I became the slime toy of the evil dragon girl?

Vivian lay down on the ground without any regard for her image, watching with great interest as the slime rummaged through the slime.

After watching for a while, my eyelids started to droop, I rolled over, and then I fell fast asleep.

……

Ian's mimicry tentacles curled up a bottle that emitted a faint glow, analyzed it, and quickly scanned the information on the panel.

"Another useless thing." He then tossed the bottle aside.

Ian had been diligently searching here for at least three hours, examining thousands of items that he thought looked decent.

The harvest was barely considered plentiful, yielding a considerable number of attribute points and health bonuses, but for the name of the Dragon's Treasury, this harvest seemed rather meager.

Most importantly, Ian still hasn't found any items that can help him learn the common language of the continent. On the contrary, his skill [Special Language Proficiency] has leveled up to level four after consuming some strange items.

Now, besides bird language, Ian also has a rudimentary understanding of dog barking, goblin language, and plant language.

"The Dragon Girl really didn't lie to me... Sigh!" came the slime's sigh, tinged with melancholy.

Vivian's collection was indeed mostly useless, consisting of strange and unusual items, or very ornate and sparkly trinkets, with very few practical props.

But thinking about it, it makes sense. With her LV.99+ strength, she doesn't need any external things to improve herself. Perhaps all she needs is a legendary artifact.

With a thud, Ian rolled and bumped into a tall stack of books, several of which fell and hit him.

"Have we arrived at the knowledge section?"

Ian looked at the scattered books around him and subconsciously swallowed one of them, preparing to use Devour.

After pausing for a moment, he suddenly vomited the book out again.

"As for books... shouldn't I start with analysis? It seems my slime manipulation skills are still a bit lacking."

Ian made a self-deprecating remark, then started rummaging through a pile of books. He finally found a book with illustrations of common things like the sun and moon, and began his analysis.

Ian simultaneously opened the panel, and as he turned the pages of the book, comparing them with the various illustrations, he gradually gained a sense of familiarity with the language.

Suddenly, a new skill appeared on his panel.

[Alasian Common Language LV.Max]

Now I can understand the book in front of me.

Oh~ Isn't this book just an alternate world version of BabyBus? No wonder the analysis was so effective. Did Vivian learn the common language using this?

It came so easily! If I had known I could learn it just by reading a book, I wouldn't have needed to search for magic items everywhere.

Having eliminated his biggest threat, Ian began to read other books.

There were a large number of magic books here. He began scanning them one by one.

He had never experienced such a smooth learning experience before; he could learn the magic in the book with just a glance using his analytical skills.

It's as if he was a top student in his past life, which can be considered as making up for the regret of being a poor student in the past.

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Time passed slowly, and three days went by in the blink of an eye.

In the quiet cave, only the occasional grinding of Vivian's teeth and smacking of her lips could be heard; no one knew what delicious food she was dreaming about.

Ian tossed the last book aside.

Slimes, being purely magical beings, seemed to have no need for sleep; for three whole days, they frantically scanned Vivian's collection of magic books.

At this moment, his mind was filled with countless magical knowledge.

He has scanned hundreds of spells from various schools, ranging from common elemental spells to elven nature spells, and even all sorts of strange and unusual ones.

However, due to the lack of affinity with the corresponding magical attribute, some rare attribute magic, such as blood, light and darkness, or nature magic, cannot be cast for the time being.

Ian can only cast basic elemental magic for now.

His panel didn't become bloated with hundreds of spells. Instead, a large number of spells were integrated and condensed into three spells.

However, each spell has great potential for development, and if the panel displays the rarity of the skills, then these two skills must be legendary.

First is [Mind Manifestation LV.1], which is Ian's biggest gain so far, from a thick ancient book, the only magic recorded in it.

You can directly transform thoughts in your mind into magic. Or you can materialize magic into any shape you desire, such as swords, spears, or shields.

This magic is extremely complex; the principles alone span thousands of pages. Without the ability to analyze this bug-level magic, he might never learn it in his entire life.

This spell is what turned all the spells Ian scanned into this one spell.

【Modular Casting LV.1】Combine magical effects like building blocks.

【Magic Analysis LV.1】Greatly enhances insight into various types of magic and energy. Actively activates the ability to analyze the spells being cast by others, facilitating analysis and learning.

Simply put, it's a magical version of "reading a book a hundred times will reveal its meaning," a skill that comes with learning to materialize thoughts.

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Having amassed so much magical knowledge for free in the Dragon's Treasury, Ian was in a great mood. He hopped around the treasury, intending to devour some more magic crystals to increase his magic limit.

Suddenly, Ian noticed a shadow not far away that seemed to be wriggling.

He silently unleashed an all-powerful detection spell.

This was formed by combining magic from multiple detection dimensions, such as magical fluctuations, life force, soul, and heat energy, using modular casting.

The "Puzzle Detection" magic did indeed react to that shadow.

"Something's sneaked in?" Ian became alert. "A hero? An assassin? Or...?"

Before he could figure it out, the shadow began to move like ripples on water.

Then a slender figure slowly emerged from the shadows.

She was smaller than an average human woman, standing at about 1.4 meters tall. She wore a tight-fitting black leather suit that accentuated her slender and curvaceous figure. Most striking of all were the pair of semi-transparent butterfly wings on her back that fluttered gently.

Fairy race? Ian was puzzled but had already started analyzing.

[Name: Lilith Shadow]

[Race: Shadow Fairy]

[Level: LV.26]

[Attributes: Strength 20, Agility 33, Constitution 18, Spirit 26]

[Talent: Shadow Affinity LV.7......]

Looking at the opponent's level on the panel, they're very weak... about as weak as me.

But it looks inexplicably imposing.

At this moment, her silver eyes were staring straight at Ian.

Ian wasn't sure who the other person was, so he didn't make any rash moves and kept an eye on them.

The two sides stood facing off for about ten seconds.

The fairy girl in front of them suddenly moved.

With her left hand on her hip, she slowly raised her right hand, pointing her index finger directly at Ian, tilting her delicate face up at a 45-degree angle, her long silver hair fluttering in the wind.

Ian was thinking, "This person is so strange. Why would he specifically cast a breeze spell to blow his hair up?"

The other party broke the silence and suddenly spoke.

"Slime, not bad! It actually managed to see through my perfect stealth."