Although Feng Chou was tempted by Princess Nala's promised reward, he did not agree immediately. There was a huge difference between legendary creatures. Powerful legendary creatures, such as gold dragons, red dragons, and behemoths, could only be dealt with by a team of legendary mages of the same level. Some weaker legendary creatures could be dealt with by a legendary mage of the same level.
Feathered serpents and wind rocs were legendary creatures unique to the southern continent. Feng Chou needed to know more about them before he could make the right decision.
After leaving Princess Nala's office, Feng Chou returned to his room and sank his spirit into Qiankun Pagoda. He summoned the Reincarnation Mirror and opened the transaction list of the merit store.
As Feng Chou completed the compulsory merit task again and again, the transaction list of the merit store was getting longer and longer.
Because he did not have enough merit points, Feng Chou was not in the mood to look at the growing list. But he had browsed through it and vaguely remembered that there seemed to be names such as dragon crystal and wind rocs on the list.
He looked through the list carefully and soon found that the legendary materials that Princess Nala needed, including the blue dragon crystal and blood essence, could be exchanged in the merit store of the Reincarnation Mirror. Among them, the soul gem could be exchanged with only the power of the soul.
However, Feng Chou did not intend to sell these things that could only be exchanged with merit points. On the one hand, merit points were too precious for him. On the other hand, if he always took out treasures like Doraemon, sooner or later he would attract the greed that he could not resist. At that time, it would be too late for regrets.
Withdrawing his spirit from Qiankun Pagoda, Feng Chou left the governor's office and directly teleported to Manta Harbor.
He visited the Goblin Engineer Club in Manta Harbor again and spent a lot of Gold Sol to buy a lot of information about feathered serpents, wind rocs, the Amazon rainforest, and the climate and environment of the central plateau. He even spent a lot of money to buy a set of magic maps of the southern continent that could guide teleportation.
This map was far more detailed than the one on Princess Nala's desk. Of course, the price was enough to make one's heart ache.
The Feathered Serpent was said to be a descendant of the Feathered Serpent God, one of the main deities worshipped by the Ancient Troll Empire that once ruled the Southern Continent.
The Wind Roc was a gigantic magical beast that lived in the central plateau. This gigantic magical beast looked like an eagle. When it reached adulthood, its wingspan would be over forty meters, and its body would be over ten meters long!
Wind rocs liked to build their nests on the mountain peaks between the Amazon rainforest and the central plateau, or on the cliffs deep in the central plateau. They liked to hunt mastodons that lived in the north of the plateau, and plateau yaks that lived around the central plateau.
The Wind Rocs liked to use tornadoes to sweep their prey into the sky and then easily catch them. With the help of the tornadoes, the Wind Rocs could catch prey that was much heavier than themselves and fly for long distances.
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After collecting enough information and carefully evaluating the risks, Feng Chou finally agreed to Princess Nala's invitation.
Hunting legendary creatures, especially the Feathered Serpent, was not a small risk, but Feng Chou still agreed. The point was that Princess Nala promised that after the hunt, he could choose any master level arcana spell he wanted, which was really hard for him to refuse.
Feng Chou coveted the master level arcana spell, not for the nearly two hundred merit points, nor for the powerful level nine spells. Although these things were also very attractive to him, he was not willing to take the risk.
What made Feng Chou willing to take the risk was that a master level arcana spell could be exchanged for nearly ten million souls from the Reincarnation Mirror. For Feng Chou, who had been worrying about the twenty million souls he needed to level up Qiankun Pagoda, this was really an irresistible temptation.
Although the soul power he got from the master level arcana spell was still tens of millions of souls away from filling the gap, at least he saw some hope.
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After Feng Chou agreed to the invitation, Princess Nala prepared for more than a month before she was finally ready to set off.
Two days before the scheduled departure time, the other two legendary professions invited by Princess Nala finally arrived at the governor's office.
These two legends, one was called Ganlea, a level 22 legendary storm priestess, and the other was called Mura, a level 23 "Thunder Queen".
Ganlea was an Amazon woman who was over fifty years old, with gray hair, but gave people the feeling that she was as strong as a rock.
Mura was a tough woman who was over two meters tall and weighed over three hundred and fifty pounds. She was as strong as a silverback gorilla, but she gave people the feeling that she was as sensitive as a black panther.
These two legends did not take Feng Chou, who had just become a legendary dragon descendant, seriously.
When Princess Nala introduced them to her, Ganlea just glanced at Feng Chou.
Mura was the opposite. When Princess Nala introduced Feng Chou to her, her eyes unscrupulously rubbed back and forth on Feng Chou's body. Finally, her eyes stopped for a moment between Feng Chou's legs and fiercely stared at his face. After letting out a few strange laughs from her rough throat, she moved her eyes away. She had no intention of shaking hands or communicating with Feng Chou.
The rudeness of these two made Princess Nala very embarrassed. She showed an apologetic smile to Feng Chou. Feng Chou shrugged, indicating that he did not care.
That night, Princess Nala held a grand banquet for the two legends, Ganlea and Mura, in the governor's office.
The banquet was held in the hall on the first floor. In the square outside the hall, dozens of chefs set up bonfires. Whole cows and sheep were roasted on the bonfires. Large pieces of roasted beef and mutton, whole lambs, and roasted chickens were served on the tables.
In front of everyone was a silver flagon that could hold five pounds of wine and a golden wine cup that could hold half a pound of wine.
Under the stimulation of large pieces of tender and crispy roasted meat, large mouthfuls of dragon fire wine, and handsome dancers who were not wearing clothes to cover their bodies, the atmosphere of the banquet soon became lively. Even Ganlea, who had always been serious, gradually let loose. Mura even took advantage of the alcohol and carried the most handsome dancer to her table and rubbed him with a big hand covered in oil.
Although the poor dancer was well-built, he only had the physique and strength of a LV 4 fighter. Being rubbed in her arms like a chick, he immediately cried out in pain, but this stimulated Mura even more.
Mura's unscrupulous behavior and Princess Nala's generous indulgence set off a small climax in the banquet. Many guests took advantage of the alcohol and imitated Mura, snatching back their favorite dancers from the dance floor, pulling them back to their seats and rubbing them up and down.
As the only male among the guests at the banquet, Feng Chou looked at the scene in front of him and felt that it was incomparably absurd. There was even a moment when he started to doubt his own gender.
Feeling many scorching gazes searching his body, Feng Chou could not help but tighten his chrysanthemum and hurriedly shrink his body.
Unfortunately, trouble was something that could not be avoided.