Abyss Summoner

Dragons are ancient creatures with wings that resemble lizards. Their size, strength, and magic ability instill fear. The oldest dragons are among the strongest beings in the world.

According to the captive’s words, the culprit that caused the shipwreck, making Wu Junwen and his party return without success, was likely a White Dragon.

White Dragons belong to the Five-Colored Dragons.

Aligned with chaotic evil, these dragons are wicked and selfish, playing the villain role in any dimension.

Among dragons, White Dragons are the smallest and least intelligent, with most acting as beast-like predators. Their expressions reveal them as fierce yet simple-minded, unlike the shrewdness of other dragons.

In the hatchling stage, a White Dragon’s scales reflect light like a mirror, but as they age, this luster fades.

A White Dragon’s lair is typically a deep, sunless ice cavern. They store treasures there to reflect the light of gems, favoring diamonds especially.

Although White Dragons, like other dragons, can eat almost anything, they uniquely prefer frozen food. After slaughtering prey with their icy breath, they swallow the frozen carcass. White Dragons are arch-enemies of Frost Giants.

White Dragons love ambushes, diving down from high places or emerging suddenly from underwater, snow, or ice.

Sea attack.

According to the captive’s memory, several ships were sailing steadily on the sea when suddenly, waves meters high crashed upon them, followed by the appearance of a monstrous creature with giant wings.

On the sea, humans are insignificant. Even Silver Tier experts falling into the sea, if unable to quickly return to shore, face the inevitable end of burial at the sea’s bottom, with no chance of escape.

Furthermore, as the captive returned, they witnessed that the sunken ships were covered in frost, and several warriors standing on deck were instantly frozen, like ice sculptures unable to move an inch.

Because this scene was so terrifying, Wu Junwen and his party were frightened and ran all the way back to the city. After all, facing the Jackal-Wolfman, it was a nine-lives struggle, but against that sea-monster, it was certain death.

Based on these points, Chen Feng could essentially determine that the suddenly appearing monster was highly likely a Giant Dragon.

Yet, compared to the captive who shuddered even recalling it, Chen Feng showed a trace of anticipation and desire. While others see the monster as terrifying, Chen Feng sees it as a resource to strengthen his power.

Dragon Slayer.

Chen Feng had long completed this title.

Earlier, based on memory, he slew a juvenile Red Dragon, whose power, despite its youth, was frighteningly formidable.

Especially after killing it, Chen Feng gifted it to the Inferior Demon, allowing the Inferior Demon to transform into a new life form and increase its intelligence, thanks to the Dragon Race bloodline.

If there truly was a White Dragon on the sea nearby, Chen Feng would consider going to check it out.

However, the current issue is with the ship; even a steel giant can’t withstand the White Dragon’s sea waves, so a wooden boat, once careless, could lead to irreversible consequences.

Therefore, for this exploration, Chen Feng could only go alone; if special circumstances arose, regardless of how many people went, it would merely be sending them to their deaths.

Ship?

Chen Feng didn’t have one.

But he had just summoned a Bottom-dwelling Demon Fish, a marine creature whose stability exceeds even the performance of giant ships.

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Chen Feng naturally has many tasks to busy himself with.

Though as a ruler, he has hundreds of thousands working for him, the apocalypse is like a block of ice; one wrong step could plunge him into an endless pit. Each step Chen Feng takes must be firm and careful.

Order now resembles a pyramid.

As the pinnacle being, every step Chen Feng takes causes massive chain reactions.

However, Chen Feng does not expand blindly. If Order is the starting point, then the current T City is a hub; he will slowly build his own city, rather than swallowing surrounding cities for power.

Of course, more importantly, the survival rate in the surrounding areas is not optimistic.

City destruction in the apocalypse is a common sight.

This is not alarmism; most believe humanity is one of the strongest life forms, having survived from ancient harsh environments to today. Floods, storms, or beasts have never led to human extinction.

Yet, regrettably...

The current world has become strange, with uncontrollable zombie tides, ever-present Insect Race, giant beasts, and peculiar Dimensional Creatures. Once these creatures dominate, it indicates humanity could be annihilated at any moment.

If it’s some wise creatures, it’s manageable; their superior intelligence knows the lack of numbers, thus enslaving humans for work.

Civilization progresses with controllable labor.

In these Dimensional Creatures’ eyes, humans are undoubtedly the best labor force, the pioneers for conquering this land.

However, such creatures merely occupy a part; for other species, like the Undead Race, powerful beings appearing from dimensions, though possessing some wisdom, prefer transforming humans into Skeletons or Zombies over living subordinates.

Imagine a mighty Undead Creature camouflaging as a human, sneaking into a gathering area, then releasing plagues and viruses, while in the apocalypse medical facilities are long paralyzed. Professionals can rely on awakened powers to resist temporarily, but for ordinary people, already lacking nutrition, a large-scale plague would destroy fragile resistance instantly, resulting in staggering death tolls.

This will be a horrifying scene.

If reality cannot be changed, the only option is to escape it.

In this situation, survivors start avoiding their surroundings, while remaining cities become rotten lands, occupied daily by corpses and the Undead, with the air filled with the scent of death.

And in some cities, humans become insect embryos, with some insects using humans as hosts, injecting larvae inside, which consume organs and then the brain as they grow, birthing new creatures to take the stage.

So, what is reality, you ask?

Big fish eat small fish, small fish eat shrimp, and shrimp eat dirt; that’s bare reality.

In this world, dragons eating humans is natural because, as the top of the food chain, they have the right to take life from the weak. Conversely, when Chen Feng needs their blood for a baptism, the Giant Dragon must brace itself for the soaking.

If it disagrees, that’s irrelevant; Chen Feng will sever its neck himself. In the end, the outcome remains unchanged.