[Deity Bane Quest II – The Dragon Princess’ Call]
[Rating: S]
[Search the whole kingdom for any information that might reveal the location of the Dragon Princess. Look closely to uncover hidden truths that could help her realize her potential. Seek assistance and find companions ready to defend her against any threats. Unlock the Dragon Princess’s full potential and use it to bring balance and peace to the world.]
[Clear Conditions: Locate her and assist her in unlocking her power.]
[Clear Rewards: Rewards will depend on performance and results.]
[Quest Failure: Consequences will be determined at a later stage.]
Broken examined the quest details with squinted eyes. “The Dragon Princess?” he muttered under his breath. Curiosity tugged at him. If the Dragon Princess, who supposedly lost her wings, might be somewhere in the Dissidia Kingdom or perhaps another nearby kingdom, why does she now need protection? Had something happened to her that locked away her full potential? And how was he supposed to unlock it?
But first things first-he needed to find where she was! The quest didn’t provide her name or helpful description, leaving him at a loss for clues.
“How am I supposed to find her if I don’t even know what she looks like or what her name is?” “Why would someone so high and mighty require a lowly adventurer like me?” Broken looked up at Elandorr, seeking answers. “Why does this great Dragon need my help?”
Elandorr gave Broken an exasperated look before sighing heavily. “You really make me work hard, kid. Your questions are endless.”
A smirk crept onto Broken’s lips. “Yeah, I mean, I understand this is an S-rating quest, but you’ve piled so much onto these tasks that it seems almost impossible to complete! Find her, unlock her potential, protect her… It’s like you haven’t even given me any information about this Dragon Princess. Her name, her form-nothing!”
“I’ve shared some useful tales with you, right? Use them wisely,” Elandorr said nonchalantly. “Wait, Your Majesty… surely you know more about the Dragon Princess. Just give me one clue. Her name, her form-does she still have her dragon form or has she transformed into something else? Does she even remember her real identity?”
Elandorr’s face twisted with agitation. “Kid,” he began, “it seems my time is growing short. I wish I could chat longer, but I only have a limited amount of time left. Sorry.”
Broken furrowed his brow, sensing that Elandorr might be hiding something. “You don’t happen to just be too lazy to answer my question, do you?”
“No, kid,” Elandorr quickly clarified. “I am the last person who would give such an irresponsible excuse.”
“Delegating all this responsibility to someone else suggests that you might not be as responsible as you claim.”
Elandorr eyed Broken with a somber countenance. “Listen to me, this is my final note, and I’m running out of time. You need not worry, for along your journey, I shall provide you with guides in the form of quests. Rest assured, you won’t be alone on this mission. You can trust me on this.”
Broken was skeptical. “How can I trust someone who asked me to murder his own descendant?”
Elandorr added, “Moreover, the Dragon Princess is particularly treasured and valuable as she holds The Blessing of Greed.”
“If she is the Greed Champion and also a dragon, then the high elves must be hunting her too, right? So, you’re telling me I have to protect her from the high elves as well?” Broken probed, but Elandorr seemed not to respond to his question.
“Not only would she provide an invaluable ally on your mission, but you may even marry her if you want,” Elandorr proclaimed.
“What?! Marry a dragon? I don’t know if humans can marry a massive dragon?” Broken’s shock was palpable.
Elandorr’s smile widened as he continued, “You can marry anyone you want. Marry as many as you desire-dragons, elves, fairies, giants-as long as you want them. A sign of true power and strength is having many wives at your side. I hope you grow strong and are blessed with many wives.”
“What the heck is he talking about?” Broken muttered under his breath, trying to remain composed.
Elandorr took no notice and continued, “As a King, it is quite normal to have many wives. You can do it too if you’d like, but you need to be strong.”
Broken simply nodded in agreement, not wanting to draw any more attention. “Yes, sir, I will become strong and marry a dragon! And elves too!”
“Alright,” Elandorr continued. “We’re done, kid. Sorry, my time is up. See you.”
The figure of Elandorr sitting on the chair gradually became transparent.
But then Broken couldn’t help but remember something he’d forgotten.
“Wait!” he called out frantically. “What about my reward? I completed the Domain, didn’t I? With massive Courage points!”
Elandorr’s figure came back into focus as if Broken’s words had brought him back from the brink of obscurity.
“Ah yes, that’s right! How careless of me to have forgotten such a thing. How many Courage Points did you receive in total again?” His eyes twinkled with anticipation.
Elandorr gave a tired chuckle. “Nine hundred thousand Courage Points, huh? You really are something else, kid. That’s quite high-you work very hard and are quite lucky, too…”
“Sir,” Broken interrupted, “it’s actually 9 million!”
“What did you say? Nine million?!” Elandorr exclaimed in disbelief. “Sorry, my vision is a bit blurry. You know, I’m old… I mean, I’m dead.” He added with a quaint smile curling on his
lips.
For a moment, Elandorr paused, and Broken eagerly waited to see what reward would be bestowed upon him.
“Well, you certainly deserve something for your hard work and dedication.” Elandorr stared off into the distance, shifting his gaze from the far horizon to Broken’s expectant face. After a lengthy pause, he finally spoke, his voice low and measured.
“Ah, nine million is very high. I need to think hard to give you a suitable reward. Hm…” He went quiet again, letting out a slow, heavy sigh as he felt the weight of the decision settle on his shoulders. He shut his eyes tight, pressing his index fingers against his temples, attempting to find a fitting solution to this dilemma.
Taking another deep breath, he opened his eyes and nodded. “Alright,” Elandorr replied at last. “I know the answer. Nine million is indeed high, but you deserve a fair reward. Don’t
worry; I’m certain this will be very useful for you.”
[Congratulations! You have completed The Fate Trial Domain Lv. 150]
[As a reward, you have been granted ten levels up.]
[You have also been granted The Unbreakable Heart Ring (Legendary grade)!]
Broken felt a lump form in his throat as he gazed upon the rewards. A hundred stat points were an incredibly valuable asset, but the highlight was the ring-an accessory of Legendary grade. He trembled slightly just reading the word ‘Legendary.’ This would be his very first legendary item, and he couldn’t wait to see just how extraordinary this ring was.
He raised his head to look at Elandorr, but the man had already disappeared. [Congratulations! You have accomplished a remarkable result in completing a Level 150 Fate
Trial Domain!]
[For achieving this amazing feat, you have earned the new title of ‘Trial Master’.]
[Keep it up! Now, get back to work-you wouldn’t want to be downgraded to ‘Trial Master- in-Training’, would you?]
[As a reward, you receive 20 stat points!]
A broad smile stretched across his face after gaining the extra 20 stat points he craved.
“Now, let’s check out this new Legendary Ring I got!”