but for her."

“For me?” Tassela certainly believed Leon, so she shook her head and said, “I don’t believe it.”

“Since she doesn’t believe it…” Leon laughed, and took out a book and waved it in front of Tassera, gently stroking the gold-plated cover of the book. “Then let’s forget about this Sachiat Code.”

"The Code of Sakiat?" Tassera's pupils shrank into vertical lines instantly. As a mage, she had certainly heard of that legendary book. That book contained extremely powerful knowledge, but it might contain a curse. "Is it true?"

"It's fake, fake, fake." Leon opened the Sachiat Codex, which was full of incomprehensible symbols and strange runes. It gave him a headache. He then turned the book upside down and showed it to Tassela, "I can't understand it. It must be fake."

"Really. Really! I can feel the energy of arcane magic surging in that book." Tassera wanted to snatch the book, but Leon was prepared.

Leon closed the book one step ahead, held it high, and said, “Did I tell you to read it?”

"I want to see it, I want to see it." Tassela said coquettishly, her eyes watery, "Please."

"It's no use just asking for something." Leon said, "You need to come up with something tangible."

"I promise, I will do whatever you ask me to do." Tassela looked at Leon firmly, then asked curiously, "Where did you get the Sachiat Code?"

"Of course I robbed it." Leon said as a matter of course, without the slightest shame. His concept of dealing with people has been influenced to a certain extent by the identity of the Red Dragon. "When I have thought of what I want you to do for me, and you complete it as promised, I will give it to you."

"Now, I want it now." Tassela straightened her back and threw herself at Leon, but Leon put the Sakiat Code into the space in his sleeve. Tassela was now riding on Leon, her beautiful eyes were full of tears, she bit her lips lightly, leaned down, kissed Leon's ear, her breath was as sweet as orchid, and when Leon panted and pushed her down, she crossed her hands in front of her chest and said, "If you don't give me the Sakiat Code, I won't let you touch me."

Leon wrinkled his nose, snorted, grabbed Tassela's wrist and pulled it aside, pressed it on the bed, and said, "I have plenty of strength and means."

“You are such a bastard.” Tassela yelled, “Yes, red dragons are bullies and thugs.”

"You scream," Leon said, "even if you scream your throat out, no one will save you."

After the rain, the sky clears up.

Leon rested his forearms behind his head as a pillow, with an unsatisfied smile on his face. Tassela pinched him several times angrily but still couldn't get rid of her anger, so she said, "Now you can show me."

Leon was satisfied and stopped teasing Tassera. He stretched his body lazily and took out the Sachiat Codex in Tassera's expectant eyes.

Tassela took the Sachiat Codex and couldn't wait to turn the pages. She started reading with great interest. From the corner of her eye, she noticed that Leon was sleeping next to her and reading a book. The cover of that book was not simple. She asked, "What book are you reading?"

“You watch yours, I watch mine.” Leon turned around deliberately, “Let’s not disturb each other.”

"I asked you what book you were reading?" Tassela lay on top of Leon.

“It’s no big deal.” Leon let Tassela pull him. “It’s just the Almanac of Karsus.”

"It's really no big deal." Tassera nodded and continued to read her Sachiat Codex. Suddenly, she stretched out her hand like lightning, but missed.

"You don't think I'm defenseless." Leon was overjoyed.

Tassela bit her lips in dissatisfaction, with a strand of hair in the corner of her mouth.

“Even if I give it to you, you won’t understand what it means.” Leon said nonchalantly, “The Almanac of Karsus is a record of how to use the Crown of Karsus to analyze magic from the bottom of the arcane structure. Without the Crown of Karsus, it’s useless to read it.”

Tassela was a little discouraged until Leon took out a crown.

"The Crown of Karsus needs to be recast before it can be used." Leon fiddled with the Crown of Karsus and tried to install the Nether Stone on it. "Do you think if a Hivemind wears the Crown of Karsus, it will become a Nether Mind. If a Dragon wears the Crown of Karsus, will it become a Nether Dragon?"

Leon talked to himself for a long time and found that Tassera didn't move at all. This was not the character of the Dragon of Magic. He turned around and saw that she was pinching her face.

"What are you doing?" Leon asked.

"I'm not dreaming." Tassela used all her strength and hissed in pain. "It hurts. This is not a dream."

"When did you become so stupid?" Leon said with disgust.

"Isn't this a dream?" Tassela stroked her trembling chest, trying to calm her excitement, "Let's do it again."

"Why do we have to do this again suddenly?" Leon asked.

"Otherwise I won't feel at ease holding it." Tassela replied.

"Will you feel relieved if it happens again?" Leon said in disbelief, "This is the crown of Karsus."

Tassela chuckled like an idiot.

(End of this chapter)