Breeding Dragons From Today,Chapter 138 The Terrifying Scene, the Path of the Water Element Saint-Level - Read free novels online

Joelson could not help but think that if the plant dragon and the water element dragon were to combine in the nurturing mountain, would it be possible to give birth to a dragon that could not be beaten to death.

Tss tss tss...

Joelson activated his battle spirit, and the lightning that coiled around him drew a brilliant purple trail in the air.

Electric battle spirit.

It had a powerful destructive power, and the opponent that was hit would be paralyzed, which was a little stronger than the fire element.

"The battle spirit in my body is too messy now. If I can combine the advantages of different elements of battle spirit, it will be even more powerful."

The explosion of the fire element, the extension of the water element, the recovery of the plant element, and the destruction and paralysis of the electric element.

If all of these could be combined, how terrifying would it be?

Unfortunately, Joelson could only think about it now. He could not do it at all.

After harvesting the latest batch of crops and feeding them all to Du Lu, Joelson left the Dragon God Ranch.

A month later.

Lucas sat on the mast, her two white calves shaking in the air, looking bored.

Potter walked out of the cabin and shouted, "Boss!"

Lucas nodded and looked into the cabin. She said casually, "That person hasn't come out yet?"

"No."

Potter shook his head and replied, "It's been almost a month since I've seen him. The food that was sent over has never been touched, and the door to the room has been closed."

Lucas whispered, "Could he have died inside?"

A living person who had not eaten or even drank water for a month, could he have survived?

If he did not know that he was on the route to the central continent and that there was only one passenger on the ship, he would have almost forgotten about him.

"Hmph!"

A cold snort rang out.

Joelson walked out of the cabin indifferently and glanced at Lucas coldly.

Just a moment ago, he was still talking about whether he would die, but now he was discovered. He was really unlucky.

"How far have you traveled?"

Joelson looked into the distance and asked Lucas.

Lucas' face revealed a proud expression.

"We've already traveled almost 65%. If everything goes smoothly, we might really be able to reach the central continent within a month and a half."

Joelson nodded. It was faster than he had expected.

On the vast sea, the water vapor was abundant, and the water elements were frighteningly dense. It was the best place to practice water magic.

The magic vortex belonging to the eighth rank mage in Joelson's body slowly began to spin. The surrounding water elements swam towards him like fish.

Joelson slowly closed his eyes.

Lucas, who was standing behind him, widened her eyes.

A faint blue light started to emanate from Joelson's body. It was like a halo enveloping him.

As time passed, the halo became thicker. It was almost impossible to see Joelson's figure clearly.

At this moment, Potter suddenly ran over with two sailors.

"Boss, look, something strange happened!"

"What?!"

Lucas and the others ran to the edge of the ship and looked down. They were so surprised that their mouths were wide open.

A huge water column had appeared under the ship. It kept rising and slowly lifted the entire Lucas.

Looking around, it was a spectacular scene.

Countless water currents surged towards them as if there was an invisible power driving them.

"Boss... boss."

Potter began to stutter as he said with a pale face, "Did we encounter a sea monster?!"

Lucas' mind was also a little muddled. At this moment, Joelson was completely covered by the blue halo, as if he was standing in a huge bubble.

However, he did not feel any suffocation on his face. His expression was calm, as if he was sleeping.

"It's Alright, let's wait a little longer."

Lucas calmly comforted his subordinates.

Other than the Lucas rising higher and higher on the surface of the sea, there was currently no other danger. It was just that the scene looked a little scary.

If something really happened, Lucas would decisively run over to wake up Joelson.

At this moment, Joelson was in a wonderful state. In his eyes, this was a blue world.

Endless water elements cheered and rushed towards Joelson.

Whether it was in the sky or on the surface of the water, it was blue.

The other magic elements were pushed aside tyrannically. The water elements surrounded Joelson densely.

Joelson seemed to be the true god of the water element world. He overlooked everything about them.

They were lazy and idle, but the water surface was flowing slowly. They were excited and playful, and waves rose on the surface of the sea. However, if they were angry and crazy, they would set off a terrifying tsunami.

The "emotions" of the water elements affected the state of the sea. They were the true masters of the sea. They controlled the calm or anger of the sea. Together, they could bring out the power to destroy the world.

Gradually, Joelson observed a specific pattern from the complicated movements of the water elements.

The dense water elements overlapped and gathered into a blue thread.

Joelson suddenly understood.

The law.

It was different from the process of receiving the inheritance of the power of the law of fire elements.

This was what he realized by himself.

The beautiful blue light was entangled in the air. As long as Joelson randomly took out a few threads and "weaved" the shape he wanted, it would be powerful water magic.

At this moment, the path to the water saint-level was also opened.

A wave of heartfelt joy rose from the bottom of his heart.

The epiphany continued.

The blue threads began to intersect and combine, faintly showing a tendency to become entangled into one side.

Joelson widened his eyes, wanting to see more, to see more clearly.

Suddenly, an anxious voice interrupted his epiphany.

It pulled him out of this wonderful state.

"Wake up! The ship is about to capsize!"

The huge blue halo suddenly burst like a bubble. Joelson slowly opened his eyes and met Lucas' anxious and worried gaze.

"Huh?"

Joelson could not help but frown. He was even a little angry that such a rare opportunity had been destroyed.

Lucas looked helpless. She pointed to the outside of the ship and said, "Take a look for yourself."

Joelson looked around and was surprised to find that the Lucas had climbed to a terrifying height.

A huge water column rose from the surface of the sea and lifted the Lucas into the air, leaving the sea level a few hundred meters away.

The Lucas stood alone in the air and kept shaking.

Potter and the other sailors on the ship were huddled in a corner of the deck, trembling.

They had never seen such a scene in their lives. It was many times more eerie and terrifying than encountering a sea monster.

Lucas' face was also pale and her eyes were nervous. However, as the captain of the Lucas, she still managed to maintain her composure.

She could not hold on any longer, so she had no choice but to wake up Joelson.