Man is infinite, and his ambition is to slay the dragon

On this day, when Sieg was doing weighted push-ups, Brunhilde came and interrupted him, which was rare.

[Five minutes ago, the Clinshid detected the magical reaction of the Misty Dragon on the ground]

"Illusion Mist Dragon?"

After finishing the last push-up, Sieg jumped up nimbly and wiped his sweat with a towel: "Did the Roaring Blood Clan finally send out the upper dragon?"

[It should be correct. Judging from the monitoring situation in the past week, the conflict between the two sides has escalated to an extremely intense level]

[The day before yesterday, 7 frontline strongholds of the Sun God Cult were destroyed, and the Roaring Blood Clan lost a total of 988 lower-level and middle-level dragons.]

[Yesterday, 11 frontline strongholds of the Sun God Cult were destroyed, and the Roaring Blood Clan lost a total of 1173 lower-level and middle-level dragons.]

[In just one morning today, 12 frontline strongholds have been destroyed, and a total of 1200 lower-level and middle-level dragons have been killed, and this number is constantly increasing.]

"The battle is getting more intense."

Even Sieg, who didn't know much about war, could feel from Brunhilde's words how tense the situation on the ground was. The Cult of the Sun and the Roaring Blood Clan, which had been in a stalemate for so many years, were now about to develop into a full-scale war due to his previous raid.

No, it should be said that it has developed to this point.

"Since the Roaring Blood Clan has already sent out the upper dragon, then the Sun God Cult..."

[Just as Master Sieg thought]

Brunhilde put her hand to her ear and sensed it.

[We just received monitoring intelligence from the Sun Cult from the Crimsheed. 39 seconds ago, the Sun Cult's super-high-speed train started. The direction of travel is estimated to be the location of the magic explosion of the Misty Dragon. In addition, a special magic reaction was also sensed. The result of reverse calculation is that it is very likely to be teleportation magic.]

"Teleportation magic... Miss Em mentioned that it is a space magic that can instantly move over extremely long distances. Can the Sun God Cult do such a thing?"

[After all, it is the largest anti-dragon organization on this planet. According to the latest intelligence, Lord Sieg, more than 17 members of the Sun Cult's 1000th frontline base have been monitored. The 17th frontline base is the closest base to the magic reaction of the Misty Dragon. It is speculated that they are the support forces sent by the Sun Cult.]

(A troop of 1,000 men was dispatched at once...)

"A lot? I have no idea of ​​the number of troops."

[For an entire war, this number is insignificant, but from the perspective of the military, a thousand people is already an upper-middle-sized organization. Having said that, from the perspective of combat effectiveness, these thousand people should only be abandoned or auxiliary.]

"I think so too."

The opponent is a high-ranking dragon.

Even if they left the Mist Dragon's Nest, it would not be difficult to create a large-scale phantom fog on the battlefield with the power of a superior dragon. A mere 1,000 people would not be enough to fill the gaps between the Mist Dragon's teeth. So, the main force is indeed the super high-speed train - could it be the Dragon Slayer?

But since you are going to send out the Dragon Slayer, why not just use teleportation magic, but let the Dragon Slayer take a car instead?

[I think the reasons are as follows, Lord Sieg]

Brunhilde sensed what Sieg was thinking.

[First, the Sun Cult cannot be sure whether it is really a superior dragon. Compared with the monitoring function of the Crest, the relevant functions of the Cult are not that outstanding.]

[Secondly, if it is really a high-ranking dragon, then let the ordinary soldiers weaken its power as much as possible, even if it only consumes a little more magic power. The key is to increase the chances of the dragon slayers winning.]

"Hmm... should I go down?" Sieg asked, "Since the upper dragon and the dragon slayer have already appeared, can I also..."

[I think it would be best if Master Sieg waits a little longer]

"Eh?"

[If the war itself is compared to a drama, now is the moment of the climax. The climax will not be truly reached until the Dragon Slayer and the Upper Dragon actually start fighting and one of the two sides suffers casualties. By then, neither the Roaring Blood Clan nor the Sun God Cult will be able to simply take the initiative to end this war.]

[And the most chaotic moment when both sides cannot stop is the time for you to enter the field, and it is also the best time to test the effectiveness of your training. If you leave now, you will be easily locked by the enemy - the Phantom Mist Dragon knows you. If you meet him, I am afraid that in just a moment, all the upper dragons of the Roaring Blood Clan will attack you.]

[In the worst case, the Dragon King will come in person]

Dragon King.

A dragon even more powerful than Gargantina.

"......I see."

Sieg sighed slightly: "Come to think of it, is today the last day? She--"

"Ka————"

Before Ziggy could finish his words, the sound of a door opening not far away interrupted him.

Gargantina then appeared in the training room, but now she was wearing...

"...Where did you get this outfit?"

Zig couldn't help but ask.

This was no wonder, because Gargantina was not wearing the clothes that Brunhilde and Em had prepared for her, but a completely black outfit that fit her tightly and slightly reflected the light... a leather jacket? Or a latex jacket?

"I just found something that looked good in the closet."

Gargantina, who had not spoken to Sieg for a week, said coldly, "I spent some time injecting magic power into this outfit to increase its defense to a level that can block your attack. What? You want to control what I wear?"

"No. Uh... pretty?"

"Being praised by you just makes me feel sick, and this is what Em asked you to say, right?"

