An invincible journey starting from a different race

"Of course, this is a gift for you. After all, I don't go there very often. Hehehe, these are all given to me by my business partners. I don't go to that kind of place myself."

Jack could already feel his wife's gaze on him and wondered if he should just find a place to crash into his car and die.

Aesop didn't know about these social etiquettes and agreed immediately. His expression was even happier than when Jack said he would give him money.

Of course, Jack didn't dare to refuse to pay, so he threw the agreed amount and a membership card to Aesop, and then left with the caravan as if fleeing.

But as he left, Aesop could still hear hysterical screams coming from the carriage.

But that had nothing to do with him anymore. He looked at the membership card in his hand happily, and then heard the centaur girl Xiaona calling him.

"Guest, this fire dragon has awakened."

Eleven is even better

In fact, Amanda had been awake for some time, but she just didn't dare to open her eyes.

Her sister once told her what would happen to a defeated fire dragon in times of war.

Being torn into pieces and skinned and bones removed by humans!

Because every part of the fire dragon's body is extremely valuable, in times of war, their dragon scales will be collected by humans to make armor, and their claws will be used as weapons, so it is impossible for every defeated fire dragon to retain its entire body.

Thinking she might be dismembered in the same way, Amanda naturally didn't dare open her eyes after waking up. She feigned death while trying to figure out how to get by. Unfortunately, her nervousness caused her eyelids and eyelashes to twitch constantly, and the nearby centaur, Kona, noticed and immediately called Aesop. After all, the fire-breathing scene was quite terrifying, and the centaurs were also afraid she would spit fire again after waking up, so they kept a close eye on her.

This can no longer be concealed...

Amanda had no choice but to open her eyes. When she looked up, she saw Aesop standing in front of her. His expressionless face looked a little scary at the moment, especially with a strange card in his hand. At first glance, it looked like a ball of white meat. This made Amanda feel that she was finished and would definitely be dismembered. She wondered whether she should die with dignity or go berserk and fight Aesop to the death.

But when she could see clearly, she found that there was no white flesh on the card, but a naked girl with "XXX Nightmare" written on it. Amanda couldn't help feeling a little confused, and felt that the style of the picture seemed to be wrong.

Aesop slowly and leisurely put away the business card that the caravan boss Jack had just given him. He was very careful, as if he was afraid of damaging the card. After putting it in the innermost pocket of his clothes, he nodded with satisfaction and turned his gaze to Amanda.

"Are you the fire dragon?" Aesop asked.

"Yes, it is."

Amanda, who had originally wanted to fight Aesop for her life again, recalled the strength Aesop had shown before. She knew that she would never be a match for this guy no matter what. She died before she could even accomplish her goal, and she couldn't help but wilted.

"How old are you?" Aesop asked again.

"132 years old..." Amanda answered honestly.

Aesop recalled his knowledge about fire dragons and then said, "You are not even an adult yet."

"Horse, you'll be an adult soon." Amanda didn't want to be seen as an underage dragon, especially by a human.

"Really?" Aesop nodded and said, "According to the rules of Deya, adults must bear legal responsibility. You just wanted to kill me, and now I will kill you. Don't worry, I will act quickly."

"No, no, no, no, no, I'm not an adult yet. It'll take a long time before I become an adult!" Amanda knelt down again, "Please spare my life!"

"Not yet an adult? That doesn't matter. Deya's laws don't apply to you anyway. I'll just…"

"No, no, no, please don't make a decision so quickly!" Amanda said, "I, I, I am willing to do anything for you! As long as you don't kill me!"

Only under the threat of death did Amanda realize that restoring the glory of the fire dragon was just for fun, and saving her life was more important. Now she misses her sister's shop and the days when she hid in the kitchen and secretly watched her sister grill sausages for others.

In fact, Aesop had no intention of killing her, although according to a teacher, potential enemies should be eliminated in their infancy. But Amanda was so weak that Aesop could not convince himself to list her as an enemy.

Besides, compared to killing her, Aesop had something better to do.

So I tried to scare her first and then asked her, "Tell me why you attacked me."

Amanda had no choice but to tell Aesop everything, which made the four centaur sisters who were listening on the side couldn't help but cover their mouths, wondering where this naughty kid came from and whether he deserved a beating.

