The elf yawned sleepily, then leaned on Martina and started fishing.

Reiner glanced at her and then asked, "You said before that your father Oldeck killed an earth dragon. Is this thing powerful?"

"Didn't you ask me before? Earth dragons are wingless, burrowing turtles with thick skin and flesh. The bigger they get, the more dangerous they are. The one my dad killed was only sixty meters long, but honestly, I didn't think it was that powerful.

Oh, and the only thing you need to be careful about is that Earth Dragons can use rock magic."

Aliana suddenly took a few steps toward Reiner, then narrowed her eyes, opened her arms, and said sleepily, "Reiner... can you hold me? I didn't sleep well last night, and now I don't feel like walking."

"Then why did you insist on coming here this morning? I'll bury you in the dirt, you stinky potato." Reiner reached out and pulled her long ears, threateningly.

Aliana giggled twice, then became shy: "Aren't I just worried about you? Hehehe..."

Reiner released his hand and ignored her, focusing all his attention on the earthquake technique he was about to launch.

Conventional earthquake magic would definitely not work. For such a large area, the rock element in his magic crystal would definitely not be enough.

The intensity and frequency must be reduced.

Anyway, his goal is just to attract the earth dragon out.

At this moment, his magic power has permeated the entire mountain.

"Lelis, continue your investigation. If you find anything, tell me immediately."

"yes!"

Martina nudged Reiner with her butt and said seriously, "Honey, I'll fly up to the sky too. If anything happens, I'll help the devil."

"No, just stay by my side. That thing can't fly, so it's unlikely to threaten her. Once we lure it out, we can attack it together. That's the safest way."

"Okay." Martina took off her helmet, walked over to Reiner and hugged him gently.

The elf is like a piece of hamburger meat sandwiched between two slices of bread.

Frieda cast curious glances at the two of them from time to time.

Judging from her expression, I guess she will tell Junice about it...

Reiner gripped his staff tightly, and the rocky elements covering the mountains suddenly became agitated.

A moment later, the distant mountains began to tremble slightly. The frightened birds flew to the top of the mountain and then fled in all directions. The dust stirred up was spreading towards the foot of the mountain.

Immediately afterwards, several muffled sounds were heard and the earth shook violently. Reiner's vision was obscured by the dust and fog, but he guessed that it was the sound of mountains cracking and huge rocks falling.

Frieda looked at the slightly bouncing stones on the grass, then looked up at the mountains in the distance and sighed, "Your total magical power is truly terrifying..."

But soon, she became worried again: "How much rock element do you have left? Can it sustain the next battle?"

Reiner roughly sensed the rock element within the magic crystal, then said nonchalantly, "I reduced the intensity and frequency of Earthquake. It's only half left now, but it doesn't matter. I don't usually rely on rock element in combat, so I have plenty of other elements."

Frieda was silent for several seconds before she spoke: "Even so, this magic power is so huge that it is terrifying.

Among all the rock mages I know, no one has more magic power than you."

Reiner put his hands on his hips and thanked Tong again for the plug-in.

At this moment, Laelis flew over from a distance, her expression looking somewhat excited: "Master, I saw that earth dragon. It's about forty meters long, a big one!"

"Okay, you lead the way. Martina and I will be here later." After saying that, Reiner turned his head and looked at Frieda. "Do you want to come with us?"

"You guys go your own way, I'll just ride across and it shouldn't take long for me to catch up."

"Okay, then be careful." Reiner picked up Aliana with one hand, and then his body was lifted up by an invisible wind and caught up with Martina who was chanting a spell.

In the flying dust, Reiner vaguely saw a round shadow...