Chapter 625: 625: Aura techniques.

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Chapter 625: 625: Aura techniques.



The items floated over to Alan, who checked them for a bit before transporting them into his own inventory.

"Those are aura breathing techniques, the ones I could find and acquire from the God beasts tribes related to the Phoenix in any way, learn from them and create your own."

"Create my own? Can't I just practice the best one here?"

He already had so many things to do, now he had to create an aura breathing technique as well? Was that not pushing it a little bit?!

He had lost count of the amount of things he needed to accomplish on this trip... and new things were being added by the minute!

"Alan, You have the bloodline of a peculiar being. To be honest with you, I don't know about aura and how it works that much. So..."

"... So?"

"I simply bought everything I could find on the market relating to any aura techniques that were practiced by tribes that once followed the Phoenix! I had to do a lot to just get those, you know."

"What?"

Were those books truly that valuable that even a supreme had a hard time getting her hands on them? They didn't really look special at first glance.

"Each tribe of God beasts practice their own aura breathing techniques that are suited for their blood and flesh. They are taught to their children since birth and highly guarded. Furthermore, Avian Tribes are especially strict with the security of their techniques, and with their scarcity it's a blessing I could manage to even get those! Do you know how hard it is for dragons to even come across these things?"

Although she had a valid point, Alan still couldn't understand why he couldn't just practice the best one among the books he had been given.

Lanesha read his mind like an open book and began to explain.

"You can try, but the results will be minimal. These were passed down by the Phoenix to his descendants a long time ago, derived from his own so...

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She went quiet for a bit, Alan anxiously waited for her next words, anticipating some guidance.

"I thought that since you have the bloodline of the Phoenix... these techniques would react in some way and that could lead you to new heights. God beasts place a lot of importance on heritage, after all. And you are also not a bird, Alan, but a dragon. Therefore, try creating a new one using these as a reference. I think it will be better for you."

Alan sighed, Lanesha had made sense with her words, and it was wise to trust her regarding these things. He himself had no idea how the God beasts worked as well, so following Lanesha's advice would be optimal.

"So am I done here, now? Can I go?"

Lanesha had a sad look on her face, as if she was displeased by Alan's desire to leave.

"What a great son I have, He doesn't even want to see his mother."

She tried not to, but she couldn't help but chuckle at her own words. It was refreshing to her.

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Alan could only remain silent, not knowing what to say. Thankfully, Lanesha didn't seem to hold a grudge.

"No, I have just one thing to give you."

She raised her hand once more, and another thing appeared from the rift. Alan would be lying

if he said he didn't have some grand expectations. If it was something that would help him, he would gladly take it.

But, even he didn't expect this.

'Chaos...!'

As soon as he felt it, he took a few steps back out of reflex and conjured four shields out of his own mana to protect himself, and just as he was about to transform into a half-draconian as well, Lanesha stopped him.

"Be calm."

Her words brought his instincts down and he relaxed a little bit. But he didn't let down his defenses. Lanesha sighed, seeing this, and began to user her own mana. It flowed out from her body and covered whatever it was that she took out.

It became a prison for it, a crystal made of dark blue ice encased it and the chaotic mana that it released was destroyed by Lanesha's own.

thing into his inventory.

Eventually, he made it back to the Arctic Titan, He could sense the group inside, and they

seemed to be safe. Albeit a little bit cold.

Maxwell, who was sitting in the driver's seat, noticed him, waved.

He opened the doors of the Arctic Titan and Alan jumped into the passenger seat beside him.

"Close the door, it's cold out here."

He said, whilst fully dressed in cold-proof clothing, as well as having multiple thermal artifacts activated...and also with the Arctic Titan's built-in heating system...

Alan didn't blame him though, he wasn't feeling cold at all, but he knew the group had

pathetic levels of resistance to the element of frost.

"What's that?"

He asked, pointing towards the crystal floating beside Alan. Alan looked at it with a troubled

gaze, and said.

"Get me a box, I need to put this thing away as soon as possible."

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He refused to elaborate further, and opened the door leading to the main compartment of the

Arctic Titan, where everyone was. Maxwell followed him.

He saw Kazikato was still sleeping on the couch, Alexander was with his wolf, and Sabrina, Olivia, and Alice were together, enjoying coffee at the table.

As soon as he entered, Kazikato, Alex, and his wolf had the biggest reaction.

"What the fuck is that?"

Alexander questioned, his hand on the hilt of his sword as he looked at the crystal floating

besides Alan, Kazikato fell from the couch and retreated as far as he could, whilst Alex's wolf, Festul appeared to be visibly displeased, as much as he could display with his face.

The three human girls, didn't really have a reaction to the crystal. Sabrina welcomed him

back.

"Welcome back."

Alice and Olivia paid more attention to the reactions of the others, Maxwell as well. He

hurried to get a box and handed it to Alan. He judged it should be done as soon as possible, the

moment he saw the reactions of the rest.

He could ask all the questions he wanted later.

Alan put the crystal into the box, and sighed in relief when he placed it on the table, saying.

"It's best not to open this thing again."

He sat down on the couch, refusing to explain things to the others, and simply looked at the

ceiling of the arctic titan.

He sighed once more, this time, it was more out of exhaustion.

'I have so much to do...'