Chapter 162

When Adam's feet rose from the ground, the ice created by the dragon's breath melted rapidly. Lina finally managed to recover from her shock. Seeing that her master had already flown into the forest, she hurriedly took out a few seeds and threw them on the ground. Green vines quickly grew and wrapped around the four ice blocks, dragging them along in the air to catch up to Adam's pace.

Lina hesitated for a moment, then carefully asked, "Master, are they dead?"

The forest was very dense. Adam was able to barely pass through it with his height when he didn't spread his wings, but he couldn't fully spread his wings no matter how hard he tried. He might as well maintain his evocation magic in front of him, and the ten ice swords repeatedly slashed, opening a path through the forest.

"Not dead yet, but that's all." Adam said casually. The ice elemental energy had dispersed the energy circulation of the four dragonslayers, and the extreme cold had frozen the cells in their bodies to the point of necrosis. If not for Adam's intention to preserve the last of their lives, these people would have long been frozen corpses.

Lina looked at the frozen vines and nodded in agreement. Then she asked, "Master, are you already an adult?"

Although she knew it was impossible, Lina couldn't help but ask this question. In her long but blank life, she had seen a dragonslayer once. That was a true powerhouse who had killed his way into the dragon's den alone, but in the end, he was still torn to pieces and eaten by Okov.

She still remembered that many of her fellow slaves in the dragon's den had died in the aftermath of that battle. If she hadn't been lucky enough to be knocked off the cliff by a shockwave, she might have died that day as well.

This incident had left a deep impression on her. The dragonslayer was very strong, but the dragon was even stronger. Only an adult dragon could defeat a dragonslayer. This was her simple and straightforward logic.

Adam's current energy level was infinitely close to that of an adult dragon, but because he couldn't use rune magic, his fighting methods were definitely inferior to an adult dragon who could use draconic magic. However, Adam did not know how to answer this question. The standard of strength he was familiar with was different from that of the Dragon Plane. It would be too troublesome to explain it to Lina from the beginning, so he simply skipped over this question.

Lina took Adam's silence as a tacit agreement, so the closer they got to the tribe, the more worried she became. She was afraid that the arrogant forest elves in the tribe would anger Adam. Although no one in the tribe liked her, she didn't want to become an orphan.

As they got closer and closer to the tribe, she couldn't help but ask again, "Master, can you let me go back to the tribe first?"

Adam had just obtained a few new test subjects, and his mind was filled with all kinds of ideas for experiments. He didn't have the time to pay attention to the maid's little thoughts, and directly interrupted, "Is it that direction?" Adam's dragon claw pointed forward, and he felt the breath of life.

Lina nodded uneasily, but before she could say anything, she felt the familiar dragon claw on her body again, and then the speed suddenly increased. The trees in front of them were torn to pieces, and the fierce wind made it hard for her to open her eyes. When everything calmed down, they were already outside the tribe.

The forest elves' tribe was very beautiful. Exquisite houses were built on the branches of the trees, and spring water flowed from the ground into clear, sparkling streams. Colorful flowers could be seen everywhere, and green energy was like ribbons, circling the tribe.

Perhaps there were still ordinary and docile beasts living in harmony with the elves before, but now, with the arrival of the overwhelming dragon's aura, all the peace was broken.

As far as Adam's eyes could see, there were more than a thousand exquisite-looking humanoid creatures. They had bows and arrows in their hands, and all of them were looking at Adam with fear and anger.

A male elf with a staff in his hand walked out, and put his hand on a giant tree beside him. After a flash of energy, the tree was given life, and became two giant treants. This seemed to give him a lot of confidence. He looked at Adam and said, "Young Dragon, Master Okov has given us our freedom. This land now belongs to the forest elves. Please tell me the purpose of your visit."

Adam's eyes sparkled. He had never seen this kind of ability to give life to plants in The Fifth Element Holy Tower. It seemed that there were benefits to being an exploration mage. Just by being able to see different kinds of knowledge, it was enough to make up for the dangers that he had to face.

Adam couldn't be bothered to talk nonsense with them. With a sweep of his tail, he swept the cowering Lina in front of him, and then ordered, "Go and explain to them. You only have ten minutes."

Lina's heart turned cold. When a dragon set a time limit, it meant that he was already impatient, and the anger of a dragon was definitely not something that a weak mortal race could endure.

"Father, this is young master Chris, he-"

The tribe leader suddenly interrupted her, and said angrily, "Lina, do you know what you are doing? The tribe has just regained its freedom, and you have already attracted a new Frost Dragon. Are you that happy to be a slave? "

Lina didn't know what to do. She looked at her father and the other elves behind him who were staring at her with hatred. She stuttered, "I didn't … Master Chris is different …"

Before she could finish, she was interrupted again, "What's different! Dragons are all evil and greedy. They are disaster itself. The tribe has just started to live a good life, and you, you … "

Adam looked curiously at the forest elves who were talking nonsense in front of him. Could it be that the appearance of the young dragon gave them courage? They actually dared to slander the dragon race like this.

Adam's strength just now had left a huge shadow in Lina's heart. She was afraid that Adam would be angered by her father's words and kill them. She knelt on the ground and explained, "Master, it's not like that. Father … Father is just …"

Adam wasn't angry because of this. In his heart, these forest elves were already his slaves. "You have five more minutes."

Lina trembled as she climbed to her feet. She begged her father, "Father, it's not like that …" She didn't know how to persuade her father and the tribe to listen to Adam. She could only repeat those words over and over again.

"Shut up, traitor, you foreign race that brings disaster!"

Adam felt that the forest elves seemed to be a little fearless. They didn't seem to care about him at all. Then, what gave them the confidence?

Whoosh.

Perhaps it was a tremble of the hand, or perhaps it was on purpose, but an arrow pierced through the air and flew in their direction. It then deeply embedded itself in the ground between Adam and Lina.

Adam grinned, revealing his ferocious fangs. A bone-chilling aura spread out in all directions along with his draconic aura, enveloping all the forest elves present. His voice was gentle and without any killing intent as he asked seriously, "Can you tell me, who gave you the courage to treat a conscious dragon like this?"