Dragon of Catastrophe

The long-dormant Dorlan Star People finally reached out with their claws towards the fixed star where Land slumbered.

As a result, they were naturally repelled by the Rainbow Dragon.

Being able to repel the Rainbow Dragon with all their might near the base did not mean they could easily defeat it.

This failure did not make the Dorlan Star People feel frustrated.

Instead, they became convinced that there must be some astonishing treasure within the fixed star.

And the Rainbow Dragon, which was continually disrupting and stopping them, was the treasure’s Guardian.

Thus, every six months, they would dispatch a unit to probe the fixed star.

But each time, they were repelled by the Rainbow Dragon.

Until, two years later.

An intense battle broke out once again outside the fixed star.

At this time, Rainbow Dragon Sindri was engaged in a fierce battle with the Dorlan Star People.

After two and a half years of development, these guys had grown stronger.

Incredibly, they managed to stall the Rainbow Dragon on the star’s surface with over a thousand Mecha Warriors, supported by two ships.

In the midst of their heated battle.

The Rainbow Dragon couldn’t fully concentrate on the battlefield.

It didn’t notice the back of the fixed star.

Another spacecraft performed a space jump and appeared.

The spaceship’s hatch opened, and Fire Elements were released, entering the fixed star.

These Fire Elements were intelligent beings, under contract with the Dorlan Star People, well aware of the mission’s purpose.

They traversed the Corona Layer, Chromosphere, Photosphere, Convective Zone, and Radiative Zone.

Slowly descending toward the solar core.

BOOM!!

BOOM!! BOOM!!!

One nuclear fusion reaction after another occurred here, with continuous explosions.

Endless dazzling brilliance erupted in a certain area of the solar core.

Shockwaves and radiation surged.

When the Fire Elements were about ten thousand kilometers from the solar core.

"Oh great flames of scorching fire... should we heed those humans’ orders and continue deeper?"

A five-meter-tall Fire Element, emitting an orange glow, stabilized its body with surging flames and cautiously inquired of another Fire Element.

Though they were Fire Elements, immune to flame damage.

They were not immune to the shockwaves and radiation damage from explosions!

If they fell directly onto those terrifying explosions below, wouldn’t their elemental forms be blown apart, and their cores shattered?

Moreover, the pressure at the solar core was not easy to withstand; if they lingered too long, it would also fracture their cores.

"Things... don’t look great... if we fail to complete this mission.

Those damned Dorlan Star People won’t let us off.

Those damned bastards dare to enslave the great Fire Elements; one day, the flood of flames will burn everything those bastards own to ashes."

In the middle, a bird-like Fire Element with blazing wings responded.

The voice that resonated to their souls was filled with anger.

"We must think of a way, at least to clearly see what is shrouded in endless radiance, only then can we report to those bastards."

"But approaching directly, we can’t withstand these explosions..."

"Wait, perhaps we don’t need to do so, directly descending onto the solar core, then drilling into it might be safer..."

"This... must be done, we have to hurry, everyone be careful of core fractures."

Although the solar core was continuously undergoing nuclear fusion, its gravity well-maintained equilibrium, keeping the solar core relatively stable.

Common areas were not as explosive as the target area of these Fire Elements.

If they were careful, they were confident of surviving within the solar core.

Sensing this, a few Fire Elements immediately began to act.

One by one, they descended past the area of intense explosions, landed onto the solar core, then drilled inward, progressing toward the explosion center.

Drilling into the solar core.

After traversing the endless domain of light and heat and avoiding wave after wave of explosions.

They finally reached the core area.

There, in the exact center, lay a dragon!

Yes! It was a dragon.

An enormous dragon, far larger than mountains, bigger than ninety-nine percent of the Fire Elemental Lords they had ever imagined.

This dragon was peculiar.

It was a type of dragon they had never seen in their long lives spanning hundreds of years.

It lay on its back, limbs splayed, slightly sunken into the solar core.

The terrifying nuclear reactions could not harm it even slightly; instead, they transformed into strands of pure energy, pouring into the giant dragon’s body.

Every Dragon Scale of the giant dragon absorbed the energy.

Its color, as radiant as the fixed star, seemed completely integrated into it.

The entire body of scale armor constantly flared with even more intense brilliance with each explosion, turning from a crimson to a glaring pure white.

The huge dragon’s body released immense energy, like a small fixed star itself.

Absorb, release, absorb, release.

The dragon before their eyes unconsciously cycled through this process.

It stirred chaos within a thousand kilometers, creating unstable energy.

"Is this the source of it all?"

A Fire Element spoke, somewhat in disbelief.

"Has anyone heard of dragons that can slumber in the sun’s core in other planes?"

"How could we have heard of them! Even the Dragon Gods of the Ayo Plane couldn’t achieve this, right?"

"Perhaps it’s a pure Fire Element, just appearing dragon-like, not a fleshy creature at all..."

A cluster of Fire Elements murmured, unable to mask their inner shock.