Chapter 58 Slave Contract

Coniferous Valley, Bear Ridge.

The golden dawn illuminated the mountains, rocks, and vegetation, coating them with a dazzling brilliance.

Garus pinched the scruff of the fairy dragon Vera's neck with his claws, lifting her up like a kitten, and examined her closely before asking, "You mean, you come from the Fairy Wilderness?"

The fairy dragon, its tail drooping, nodded.

Galos clicked his tongue, surprised that this little thing actually had some background.

The Wilderness of Immortals.

This place is also known as the Fairy Wilderness, a plane realm inhabited by various kinds of spirits, and it is not an obscure little plane.

On the contrary, it is very famous, with many deities of miniature races existing within it.

At this time.

Information about the structure of the world and planes surfaced in Garros's mind.

Simply put

A plane is a collection of worlds.

Countless different worlds are clustered together like bubbles, forming planes based on similar characteristics.

The world that Garros is currently in is the material plane.

The material plane is the foundation of all other planes, and it is also the plane with the most balanced elements, making it the most suitable for all kinds of creatures of different races to inhabit and develop. Other planes often have certain characteristics and are more suitable for a certain type of creature with specific attributes to inhabit.

For example, the infamous Abyss Plane is the domain of demons.

The Immortal Wilderness is the territory of spirits.

"According to it, it was out of curiosity that it accidentally got caught up in the material world, and because of its curiosity, I caught it."

"The curiosity of the fairy dragon is like the arrogance and conceit of the evil dragon."

"His innate curiosity led him step by step to where he is today, becoming my prisoner."

Galos stared at the fairy dragon, thinking to himself, while also warning himself that he must not let desires and emotions control him, otherwise, the fairy dragon in front of him would be a warning to him.

Samantha approached, bringing with her the sulfurous scent of a red dragon, and curiously examined the fairy dragon Vera.

"This is... a fairy dragon?!"

"Garos, where did you catch this fairy dragon?"

The red dragon stuck out its tongue and licked its chin, its eyes showing a look of drooling.

"It looks delicious. I've heard that all spirits are very tasty. Can I try some?"

Dragons do not have the habit of cannibalism.

But the fairy dragon was too weak.

The red dragon, which reveres power, does not recognize the dragon-like identity of fairy dragons in its heritage, regarding them as spirits or goblins.

"Vera has no meat, she doesn't taste good, don't eat me."

The fairy dragon was frightened by Samantha, covering its eyes with its paws and refusing to look at the red dragon.

"no."

Galos refused Samantha's request.

"It's my spoils, and it's useful to me. Don't get any ideas."

As he spoke.

Galos opened his mouth and spat out the Silver Frost Ring, handing it to Samantha.

"I'm out of energy, can you give me some?"

Garos was unable to charge this cold-attribute alchemical artifact.

Samantha doesn't possess ice-based skills, but as an alchemist, she has the ability to convert magical energy into item energy to power those items.

He accepted the silver frost ring.

Samantha glanced at the fairy dragon a few more times with curiosity and longing, turning back every few steps before finally returning to her alchemy workshop, which she had rebuilt in the open space of Bear Ridge.

"Phew, I was almost eaten."

The fairy dragon let out a long breath, looked at Garos gratefully, and whispered:

"Thank you, thank you for not letting it eat me."

Garus's eyes flickered, realizing that this fairy dragon's thought process was somewhat abnormal.

It seemed that it hadn't considered that this whole thing happened because Garos had captured it, but instead singled it out and thanked Garos for saving it from the evil red dragon's jaws.

"It should be easy to fool."

Galos pondered for a moment, and then an idea came to him.

Holding the fairy dragon in his right claw, he closed his eyes slightly and muttered some strange words that the fairy dragon could not understand. At the same time, he extended his left claw, and a sharp hooked toe extended out, drawing and writing in the air.

It looked like some kind of mysterious magical ritual was being performed.

Finally, Garus suddenly extended his sharp claws and tapped the fairy dragon on the forehead.

"Alright, the contract has been reached."

Garos immediately released the fairy dragon and said.

Unaware of what Garos had done, the released fairy dragon didn't immediately run away. Tense and curious, it blinked and asked, "Contract? What kind of contract?"

Galos: "Of course, it's a slave contract."

The fairy dragon's eyes showed suspicion.

It did not sense any obvious magical fluctuations.

Moreover, it didn't think Garus could master skills like slave contracts.

but.

Galos looked serious, but he didn't seem to be deceiving the dragon.

Galos said with a smile, "Do you feel hot all over and your heart is racing right now?"

The fairy dragon was terrified and paced around in panic, its heart pounding even faster.

"How...how did you know?!"

Galos said solemnly, "Because this is the reaction to the formation of the contract, your life and death are now in my hands."

The body heats up because it is quietly radiating heat, raising the temperature of the air. As for the rapid heartbeat, it is purely due to tension and fear.

Slavery-related contracts and spells are not of very low level.

Galos indeed doesn't have this skill; among the magical abilities he acquired through the path of the sorcerer and in his bloodline, he currently lacks such abilities.

It's over! We've been enslaved by the dragon!

The fairy dragon hung its head in dejection and resigned itself to its fate.

"What do you want me to do by enslaving me?"

Recalling Garus's ferocious manner in chiseling away at the tree, the fairy dragon trembled with fear.

"Don't be nervous, I have no intention of hurting you."

Galos chuckled and said, “On the contrary, my enslavement is also your protection. If you behave well, I will allow you to roam freely in the valley. The bears will become your companions, they will not harm you, and they will even play with you.”

After coercion comes enticement.

Garus deliberately used the nature of fairy dragons to lure them.

As a dragon, he was well aware of the weaknesses of dragons.

Sure enough, upon hearing Garus's words, the fairy dragon's dim eyes lit up instantly.

Play!

For the fairy dragon, this word was nothing short of a stimulant.

Since arriving in the Prime Material Plane, the fairy dragon Vera has never had a happy time.

The creatures here are all ferocious and terrifying. I don't like playing with them. Whenever I spot one, my first instinct is to open my gaping maw and devour it.

It could only hide and use invisibility spells to secretly tease the bears for its own amusement.

The bears were unaware of the existence of this fairy dragon and remained unmoved by its pranks.

This unresponsive play style made the fairy dragon depressed, and the color of its scales gradually faded.

"Okay, okay."

It nodded excitedly, then circled around Galus.

"Can you play with me too? Vera loves playing."

(End of this chapter)