Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver

Chapter 2416

The golden dragon glowered at the Dark Messenger, letting out a howl of fury.

Wilbur could sense a powerful vortex made of dragon aura the next second and was sucked into the mirage before he could even react. The mirage began to disperse right after that, slowly disappearing out of sight.

The Dark Messenger hovered in mid-air, gritting his teeth as he clenched his fists. "F*cking bastard jumped into the mirage! Stay in there for the rest of your life if you want to see the end of it! I'll kill you the second you come out!"

Upon saying those words, the Dark Messenger disappeared as well. The battle between him and Wilbur had happened too far away from land, and there were cultivators who showed up at Wendis to search for the secret behind those mirages all the time, so their fight did not stir up much of a ruckus.

The people on the beach were still marveling at the beauty of the mirage, sighing wistfully at how short it had lasted.

end, the Aqua Dragon, Orkot, opened his eyes from where he was lying at the bottom of a lake. Delight flashed in his gaze as he said, "That kid made it into the

the mirage. He coughed up mouthfuls of blood as he looked up at the sky. The opening in the clouds was growing smaller and

Windis, but it was still a completely different dimension. At the

cultivation here, he was doomed to

scrambled into a sitting position before closing his eyes to meditate. He might be in the

cultivator. On top of that, Wilbur was also pleasantly shocked to find out that the dragon aura in this mirage was rather mild-mannered and gentle. It was nothing like the rampant, vicious dragon aura that he had cultivated himself. It was that very gentleness that made this beneficial to him despite the high concentration

going to get better at cultivation and let the Dark Messenger know what happens when he

from the ground. It knocked Wilbur over, causing him to hiss in pain as he clutched at his scraped arm.

met with nothing but the whooshing of the wind. Wilbur looked around, muttering to himself, "Didn't Judith's grandmother