Overgeared

'Is it possible to deliberately nurture legends?'

Ke's growth presented Grid with new possibilities. Of course, Ke was old enough to be called ong (elderly man). He was old even by dwarf standards. He had been a craftsman for over a hundred years, so he might've already been qualified to become a legend. However, the result came after working with Grid.

'It is likely that Ke accumulated experience that he couldn't have accumulated alone thanks to me. He must've learned a lot from seeing the Overgeared God's Techniques and gained enlightenment from helping complete a mythical work.'

It was a matter that must be addressed. If it was really possible to intentionally nurture legends, then his future aspects would change dramatically.

'I will need an assistant every time I work...'

He would make sure to work with craftsmen from the time he started making the dragon weapons. Of course, they would only help with the minor parts. It was to the extent that they couldn't affect his work.

'This alone will be a great experience for them.'

"The lord of the half-draconians has arrived."

"Um." Grid awakened from his thoughts at the voice. Grid nodded and the doors of the great hall slowly opened.

[You have encountered a strong person who has transcended the times.]

Fighting energy—it was a powerful and ferocious energy that was difficult to control. Unlike mana, aura, or sword energy, which was in harmony with the technique department of skills, body, and heart, fighting energy wasn't suitable for pursuing harmony. So when he saw Martial God Zeratul using it, he thought, 'Ah, it is like this,' and was convinced of the unruly nature.

This was the essence of it.

Grid's fighting energy that was permeated with an orange light calmed down. It didn't dare go on a rampage. It was due to the infinite sword energy and divinity contained in Grid. After seeing Bunsdel, the red and purple fighting energy that glowed like lightning was the same as usual. It was maintained at a certain level and provided appropriate stimulus for Grid.

'The lord of the half-draconians...'

Grid admired it. Arms and legs that stretched out like old trees, centered around the upper body that developed as a reverse triangle. It was a short, thick neck compared to his height of nearly two meters. Dragon scales wrapped around his neck like iron armor...

Bunsdel's body was truly optimized for combat. His thick eyebrows and sharp eyes made the impression he gave off even stronger. It seemed like his neck wouldn't be broken even by a blade. Add the high level of transcendence...

'I'll feel reassured leaving my back to him.'

Grid was surprised by the thought that naturally rose in his mind. He couldn't believe he felt this way from the very first meeting. Grid had met numerous skilled people so far. This meant that Bunsdel's level was truly great.

'Helena deserved to have her lord's position taken away.'

Deep favor filled Grid's eyes as he compared Bunsdel to those he defeated in the Chaos Mountains.

-Can I execute him?

In a rare situation, the Fire Dragon Sword spoke to him first. It expressed blatant killing intent toward the half-draconian warrior, who was shouting and about to attack.

Absolute Defense' when encountering

Attack power against the dragon

dragon type, the attack power of the Fire Dragon Sword will increase by one.

Sword had this nature and was basically hostile to the dragon species. Now the other side provoked it first, so it couldn't bear it. Grid didn't respond because he knew the

warrior, who belatedly confirmed Grid's appearance—the man called Bunsvil took a step back. The hierarchy was organized without the need for the Fire Dragon Sword to act. As

This was a story only when the concept of

-It is a pity...

the Fire Dragon Sword. Dragon

from the sky. In the future, the half-draconians would be allies. It wasn't known how long the alliance agreement would last, but there would be no fighting for a while. It

were frightened by Grid

step forward. The way he stared at Grid with sharp

'As expected. We need to sort out

all types of transcendent beings and now he was ready to point his sword at the gods. The half-draconians were afraid of a useless

'Bunsdel.'

around both wrists and the thick neck like iron armor withstand his sword? It happened

"Bark!" Bunsdel barked.

"......?"

cognitive ability couldn't keep

martial god! I, a Bun, deeply admire your noble character! Please let me serve you as our half-draconian's only pillar and god. I will become your faithful dog!

"......!"

"......!"

Apart from the open-minded Hao, he didn't have a proper conversation with his clan. It was due to the guilt of locking his clan in a well under the pretext of the clan's safety. Due to this, the half-draconian

but he was actually a god? He even defeated the martial god? Now that it was

"Bark!Bark bark!"

"Woof woof!Grrr!Woof!"

"Yip~!"

variety of dog noises. It was a courtesy to the god. They didn't even know why they were barking like dogs. They had never served a

spoke up as Grid's mind was confused,

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Hurry! What are you doing with your shields? Prepare them for battle

they had in common was that they were from the Tzedakah Guild. They were somewhat lacking in comparison to the 10 meritorious retainers or equivalent named rankers,

were many cases where they had to take command of troops while the Overgeared members focused on individual activities.

Giant Guild such as Zirkan, Mihara, and Asellas. They were Chris' subordinates and took advantage of their experience of commanding a large number of people before joining the Overgeared Guild. This was combined with Toban's charisma, the assistance of the allied leaders, and

maintaining your

little in a steady manner

the sky with tens of thousands of moving eyes. It was eerie to look at. Then suddenly, it turned its eyes to the Abyss and started

and they interpreted it as a positive phenomenon after seeing the demonic creatures crawling from the Abyss disappearing in groups. Then

moving without disorder in just a few minutes was really spectacular. It was

cheers turned to silence. It was for a

demon,