King of Titans and Dragons-Chapter 50 - Unrivaled

Chapter 50: Chapter 50 Unrivaled

Chapter 50 -50 Unrivaled

“Weak, weak, weak.” In the spacious martial hall, Muria, in his Titan Form, grabbed a Storm Giant and forcefully threw him to the ground. From where the Storm Giant fell, cracks spread across the white jade stone floor like a spiderweb.

By Muria’s side, another Storm Giant wielding a heavy sword mercilessly hacked at him. Despite his colossal size, Muria nimbly avoided the slam. He reached out and gave a strong clap at the thick blade of the heavy sword.

“Ding!” The heavy sword, imbued with a large amount of jade steel and cold iron, released a sharp ringing sound at Muria’s strike, akin to the desperate wail of a dying person.

“Clang!” A heavy sword warped into the shape of a V, along with dazzling red blood, fell to the ground.

At the same time, a Storm Giant clad in light armor grunted. The heavy sword that was struck away was his. The force in Muria’s stroke was so horrifying that he couldn’t even hold onto his sword. The brute force even tore open his tiger’s mouth—the area between the thumb and index finger.

“Thud!” The Storm Giant with a bleeding tiger’s mouth lifted his head, only to see Muria, nearly twice his height, already standing before him. Muria picked him up and slammed him against the wall. His body was directly embedded into the wall.

“Thud!” “Thud!” “Thud!”… The Storm Giants besieging Muria fell one by one to his severe swings and strikes. None of them could bear his one punch. The power of the Titan was horrendously terrifying.

“Too weak!” In the end, Muria stood in the training room, surrounded by around thirty Storm Giants either lying on the ground or embedded in walls.

“How boring.” Muria huffed with dissatisfaction. Now, he was a Golden stage three being, but his fighting power far exceeded that of the Golden stage three.

At first, Muria challenged a Golden Rank Five Storm Giant clad in heavy armor and wielding a long spear. However, under a full-blown strike from Muria, the long spear snapped, the heavy armor shattered, and that Storm Giant was on the brink of death.

This outcome was beyond Muria’s expectation. He didn’t realize he had grown so powerful. He merely used the power of the Titan Body and had yet to use the power of the Titan Bloodline, but even so, he had nearly killed a Storm Giant.

Now he didn’t know what level his combat ability was on, or which mighty being he could contest. Therefore, he ordered the Storm Giants in the castle to besiege him. He wanted to test his limits.

But, unfortunately, Muria was unable to test his limits. In his eyes, these Peak Golden Storm Giants were too feeble. In battles with them, Muria had to pull his punches, or he was afraid he would accidentally kill a Storm Giant.

“Your Majesty, it is because you are too powerful!” The many Storm Giants, who had been spectating the battle, knelt down at Muria’s dissatisfaction, and spoke with great reverence.

“Hmm. Let the Cloud Giants come in and clean up. Let the Mountain Giants repair the martial hall.” Muria neither affirmed nor denied the praises from the Storm Giants.

Muria was now beginning to understand the Titans’ mentality, why they didn’t accept the obeisance of these giants. Among the Titans, he was just out of his juvenile phase, but he could beat up the most formidable Storm Giant using only his bodily strength.

Even if the Storm Giants teamed up to fight him, they couldn’t harm him in the slightest. The magic attacks of the Storm Giants were almost all resisted by Muria, none of them could injure him.

If the youthful Muria could do this, as for the real matured Titans, Storm Giants were probably creatures that could be easily destroyed, no different from ordinary ants. So, the real Titans didn’t accept the giants’ obeisance because it was meaningless.

“Your Majesty!” A group of Cloud Giants and a group of Mountain Giants came in at Muria’s command. They paid a respectful tribute to Muria without taking notice of the bloody and brutal scene before them. They were accustomed to this.

Ever since Muria woke up, every time he entered the Martial Hall in the Five-Color Dragon Castle, a large number of Storm Giants with broken bones and taut tendons would appear afterwards.

The Cloud Giants worked in pairs, digging out the Storm Giants embedded in the wall, picked up the ones moaning softly on the ground, and placed them on the smooth white jade stone floor to correct their twisted and broken bones and wounder their wounds.

Then there was no more. For peak golden lifeforms, as long as their brain and heart were not injured, it didn’t matter what happened to other parts of their bodies. With enough nutrition and time, their wounds would eventually heal.

After the critically injured Storm Giants were carried away, the Mountain Giants came to the damaged spots in the Martial Hall and used their gifted ability to restore them to their original condition.

Muria watched the giants work in an orderly manner to clear up the mess he created. He nodded in satisfaction. He then returned to his room, transforming from Titan Form to a diminutive human boy. The excessively large physique was indeed inconvenient.

