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Chapter 1285 - Chapter 1285 Chapter 395 Machinery City - Dragon Hunter

Chapter 1285: Chapter 395 Machinery City – Dragon Hunter Number 3 Chapter 1285: Chapter 395 Machinery City – Dragon Hunter Number 3 It must be said, the domain of the leader of the Rebel Dragon Army truly gave him a great inspiration.

One might say, if only by appearances, that this was his ideal “Myriad Phenomena Domain.”

Encompassing everything, boundless.

A perpetual spring-like smile adorned Griffith’s magnificent face, “Your ‘Myriad Phenomena Domain’ is very special, and there’s not much advice I can offer. Since you comprehend ‘I Am the World,’ you already possess the capability to construct a complete logical framework for a world, and ‘Fantasy Universe’ can flesh out the skin for the world you envisage. Just with these two secret skills, you’ve gained a tremendous advantage that many others lack.”

Leonard Churchill found this profoundly true.

Having truly experienced such top-tier domains, he indeed had some ideas now.

But just like a sprouting tree that eventually needs to bloom and leaf, it still required a lot of nourishment.

Griffith clearly saw this too, and she offered her advice, saying, “To perfect your domain, you’ll need enough exposure and understanding of laws. Look at other people’s domains, see other sequences among the fifty-two paths… It will help you.”

“Hmm.”

Leonard Churchill could certainly understand, so ever since he had advanced to Sixth Tier, he had been looking forward to combat against masters who comprehended different domains.

Yet, he always felt something was missing.

At that moment, Griffith suddenly smiled.

Thinking of something, she took out a card inscribed with noble glyphs.

Leonard Churchill looked on curiously, thinking it was some kind of special treasure.

Upon closer inspection, he saw the card bore a Great Dragon crown and a castle emblem — wasn’t this the symbol of the Ariel Empire?

Before he could wonder more, Griffith explained, “This is a library card from the Ariel Royal Academy. If there’s any place in the world that could meet your needs, it would only be here. It’s much easier for Dragon-blooded Card Masters to advance to Seventh Rank than humans. The royal academy houses countless high-tier classics, including a vast number of cultivation insights…”

“This…”

Upon hearing this, Leonard Churchill’s pupils slightly contracted.

He had indeed entertained such thoughts before. Rather than slowly building up his own experience, it was better to seek out the wisdom of predecessors.

And the Ariel Royal Academy contained a vast array of organized high-tier classics and countless cultivation insights from masters over thousands of years.

The more a monarchy centralized power, the more knowledge was concentrated among the upper echelons.

Leonard Churchill had deduced this from the spoils of war from the Trial Group that he had obtained in Rune Highlands before.

Just that he had no idea how to access those precious high-tier classics.

Whether to steal or to rob, the risk was enormous.

Now, seeing this library card, another clear path beckoned to him.

As she spoke, Griffith didn’t forget to add a note about the origins of the library card, saying, “Many years ago, I was an art and painting teacher at Ariel Academy. So, the permissions of this library card are quite high…”

Listening to this, Leonard Churchill’s mind quickly became active.

That is to say, he could use this “Teacher’s Library Card” to easily access the royal academy’s collection?

…

Several days later.

The Void Dragon Ship picked up Aragon and a group from the Revolutionary Army, who were still stranded in the East Wilderness, then docked on the rock wall near the Abyssal Rift on the edge of the Old Continent.

The Rebel Dragon Army would need a lot of time to get this ship into the heartland of the Old Continent.

And with great risks involved, Leonard Churchill did not plan to follow them.

“Ivan, you must obey Mr. Leonard Churchill and not misbehave. Remember to come back early after you’ve had enough fun.”

“Got it, Mother!”

“…”

In the dim cave, the little girl lying on top of Leonard Churchill’s head waved cheerfully at Griffith.

Though it was a farewell, the atmosphere was not a bit sorrowful.

Originally, sending Ivan to the East Wilderness was a temporary measure.

But this little girl, having been with Leonard Churchill all the way, enjoying her life of eating and drinking freely, suddenly didn’t want to leave.

Leonard Churchill didn’t mind; he had gotten used to this paternal role.

Moreover, Ivan’s abilities were quite special, and having her by his side was greatly beneficial to his comprehension of Space Law.

With the measures Griffith had arranged, people from the Southern Continent would not be able to reach them anytime soon.

There was no big problem.

After the farewells, Leonard Churchill jumped off the gangplank, gesturing, “Take care, everyone!”

Across him, Griffith and Aragon, as well as the cadre of the Rebel Dragon Army behind them, also waved back.

Then, Leonard Churchill turned and darted into the hillside cave.

Just like that, several days flickered by.

Leonard Churchill continuously traveled through ruins.

The Rebel Dragon Army had discovered the Lost Imperial City Behemoth, and he was very interested.

But it would take some time before news from the Relics could be clarified.

Before then, Leonard Churchill planned to visit the Alliance Army’s base to find Catherine Carter, catch up, and also to share this news with her.

Developing a major Relic was not something a few masters could explore alone.

It required a large number of Hunters.

And now, aside from the people of the Southern Continent, the largest force in the Old Continent was the Alliance Army.

They too needed such opportunities.

One day, Old Continent, Black Wind Waterfall.

Leonard Churchill had seen some maps of the Old Continent before and remembered this name.

There were no relics nearby, even during the Taren Era three thousand years ago; it was merely a wilderness.

“The Alliance Army’s base is really getting more and more remote…”

Leonard Churchill sat cross-legged on a big rock, gazing into the glowing forest in the distant valley, with the sound of the waterfall rushing in his ears far away.

The meeting spot he had previously arranged with Catherine Carter was this place.

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