"Actually, I don't want to kill you." Amanda said softly, "I will burn you, but I definitely won't burn you to death..."

"That's not important." Aesop said nonchalantly, "Look at your strength. Even if you use all your strength, you can't burn me to death."

Amanda suddenly became even more depressed, thinking that humans were truly terrifying. She didn't know what to say when she encountered such a guy during a random robbery.

"But no matter what, since you attacked me, you must pay the price." Aesop said, "In times of war, people like you will be beaten to death."

"I, I, I know I was wrong. I hope you won't kill me." Amanda kowtowed again. "I'm willing to do anything for you... How about grilling sausages? I'm good at that."

"I don't like grilled sausages." Aesop shook his head.

Amanda whispered, "The key point is actually 'roast'..."

"Well, I'll give you three choices." Aesop raised three fingers at Amanda. "First, according to the rules of wartime, if you attack me, I should kill you, regardless of whether you are an adult or not."

Amanda pursed her lips and was about to continue begging for mercy when Aesop spoke again.

"Second, be my slave."

During the war, after defeating a dragon, the arcanist would take the dragon as a slave and cast a magic called "Master-Servant Contract" on the dragon, which would then make the dragon serve the arcanist only.

However, this Master-Servant Contract was a very high-level magic. It wasn't that Aesop couldn't use it, but it required some props to assist him. Unfortunately, he had nothing at the moment and couldn't cast this magic out of thin air.

But he still had to tell Amanda that he could use this magic to scare Amanda and make her agree to his third condition.

"Oh, oh, oh, I can't do anything except grill sausages!" Amanda shook her head like a rattle. "You made me your slave, and I can't do anything except eat your rice. Please give me another choice!"

"That's the last one." Aesop made a gesture to push up his glasses, but he was not wearing them. "As you can see, I am a scholar."

I really can't tell...

"I've always been curious about the body structure of a fire dragon," Aesop said. "As long as you let me study it, I'll let you go."

"Study my body?" Amanda asked cautiously. "Are you going to tear me apart?"

"That won't happen." Aesop shook his head and said, "I can just feel it with my hands. I'm quite good at this kind of thing."

Amanda breathed a sigh of relief. "But I can't transform into a dragon yet. I can only maintain my current appearance..."

Aesop smiled slightly: "That's even better."

Amanda was slightly startled.

"Ah?"

12. This is all for research!

After a while, Aesop withdrew his hand from Amanda with great satisfaction, and rubbed the sticky liquid on his fingers... of course it was sweat.

Amanda was lying on the ground sweating profusely, with a dazed expression and blurred eyes, as if she was about to be played to pieces, staring blankly at the sky.

The four centaur sisters who were watching from the side had already blushed, and looked as if they couldn't bear to watch any longer.

"This is the body of a fire dragon." Aesop nodded and concluded, "I didn't expect it to be so much smoother than I imagined."

Just one sentence almost made Amanda cry.

I, I, I, I, I, a majestic fire dragon, was actually being studied by a lowly human in a place like this, and...

She no longer wanted to recall the past, fearing that she would burst into tears if she did.

"Thank you for your cooperation." Aesop politely thanked Amanda, "You have solved my doubts and made great progress in my research."

Amanda gritted her teeth and sat up, covering her naked body as she asked, "What the hell... what did you figure out?"

"I'm studying whether there are significant differences between the body of a fire dragon and that of a human," Aesop replied.

"Then what did you research?"

Aesop stroked his chin and said, "It doesn't seem to be that big of a difference."

"Is it possible..." Amanda clenched her fists tightly, wishing she could punch Aesop on the head. "Is it because I haven't transformed into a dragon yet?!"

"What I want to know is whether your humanoid body, before you transform into a dragon, is the same as that of an ordinary human," Aesop said. "A dragon-transformed body is definitely different from a human's. They're no longer the same species, so how can we find any similarities? Therefore, research must focus on similar specimens."

Just one sentence left Amanda speechless, and she had no idea how to refute.

The Centaur women beside him also tried hard to suppress their urge to complain but dared not speak.

They were thinking the same thing in their hearts,

Are you researching that? I'm embarrassed to expose you!

You are being mean, you are cheap!

But Aesop was indeed in a research mood. He saw Amanda's distrust and immediately sat down next to her, which scared Amanda and made her step back repeatedly. Because she was naked, two not-so-subtle grooves were left on the ground.

