I am level zero and start my journey to another world from Dragon Girl Village

Lotoya didn't want to waste time talking to Light.

"Our president is looking for you."

Wright raised his brows slightly and nodded.

"Then lead the way."

Lotoya was stunned. She didn't expect Wright to be so straightforward.

"I was surprised you didn't hesitate."

"Do you think I'm afraid of revenge? I'll give you eight guts."

Wright's elemental insulator does have the capital to fight against these magicians who use magic as their main means of attack.

Insulators by themselves are not completely immune.

Wright followed Lotoya to the big tent of the Magicians' Guild.

The huge tent gathered more than twenty high-level magicians.

A high-level magician's combat power is comparable to tens of thousands of soldiers.

These people are enough to destroy even a small kingdom.

And they exuded a strong sense of oppression on the mountain, as if they wanted to give Wright a warning.

At this moment, the five witches buried by Wright appeared one after another to support Wright.

Yi fanned himself with a feather fan, looking at the group of arrogant magicians in front of him.

"They all look pretty good, but their clothing taste is a bit poor."

Jennifer Villalobos quietly watched Wright and the five witches that appeared.

I am sure of some things in my heart.

The pressure emanating from the five witches pushed back the momentum of the twenty or so high-level magicians.

In Wright's eyes, Jennifer Villalobos was a beautiful person, but she was more arrogant, the kind of person who had been at the top for too long and looked down on everyone.

"You are just as I thought. You are only one step away from your previous form, right?"

Wright spread his hands. "So what."

"I heard from Lotoya about what happened before. You did nothing wrong."

Wright's eyes gradually turned cold.

"So, do I need you to judge what I do?"

Jennifer Villalobos didn't take it seriously and continued:

"Even that form is not the final form. If you promise me one thing, I can help you."

Wright responded immediately. "Tell me about it."

"I want you to be my son's teacher."

When Wright heard this request, he was obviously stunned.

"Let's not talk about your son who only knows how to pick up girls all day long. What do you think I can give him?"

"Although my son is indeed a bit useless, he is an elemental saint. You are his predecessor in this regard, so you are the most suitable person to teach him."

Wright thought.

"The most I can do is teach him how to behave. I can't teach him anything else."

"This is enough."

Jennifer Villalobos said as she threw a ring over, and Wright sucked it over with the wind.

This ring is similar to the one on Wright's hand, but the gems on it are gray. Wright can feel that it is an empty shell.

"This is a container. You can recover other unmastered elements for your own use and strengthen your form. The strength of that form depends on how many elements you master."

Wright clasped his fists and bowed.

"Thank you very much. Anyway, I will use your precious son as an animal, so you should be mentally prepared."

Jennifer Villalobos nodded.

"As long as you can't kill him, kill him."

The two reached a consensus, and he bowed like a gentleman to these female magicians, then turned into a gust of wind and left handsomely, and the five witches also disappeared immediately.

Wright lay in his bed looking at the other ring.

To be honest, he had no choice but to agree to the deal.

Although he is not afraid, the Magicians' Guild is too powerful and it would be difficult to deal with it if he really stands on the opposite side.

If the two parties reach a cooperation, both sides will restrain themselves due to their partnership relationship.

At this time, a half-dragon deacon came in, walked up to Wright, and invited him warmly: "Master, please come over."

Who else could the master be but Aidas?

Light nodded, and without saying a word, followed the half-dragon butler and left again.

Before, he was carried away by the half-dragon deacon, but now it is different. Both the half-dragon deacon and he flew onto the back of the dragon.

It was still the same room, and Aidas was still doing the same thing as before, which was wine tasting.

This time, Wright was noticeably less reserved.

"What do you want to talk to me about this time?"

Adas rolled her eyes at Wright.

"Can't we just reminisce about the past? Really."

Wright also said what he thought.

"To be honest, I feel like you're a person who won't do anything without a profit. And I may not be as scheming as you, but I don't hate having contact with you."

"When I heard this, I didn't know whether he was praising me or scolding me."

Wright took out the red wine from the wine cabinet in a familiar manner, and then picked up the highball glass hanging next to it and filled it up.

He drank it down like a drink.

He wiped his mouth with his hand again.

"By the way, what's going on with that egg?"

Wright's previous information was public, and it was impossible for Aidas not to know about it.

"You mean that? That's a dragon egg that contains power. As long as the being in the dragon egg breaks out of the shell, it will be a quasi-dragon king."

"Doesn't that mean that Fengdiak is trying to seize the power of the dragon egg?"

Aedas shook her head.

Chapter 368: Is Aidas the mastermind behind this?

"No one can just take power away. Their actions are borrowed at best."

"So the dragon egg itself is not dangerous, and that one is the product of a failed experiment. It is a dead egg that will not hatch."

Aidas glanced at Wright.

"Are you concerned about the safety of the egg?"

Wright smiled slightly and said, "Of course."

"There must be a bigger mastermind behind this. That egg is coveted by all forces. I don't want it to be used, even if it's a dead egg."

Adas hesitated, but finally spoke out.

"If that's the case, don't worry. I provided this egg."

Wright looked at Adas in surprise.

"So you are the mastermind."

Adas smiled.

"I just provided this egg. In other words, I had to lend it out. I didn't know they were going to create a god."

Wright thought.

"So you know who's really behind this, but you can't tell, right?"

Aedas nodded.

Wright also had an idea in mind.

"Okay, I get it."

During the conversation between the two, the Dragon of Technology, Renis Portes, also walked in.

Wright looked at him, then looked at the two special corners.

Renis smiled. "You can touch it."

Wright shook his head and refused: "It's a bit impolite, I'd better not touch it."

Renis also sighed.

"I've been following you before, but this is the first time we've met."

"Haha, really? I'll be leaving first. You guys chat."

At this time, Renis suddenly tried to persuade him, "The candidate for the third mecha has not been confirmed yet. Do you want to give it a try?"

Wright stopped, turned around suddenly, and rushed to Renis to confirm:

"This is true!"

This sudden change shocked Renis and made her a little unconfident. "It should be true."

"Okay then. Remember to call me when the mecha arrives. Of course, we have to do it secretly."

Men have an inexplicable obsession with mechas.

No man can resist that tall, handsome, well-defined big babe.

Wright left, and the two remaining dragons stared at each other.

"Renisse, you came here just to watch me and I do this, right?"

Renis smiled awkwardly.

"I just suddenly forgot what I wanted to do with you."

Adas shook her head helplessly.

"Find a chance and change your brain into a mechanical one, otherwise it will be a waste of space."

"It's not impossible. But if I replace my entire body with mechanical ones, do you think I'm still a dragon?"

Adas said something meaningful.

"That depends on what you want to do."

Renis thought about it, then asked, "You're betting on him?"

Aedas shook her head.

"I did bet, but I was just following the bet. Compared to me, that gentleman was all in."

"Then I'll bet with you."

This time, there was no one else looking for him, so Wright could lie on the camp bed in the tent. Everyone here was like they were on vacation.

If that barrier is not broken, there is no way to proceed to the next step.

Two nights later.

Everyone was still asleep when a loud noise came from outside.

The noise was made up of the wind and the roar of the engine.

Everyone left the tent, and everyone's pupils shrank slightly as they looked at the hundred-meter-tall mecha.