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nIan’s eyes slightly shook.

n‘Finally! I will see the God Dragon!’

nThe God Dragon’s Soul Stone had been sleeping in his inventory for nearly two months.

nIan then took it out.

n‘It must be really awesome!’

nIan was certain that the dragon would be his pet once it was revived.

nOrkley had told him that he would give it to him.

nUnng-

nThe Stone hummed lightly.

n‘It certainly looks different from the other Soul Stones.’

nThe God Dragon’s Soul Stone was twice as big compared to the other Soul Stones.

nIt shined with a purple mysterious energy.

n“Here it is.”

nGriffer took the Stone from Ian and carefully put it in the magic machine.

nUuuung-

nThe machine started to work while Griffer and Ian watched it with expectation.

nThe God Dragon must have an unprecedented rank.

nIn Kailan, nobody had seen a Legend Rank as a pet or monster in the fields.

nIan was thinking that the War Dragon Karseus could be a Legend rank monster.

n“Huu…”

nThe process took more than two times longer than before. Ian gulped hard, ‘Why is it taking so long? I

nam getting nervous…’

nEvery second felt like a millennium to Ian.

nThen…

nThe Soul Stone floated in the air and it exploded in a purple light.

n“Oh!” Ian exclaimed.

nWhen the light faded, Ian’s exclamation turned into doubt.

n“Huh?”

nOn the other hand, Griffer was rejoicing, “Oh! it worked!”

nWhat they were seeing was not the God Dragon that Ian had expected.

nInstead, it was a large egg.

nWhat was unusual was that the half-transparent egg glowed with a clear purple light.

nIan stared at the egg, dumbfounded while Griffer congratulated him, “Congratulations, Ian. We have

nrevived it successfully. Once this egg hatches, you will be the first Summoner to have a God Dragon

nin a century.”

nGriffer handed the egg to Ian carefully.

nBut then, Griffer’s elbow hit the table and dropped the egg!

nIan became pale and screamed.

n“No!”

nIf the egg of the God Dragon, which he had worked so hard to get, were to shatter, Ian’s mind might

nshatter with it.

nHowever, he didn’t need to worry.

nKung-!

nThe egg hit the floor with a heavy sound.

nCrack-!

nIan was surprised to hear something crack and knelt down. Then, he was dumbfounded again.

n“What… what? How can this be cracked?”

nWhat had been cracked was not the egg, but the granite floor of the laboratory.

nGriffer, who almost broke the egg, looked ashamed.

n“I-I am truly sorry. I almost destroyed the egg.”

nIan carefully picked up the egg and put it in his inventory.

n‘I doubt that I need to be careful with it… but it’s a valuable thing, so…’

nAs soon as he put in the egg, the end of the quest was announced.

nIan was sorry to see that.

nHowever, some system messages immediately appeared which eliminated Ian’s complaints.

nsummon them to use them in battles when they are over your Leadership.)

nGreat options were unlocked!

nIan grinned like crazy, not realizing that Griffer was staring at him.

n“Ka…”

nEven though he was almost Lv.100 now, the options were really great.

n‘Now, I have more than enough Leadership to get two or three Hero rank pets.’

nIan read the information of the Feather Accessory again to savor it. Then, he opened the information

nof the God Dragon’s egg.

nEgg of Karseus

nLevel: ??

nType: Egg

nRank: ??

nCharacter: ??

nEgg of Karseus, the God Dragon that guarded the ancient Arnobil Empire, one of the five legendary

ndragons.

nKarseus was the most powerful among the five God Dragons. It was called the War Dragon.

nIt is known that it disappeared on the day of the battle against Kalipa, the Evil Dragon.

n…

nIan felt his good mood turn bad again.

n‘An egg… why couldn’t it be a dragon?’

nIan had been searching for information about the pets’ eggs to finish the Hatching the Griffin’s Egg

nquest, so he got an even greater headache.

nAlthough he had been searching about pets’ eggs whenever he had free time, he didn’t find any clue

nabout it.

n‘No, it’s even better…’

nNow that he had two eggs to hatch, he had to find out how.

nTo think positively, the new egg motivated him even more.