"What are you going to do!" Amanda had already left a deep psychological trauma on Aesop. "Didn't you say the research was over?"

"It's indeed over." Aesop nodded and said, "But I can see that you don't trust me, which is a great insult to me... I am a professional scholar, and as my research subject, I need to share my research results with you."

"No, no, no thanks!"

Amanda turned around and wanted to run, but Aesop grabbed her dragon tail. She immediately let out a moan, and then her whole body went limp and she couldn't even run.

"Look, this is the biggest difference between you in human form and an ordinary human body." Aesop grabbed Amanda's tail with one hand and gestured in the air with the other.

As his fingertips swept through the air again and again, arcs of light appeared one after another. These arcs of light formed one single unit after another, which amazed the Centaur women beside him.

They have seen many perverts, but this is the first time they have seen such a capable pervert.

"After transforming into a humanoid, your body still retains the characteristics of a fire dragon," Aesop said seriously. "This tail is the greatest proof of this. For a human body, a tail is the most unnecessary and can be said to be quite a hindrance. Yet, you didn't retract it. Perhaps it's a trait you must retain."

"No, don't grab my tail!"

"Ok."

Aesop suddenly let go of her hand, and Amanda immediately fell down.

"Then there's the horn on your head. It's also a characteristic of a fire dragon," Aesop continued. "Similar to the tail, the horn is not needed when you transform into a human form. Unless it's a decoration you deliberately created, then it can't be retracted. But unlike the tail, the horn isn't connected to too many nerves. When I touch your tail, you have a very obvious reaction, but when I touch your horn, there's no reaction... But if it breaks, maybe it will hurt?"

Amanda, who was originally thinking about taking revenge on Aesop, was immediately frightened after hearing this and no longer dared to have such unnecessary thoughts.

Aesop ignored Amanda's personal psychological fluctuations, but snapped his fingers and continued, "And more importantly, in human form, you still have an extremely high body temperature, which is close to the temperature of an open flame."

The centaur girl Xiaona blinked: "Huh? Really? But we didn't feel it."

"Because I used magic." Aesop's fingers made a downward motion, and the centaur woman immediately felt the temperature rise. "If an ordinary human stayed around you without taking any protective measures, it would be as unbearable as being in a stove on a summer day, but it wouldn't be enough to burn them."

Only then did Amanda understand why she couldn't kill Aesop with the heat. It was obvious that when her sister was barbecuing, ordinary humans didn't dare to approach her sister.

Damn it! Humans who can do magic deserve to die.

Amanda thought bitterly.

"But if I were to touch your body directly, it would be different." Aesop raised a finger and said, "Just now, I used this finger to enter your body, and immediately felt the temperature inside rise greatly. It's almost as high as molten lava. If I hadn't changed the magic I used in time, this finger would definitely have been burned."

When Amanda said this, she was so angry that her teeth were itching. Just now, that bastard Aesop used that finger to poke all three of her holes, making her throat and nose hurt so much. She really wanted to bite him to death, but she didn't dare to. She could only be furious in her heart.

"This is the result of my research." After finishing the last byte, Aesop took out a piece of parchment and waved it slightly. The words written in the air were instantly reflected on it, which made him very satisfied. "These are probably the differences between your body and that of ordinary humans."

Hearing Aesop say this, the Centaur girl felt a little strange, and then asked cautiously: "Lord Aesop, there should be more than that."

"Huh? What?"

"It's impossible for an ordinary human woman to have scales on her body."

Aesop was slightly startled: "Don't ordinary human women have scales on their bodies?"

"Of course not, why would it be?"

Aesop suddenly fell silent.

Well, there is a fundamental problem that this study has not yet solved.

That is, he has never seen the body of a human female. All he has seen so far are women wearing clothes.

It seems that we still need to find those legendary nightmares as soon as possible.

This is all for research!

Thirteen can grill meat like this?!

So the research is still not sufficient.

Looking at the report he wrote on "Research on the Humanoid Body of Fire Dragon", Aesop couldn't help but sigh in his heart.

Mentor Abel has always told him that an arcanist is someone who knows all the mysteries of the world, but even though he is already so close to this level, there are still so many things he doesn't know and doesn't understand.

Even what's under the thin cloth is unknown.