“Lord Muria! Here are the magic books you requested.” A blonde girl holding several thick books put them before him.

“Mia, brew me another pot of black tea.” Muria, now a boy, picked up a magic book and started flipping through it.

“Okay.” Mia, his personal maid, left the room and soon returned with a tray. On the tray were a teapot and a cup of tea steaming hot.

“Your Majesty, don’t you think we should consider recruiting some maid servants? It’s not quite fitting for such a large castle to have only me as a maid.” Mia Muria said, setting a teacup in front of Prince Mureya and pouring steaming black tea into it.

Prince Mureya picked up the fragrant black tea, took a sip, and looked up from his book to Mia, “What’s the matter? You think you have too much work and want someone to help you?”

“Haha, Your Highness, throughout the whole castle, no one has an easier job than mine.” Mia said with a giggle.

“Then why do you want me to recruit more maids?” Prince Mureya said, looking slightly perplexed at Mia.

“I asked for the young Cloud Giantesses in the castle. Most of the trivial tasks in the castle are done by them. They work very hard and should have a dignified title, don’t you think?”

“That’s a good point.” Prince Mureya nodded at Mia’s words. The female Cloud Giants in the castle indeed worked hard. Having seen their efforts, he realized that a large castle also meant a large number of hands were needed for its upkeep. It was a job that was both dirty and tiring.

“Well, in that case, you will be in charge of the recruitment of the maids.” Not giving it a second thought, Prince Mureya assigned this task to his maid.

“Eh, I’m in charge? Won’t you supervise it, sir?”

“Do you think I would interfere with such a task?” Prince Mureya glanced at Mia, who looked surprised. “By the way, you will be responsible for all the maids you recruit.”

“Okay! I will take care of it.” The blonde girl clenched her fist and swung it around, excitedly saying.

In the days that followed, life continued as usual for Prince Mureya. He would eat with the young dragons, then study magic. Those Five-Colored Dragons, who had witnessed his Dragon Form, behaved exceptionally well, for they knew they could not beat Prince Mureya even if they joined forces.

During the juvenile dragon period, the strongest Red Dragon among the five-colored dragons only reached Silver Third Rank, while the weakest White Dragon, apart from Academic Overlord Dragon Clodia, managed to advance to silver rank through hard work. The rest were all Bronze Fourth Stage, weak to the point that left Mureya speechless.

However, Prince Mureya did not make the Five-Colored Dragons study magic every day. Now possessing the strongest power on Taiji Island, his mindset relaxed considerably. He adopted a three-days-on, two-days-off approach to the dragons’ learning.

Being more relaxed than before he was put to sleep, the Five-Colored Dragons were all thrilled with this sudden reduction in learning hours, with not a single one raising an objection.

“Your Highness, the six Red Dragons you brought from Archmage Atris’s castle have just entered their hibernation period.” One day, two Cloud Giant maid servants reported to Prince Mureya, who was casually reading on his bed.

“Hmm! I see.” After learning that the six Red Dragons had entered hibernation, Prince Mureya seemed even more relaxed. According to his inherited memory, a Red Dragon, even at the Adolescent Dragon stage, would at most reach Silver Rank Five, posing no threat to him.

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Time passed quietly, amidst Prince Mureya’s days of leisure, loafing about, reading leisurely, and occasionally training the Five-Colored Dragons. As his power grew, a phenomenon that brought joyous excitement to all creatures in the castle began to emerge with the passage of time.

“Brother, don’t you think the Fierce Wolves we’ve raised have gotten a lot bigger recently?” In the wolf den of the Dragon Castle, a Cloud Giant who was grooming his wolf whispered to another Cloud Giant nearby.

“You noticed it too?” The addressed Cloud Giant looked surprised. He laughed and rubbed his head, “I thought it was just my imagination. I also feel like the Fierce Wolves I’ve been raising have grown a lot bigger, not just the wolves, but also the Ferocious Eagles I’ve been raising seem to have grown a bit.”

As the Cloud Giants in the wolf den heard this conversation, they gathered together to discuss their observations; they discovered that the Fierce Wolves they were raising indeed seemed to have grown larger.

“What’s going on?”

“I heard that Prince Mureya has already broken through to Golden stage three and his combat power is very strong, far exceeding the Gold rank category. Those Storm Giants at the Golden Peak all together can’t beat him, and each time they end up broken and bruised from his blows.”

“We all know that, stop beating around the bush. What do you want to say? Just say it!”

“I think, now that His Highness is so mighty, doesn’t that mean the change we’ve all been waiting for is coming soon? Can we break through the limits of our race?”

“Prince Mureya is only Golden Rank, it’s still too early!” a Cloud Giant muttered.

“But the wolves we’re raising have already started to grow larger!” another Cloud Giant roared excitedly at his companions.