Gargantina shook her hair, which had become much smoother. "Answer me a few questions first, and then we can start training. I will cooperate with you this time."

72. Sieg and Tina

problem?

Zig frowned: "What do you want to ask?"

"What happened in the past month?" Gargantina said, "I don't believe I was captured by you. The Roaring Blood Clan and the Church of God haven't taken any action. Tell me everything that happened on earth in the past month. Then we can start training."

"…Miss Brunhilde."

【I see】

At Sieg's instruction, Brunhilde gently waved her hand in the air, and a screen of light suddenly appeared in front of Gargantina.

[All the information from that day to today is above, please read it yourself]

"..."

Walking silently to a lounge chair at the side, Gargantina began to carefully read the monitoring report of the Crainhild over the past month.

Seeing her like this, Sieg turned around after a moment of silence, took out his cell phone and called Em.

"Hello? Miss Em."

[Well, I roughly know the situation of your call. I can see your end.]

Em's voice came from the phone.

[This is a good development. At least she seems to have calmed down and is willing to cooperate with you.]

"Is it?"

[Compared to this, don’t you think she looks pretty now? The one-piece latex suit and the eyes that can kill people... I am melting~~~~]

"..."

Hanging up the phone expressionlessly, Sieg sighed helplessly. Em was good in every way except her crazy behavior which made her difficult to deal with.

Then, not long after, Gargantina stood up and walked over: "I've finished reading it, thank you."

“Oh….huh?!”

Sieg, who was half a second late in realizing what she said to him, took a half step back in horror! He subconsciously put his hands in a fighting posture!

"You, you just...what did you just say?"

"Thank you. Any questions?" Gargantina asked, jumping up and down a few times as if doing warm-up exercises. "I've been thinking about a lot of things this week, and the conclusion is... although it will only make me feel humiliated, I have to accept the fact that I am under your control now."

"If you don't want to make yourself unhappy, then you should at least accept the minimum from the other party, just like you do."

Gargantina understood.

She no longer had the ability to commit suicide, nor did she have the ability to resist. If she continued to maintain her former self-esteem, it would only cause her emotions to continue to rage, ultimately leading to a worse situation than before.

In this case, no matter how reluctant you are, you can only temporarily abandon the past and completely accept your current situation.

"If I remember correctly, the reason you didn't kill me is that you need me to be your study assistant in the morning and your training subject in the afternoon, right?"

"Ah."

"Then I will do as you say from now on. I will try my best to accept any requests you make, but I also hope that you can give me a minimum level of freedom and respect. On this basis, I will not cause trouble or do anything that you think is suspicious."

Minimum freedom and respect?

Sieg nodded. "Although I don't think I need to agree to Long's request, there is no harm in agreeing to your request given the current situation. Your current living conditions will not change in the future, and I will allow you to move freely in the living area on the Kreinshid. Of course, you will not be allowed to go to important places such as the bridge and the underlying energy area."

"I know, thank you."

"......"

Hearing her thanks again, Sieg took a half step back and held his forehead with a complicated expression: "You...you shouldn't do this, really shouldn't...it's not good for your heart."

He thanked her twice, and each time, Sieg felt his heart twitch violently.

Although Em told her that people's heartbeats would speed up when they were in love, Sieg was sure that this was definitely not heartbeat, he was just scared!

"So...shall we start training now? How much strength should I give you?"

"Twenty percent is enough, but before we fight you - the one over there is called Brunhilde, right?" Gargantina looked at Brunhilde on the side, "Get a few lower-level dragons to serve as targets. Didn't we have them before?"

[A simulation training system, huh? Master Sieg?]

Brunhilde looked at Sieg with an appealing look.

"Let me do it - simulation training system, start, generate three lower-level dragons."

【learn】

[Start generating test objects]

As the sound rang out in the training room, three lower-level dragons suddenly appeared not far away, standing quietly in place without moving, looking like sculptures.

"Okay, what next?" Sieg asked Gargantina.

"Use your move against them."

"what?"

Zigg was stunned. "What's the point? If we have to fight, wouldn't it be better to fight you?"

"This will help you train better - is that enough?"

"..."

After continuing to stare at Gargantina for a while, Sieg silently condensed the silver sword and assumed the Dragon Flash posture.

The silver sword was quickly wrapped in flames, and as Sieg swung it, explosive waves were released from the sword!

"Boom————!"

The pouring energy instantly engulfed the lower-level dragon in front with a violent attack!

After a moment of flash, the three lower-level dragons disappeared without a trace, leaving only some burn marks on the ground and the wall at the end from the Explosive Dragon Flash attack.

"so?"

Sieg put away his silver sword: "What do you want to do, Heavy Armor Dragon?"

"I just want to confirm how to train you. Although it's OK to beat you half to death and let you learn in despair as you said, there are too many uncertainties. While giving you despair and hell, I also want you to understand in which direction you should train and improve."

Gargantina said.

"Also, don't call me Dragon directly. I have my own name - [Gargantina]."

".......What's the meaning?"

"I told you to call me by my name, but you don't even understand this hint?" A hint of helplessness flashed in Gargantina's eyes. "Since I'm allowed to live on this ship, we have to make sure we address each other properly so that we can get along well. You can't always call me Dragon and I can always call you human, right? That's not even the minimum respect for either of us."

Sieg tilted his head. "So, you'll just call me by my first name from now on?"

"Yes, Sieg—that's the name, isn't it?"

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