Caesar rested for a moment.
He let out a soft call, his eyes still full of spirit.
"Diana?"
The stamina of a Dragon is beyond doubt, while Humans are significantly weaker.
Hearing the movement, a pair of clear and bright eyes met Caesar's, but after only a moment, the owner of those eyes quickly looked away, her cheeks flushing.
A Spellcaster's body is not as fragile as imagined either.
The so-called fragility is only in comparison to melee professions.
Games need to consider class balance, but the real world does not. In fact, due to Spellcasters being nourished by magical energy year after year, their physiques far surpass ordinary people.
A High-ranking Mage.
Even without using spells, just by wearing heavy armor and wielding a greatsword, they can completely chase down and beat up some physically strong Giants, and even mid-level melee professions might not be their match.
However, Spellcasters still primarily rely on spells.
A Legendary level warrior can tear the earth and cleave mountains with a single sword, but a Legendary level Spellcaster can cause a natural disaster apocalypse with just a tenth-circle spell.
Mages are still Mages.
Magic is still the eternal mainstream in the endless planes.
This is also why Humans are able to stand out among the endless races as a top-tier sequence profession. Once a High-ranking Spellcaster is promoted to a Legendary Spellcaster, even Dragons have to show them some respect.
Diana's cheeks were red.
She cast a healing spell on herself, and some of the pain and discomfort in her body quickly disappeared.
Caesar did not continue.
Seeing her like this, he knew she was close to her limit.
In his hand, he was toying with a silver ring, a trophy from the Griffin Knight Captain.
A spatial ring.
This silver ring, sized for a Human finger, was not even as big as one of his Dragon scales.
It looked incredibly small and delicate.
Caesar observed it for a while. It had a spell lock from a mid-level Mage on it, requiring a specific incantation to open. Forcibly opening it would destroy everything inside.
But it wasn't a big problem.
If it were a High-ranking Mage, Caesar would still be helpless.
But unlocking a mid-level Mage's spell lock only required some time; it wasn't troublesome.
The vast and oceanic Dragon Heritage taught every Dragon to plunder their own wealth. He thought for a moment, and a red magical aura gradually rose from his body.
Unlock Spell!
He chanted an incantation, focusing his thoughts on the spatial ring.
Immediately after, ripples of spatial fluctuations appeared within the spatial ring.
Although it hadn't been opened yet, it was clearly only a matter of time.
A Dragon's magic power is vast. Even casting a low-level spell like Unlock Spell for an entire day wouldn't deplete his magic power. After just half an hour, a large number of items finally appeared within the spatial ring.
The first thing that came into view was a pile of scrolls.
First-circle spell - Lightness, Second-circle spell - Wind Wall, Third-circle spell - Fireball... Mid-level spells of Fourth-circle and above had already been used up in battle. What remained were spells below Third-circle, mostly from the Evocation school, totaling thirteen scrolls. This made Caesar feel rather uninterested.
Even a Third-circle spell.
With his current magic immunity, it could only cause slight damage, which might recover by the time he took a nap.
For him, they were negligible.
Caesar looked at the remaining items, and his heart quickly skipped a beat.
It turned out to be a pile of magic gems, which interested him the most. There were more than thirty of them, clearly the accumulated treasures of that Griffin Knight Captain over the years. This made Caesar feel very excited.
A mid-level warrior was this wealthy.
What about a mid-level Mage? Their wealth is simply unimaginable.
This made Caesar like Humans even more. Of course, this liking was directed at Human wealth. No wonder evil Dragons always liked to rob Humans; there was a reason for it.
Aside from these.
There were also some yellowed books, which seemed to be quite old.
He casually picked up one of them and flipped through it. The text was the common language of the continent. The Dragon Clan had the ability to understand languages, and there was hardly any text that a Red Dragon couldn't understand.
[Journey of a Legendary Dragon Knight]
The main content of this book tells the story of a noble knight traveling across the continent.
The Saintess of the Holy See, the aloof Elf, the Imperial Princess, the Gold Dragon Queen of the Dragon Clan.
Were attracted by the knight's charisma.
Chose to follow the knight.
It tells the story of a group of righteous companions saving the world.
It was simply the ultimate fantasy in every knight's heart.
It described the customs and traditions of many places in detail, vividly and realistically, accompanied by wonderful illustrations. This book was also widely circulated in the Silver Moon Kingdom, and many single knights would repeatedly admire it late at night to pass the lonely hours.
Caesar also read it with great interest.
Aside from these.
He also obtained some useful information from it.
This main material plane he was in was called Erlan World, and it had a total of seven continents. The strength of each continent varied, and the Silver Moon Kingdom was one of the kingdoms on the Emerald Continent.
Besides the seven continents.
There were also many small islands.
As well as four oceans. The four oceans were ruled by four powerful races: Giant Sharks, Naga, Merfolk, and Sea Monsters. Their strength was completely not inferior to any magical Imperial. The standard for a magical Imperial was having at least ten powerhouses with Legendary professions.
Erlan World.
Among the endless worlds of the Multiverse, it was also a considerably powerful world. There were quite a few planes attached to this world, as well as the Dragon's Lair, the Seven Heavens Mountain of Paradise, the Endless Abyss, the Chaos Star Realm, the Elemental Plane, the Forest of Elves... This was a world watched by the gods.