nIan was tormented about the hatching eggs problem when Griffer came to him, “Everything has been

nresolved. Why do you look so worried?”

nIan asked Griffer, just because he had nothing to lose.

n“Griffer, do you know how to hatch a pet’s egg?”

nBut to his surprised, Griffer nodded!

n“Of course, I do. How can you not know? You are a Summoner!”

nIan got excited at this unexpected answer.

n“How-how? Could you tell me?”

nSadly, Griffer’s answer made the energy drain out of Ian’s body.

n“The egg would hatch if its mother broods it.”

n“…”

nIan tried hard to restrain the fire in his heart.

nEven a fourth-year-old who didn’t like science would be able to give that advice.

n‘Oh… what is this old man saying… of course, I know that! Everyone knows that!’

nWhere on earth could he get the mothers of the Griffin and Karseus?

n‘I might find a Griffin mother in the Sikar Desert… but going in there now would be suicidal.’

nThe Sikar Desert field had powerful monsters. Even those at the entrance were at least Lv.130.

nSomeone even saw a Lv.150 monster there, so Ian couldn’t even guess how strong Griffins would be.

n‘Will that knight captain know?’

nHowever, Ian soon quitted complaining. He calmly asked again.

nHe had to find out everything he could.

n“Griffer, but I cannot find the mother of the God Dragon? Is there any other way?’

nGriffer slapped his hand, “Aha! Now I see it. You are right.”

nIan thought he was ridiculous.

n‘Oh! How is he working as a Mage? I know he is an NPC, but this is too much…’

nIan quietly complained while Griffer spoke again, “Hmm, I do not know any other way, but I do know a

nSummoner who might know the answer.”

n“?!”

nIan was truly excited now.

nGriffer was the Mage of Dimensions. So, if he had a friend and if he was a Summoner, he might

nactually have some helpful information.

n“Could you tell me where he is?”

nGriffer nodded, “Oh, she died in the Imperial Palace of Arnobil 300 years ago.”

n“…”

nJust before Ian said something really bad, Griffer spoke again.

n“You have helped me more than I expected so, in return, I will open a door of dimensions so that you

nwould be able to meet her soul.

nIan swallowed what he was about to say and smiled awkwardly, “Ha… haha… thank you so much,

nGriffer.”

nHowever, Griffer frowned at him, “I thought you were just about to swear at me…”

nIan was terrified at Griffer’s keen sense. He shook his hands, “No, no way. You were wrong.”

n“Hmm.”

n“Her name is Iriel. You will be able to reach her through my door of dimensions.”

n“Iriel was the best Summoner of the ancient Arnobil Empire. She will probably know what you want to

nknow.”

n“I see.”

n“And since you are going to see her, could you do me a favor?”

nSurprised Ian asked back, “What?”

nIan saw a quest window.

nDing-

nBreeding the Ancient Monsters

nGriffer, the Mage of Dimensions, want the ancient monsters you have revived to not go extinct ever

nagain.

nFor that, the revived monsters must be breed.

nGriffer wants you to learn how to make them breed from Iriel, the famed Summoner of ancient times.

nQuest Difficulty Level: A

nQuest Limit: Only for users who had completed at least one male and female pair of monsters during

nthe Reviving Ancient Monster quest.

nTime Limit: Doesn’t exist.

nReward: Hatching Pets’ Eggs skill book (Only for Summoners)

n…

n‘The message told me the revived monsters would appear on the Kolonar Continent… so what is this

nall about?’

nIt was a little weird, but it was a quest, so Ian just accepted it and kept reading.

nHe complained while he read and then looked at the reward.

nIan exclaimed silently, ‘Oh!’

nHatching Pets’ Eggs made Ian’s face brighten.

n‘The god of gaming is helping me!’

nThe Hatching Pets’ Eggs skill book was what Ian needed more than anything and it was about to

ncome to Ian.

n‘If I succeed on this quest, I can succeed on the Empire quest as well!’

nIan immediately accepted the quest.

n“Of course, I will help you.”

nThe series of quests was now over, therefore, the unable to form a party during the quest option and

nunable to refuse the quest option had disappeared, but Ian didn’t even notice it.

nHe just wanted to quickly meet Iriel.

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