Chapter 377 - 372 Flame Divine Successor
As a powerful Fire Giant Spirit Furnace Master, Jasas wasn’t so easy to kill.
He was sent flying into a pillar by Leon’s furious tail strike, but after coughing twice while clutching his chest, he was fine—not a single rib broken. The only issue was that crafting that sword had exhausted him too much, making it unlikely he could participate in the battle, nor was he needed to.
Regardless, he was genuinely happy, happier than he had been in hundreds of years.
Who would have thought he actually deceived the Red Dragon... Such an arrogant Red Dragon assumed a Fire Giant smelter, a Priest of Surte, would submit to a Red Dragon. Only the sons of tricksters, Cloud Giants with flexible moral bounds, might collaborate with a Red Dragon.
He had tricked a Red Dragon out of countless rare forging materials to create a sword meant to kill the Red Dragon, a thought that was quite amusing... The Red Dragon’s materials were just a bit short, so he had to contribute his own treasured materials to make up the difference, but if it meant killing the Red Dragon, it was all worth it.
"What are you laughing at?" Leon detested deceit, glaring fiercely at Jasas, eager to rush over and bite him to death, but he had to guard against the giant emerging from the volcano’s molten lava.
It was also his fault; he hadn’t expected that a normally silent Fire Giant would betray him; normally, Fire Giants wouldn’t do such things—that was something cunning Cloud Giants did.
Besides, he was a bit too arrogant, believing no weak Fire Giant would dare deceive him because he could kill them at any moment and then vent his anger on all Fire Giants. Who would have thought a Fire Giant smelter with a Divine Artifact wasn’t a match for him, but the opponent could find help.
Leon didn’t ask Jasas why he plotted against him, because if he were in the other’s shoes, he would also think of ways to kill the Red Dragon, given the ancient enmity between Red Dragons and Fire Giants—especially when a Red Dragon threatened the Fire Giants.
"You don’t think any random help you find could defeat me, do you?" Leon mocked, "You have no idea how powerful I truly am. My power is beyond your imagination."
Jasas said nothing, and Leon paid no mind to his silence, because the giant had stood up.