“No problem, if you are willing to find her by the way, you can go to this address.”

Mort handed Li Ang two maps.

One was of Lupus Island Country from sixty years ago, depicting the city’s layout around the central sea, and the other was the current map.

Both maps marked a house, which was the residence of Mort’s relatives.

These two maps would be helpful for landing on the island then.

After entrusting Li Ang, Mort seemed to let out a big sigh of relief, and then left after thanking him again.

Li Ang shook his head.

Good at deceiving girls… I’ve started to get a bad reputation, huh.

After circling the deck, Li Ang carefully returned to his room.

Good, not a single troublesome girl was seen.

He sighed in relief.

Right now, he also had things to focus on.

After the incident in the Flashing Field, because the hierarchy involved the Excellence Realm and affected tens of thousands of people, and the guild would pursue rewards later, it was probably judged by the system as completing an ultra-high difficulty commission.

He got a huge amount of Professional Points, as many as 400 points, which could be used to improve his Professional Level.

Elemental Swordsman was the original plan, but unlike Zoe, he currently didn’t have a weapon oriented towards elements. The core magic tendency of the Silver Heart Sword he held did not favor the Four Major Elements, and channeling the magic took time to convert.

So, since there was such a big amount of experience, he could temporarily shelve Elemental Swordsman and directly invest in another profession.

Li Ang decided to choose Dragon Summoner.

Since Zoe also wanted to cultivate as a Dragon Summoner, he himself could also try it.

If he learned it, there would at least be two benefits: one, to help her master professional skills more quickly, and two, to analyze how to grasp the power of Bahamut.

Dragon Species Demons themselves were also a considerable force, and when they construct a nursery on the ship, cultivating and utilizing them in battle would be easier, like a fish in water.

Li Ang sat down and opened the profession panel.

[Profession Practiced: Dragon Summoner]

[Tier: 1. Next Tier: 0/100 experience]

[Acquired Tier One Dragon Summoner Skill: Dragon Beast Summoning]

Solely in terms of this profession, it has no offensive capabilities, only summoning abilities.

Li Ang felt the professional ability; the role of Dragon Beast Summoning was divided into two aspects: one was to communicate with demons with Dragon’s Blood and form a contract, and the second was to communicate with the Magic Power Dimension to directly pull certain individuals into the Material Dimension.

The problem was, the latter was not something to be used at a Tier 1 profession; the weak grasp of magic power made it impossible to feel the Magic Power Dimension.

Li Ang at this level could try it, but he did not intend to casually attempt it; who knew what would happen if a dragon contacted with Tier Nine magic appeared when his summoner skills were only Tier One. Better not get backfired.

He directly started consuming Professional Points to upgrade.

400 Professional Points could be exchanged for 20,000 experience points, allowing a profession to be upgraded from Tier 1 to Tier 6, leaving about one-fifth of the experience to reach Tier 7.

Therefore, Li Ang did not convert all of it; he used 276 points, just enough to upgrade directly to a Tier 6 Dragon Summoner.

[Profession Practiced: Dragon Summoner]

[Tier: 6. Next Tier: 0/30,000 experience]

[Acquired Tier Two Dragon Summoner Skill: Dragon Beast Control]

[Acquired Tier Three Dragon Summoner Skill: Dragon Power Affinity]

[Acquired Tier Four Dragon Summoner Skill: Dragon Flame Spell]

[Acquired Tier Five Dragon Summoner Skill: Dimensional Communication]

[Acquired Tier Six Dragon Summoner Skill: Dragon Blood Purification]

Compared to non-Summoning System professions, the skills of Dragon Summoner were fewer, only gaining an additional skill that increased control over dragon beasts after increasing experience at Tier One; the others all had only one skill.

Closing his eyes, Li Ang spent more than ten minutes experiencing the full scope of this profession beneath the Excellence Realm.

He started sensing the Magic Power Dimension with spirituality, preparing to seek a dragon within the Magic Power Dimension.

Although most demons were interference entities formed by magic power seeping from the Magic Power Dimension into the Material Dimension, there was also a small portion that existed in the Magic Power Dimension as offshoots of those strong origins.

Even if they hadn’t reached the Excellence Realm, they were around Tier 6, still out of the reach of ordinary people.

To Li Ang, if he could directly summon one, it would indeed be an aid.

Moreover, for him, this level of existence was quite convenient; a Low-Tier Dragon Summoner needed to always carry a dragon beast, subject to the same constraints as ordinary people using Summoned Beasts, but an entity summoned from the Magic Power Dimension could be sent back when not needed.

Li Ang began sensing the spirits within the Magic Power Dimension according to the professional skills provided by the system.

Initially, in the basic triangle, spirits were housed in matter, not supposed to be within magic power.

But some scholars believe that overly pure magic power, due to its critical state of interfering with matter, could exhibit strong interference phenomena as soon as the power was released, so at this critical moment, spirituality could also be generated and harbored.

When this theory first appeared, most people were skeptical. But as the Magic Power Dimension was further explored, especially with those powerful sources constantly crossing dimensional veils to manifest physically, the theory stood.

Li Ang was well-versed in sensing spirituality, and based on this professional theory, he immediately discovered the “starlight” within the Magic Power Dimension.

In the professional skills of a Dragon Summoner, these spiritualities of dragons in the Magic Power Dimension were metaphorically described as starlight, and indeed it was vividly appropriate during spiritual perception.

To summon a dragon to the world, one must constantly interact with the dragon spirits in the state of starlight, promising what they desire, such as causing destruction and ruin in the Material Dimension, reaching an agreement for trade, and maintaining a way for further contact—forming a contract.

After forming a contract with them, guide their spirit across the veil between dimensions when needed.

According to the system’s information, reaching a consensus with a dragon isn’t easy; you might fancy a powerful spirit, but it may not wish to descend into the Material Dimension.

Summoners like Farina, who could summon a Pseudo Flame Demon Dragon, were exceptionally rare. Li Ang suspected it was because she was a Six Dragon Envoy, who could directly contract with a Flame Demon Dragon with the aid of the Six Dragons.

Searching for and communicating with existences within the Magic Power Dimension didn’t stump Li Ang.

However, aren’t there a bit too many “starlights”?

According to professional knowledge, finding a specific fish in the sea was the intended analogy; it might not be very hard to locate, but related to luck and the choice of direction.

But it seemed as if Li Ang was thrown into a school of fish, in his spiritual perception, starlights were shining everywhere, regardless of distance or category.

Could my perception be mistaken? Are these spiritualities the entire awareness of the Magic Power Dimension and not just dragons?

Li Ang attempted to feel the nearest glow of starlight; its spiritual strength should be at Tier 7.

Desire… slaughter… bring me across the veil, satisfy me with blood…

A violent, brutal will that could easily mobilize the fluctuations of Dragon’s Power was conveyed to him.

This one was a dragon.

He sensed another starlight.

Reproduce… multiply… let me combine with all races and birth powerful offspring…

Hmm, this one was also a dragon.

Li Ang continued probing, every nearby starlight was a dragon, this was surely not a coincidence.

What’s going on? Why am I able to perceive so many dragon spirits in the Magic Power Dimension so easily?

As Li Ang struggled to reach a conclusion, the dragon spirits quickly retreated.

He sensed an extremely bright glow of starlight approaching from the depths of the Magic Power Dimension.

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