Steel steam and flame

I have always been thinking about what that metal-like material is, but now I seem to have the answer. Naturally, I think of the ultimate metal that exists in the empire, and the substance that wraps the red mercury bomb is this kind of thing. It was deeply hidden by the empire, and after all, it was still a material that was only circulated during surgeries.

There are too many unknown things, and Cassia knows that she cannot know everything in a short time. Thinking of this, I felt much better. The changes of the young dragon also stopped during this period, and the color of the scales was fixed at black and gray, becoming smoother and more refined, with a visual coldness.

After picking up the shed scales, Cassia found a bag from the limo and filled half of it, weighing about a hundred kilograms. If he knew the craftsmanship and ratio of Ultra Metal, he would also want to make himself a weapon like that, even if it was an ordinary tactical knife. Even if it is simply made from substances extracted from smelting scales, Cassia believes that the equipment will bring about its own improvement.

The young dragon Cassie Hei watched Cassia do these things quietly from the side, instead of sticking out his thick tongue and rolling it into the steel jar to lick it a few times. Looking at it, he could only sigh silently, thinking about what would happen to Cassie Hei if he fed the remaining seven jars of concentrated dragon blood.

At that time, it completely complemented the name. Cassia thought of this first, sighing that every part of dragons is useful to humans. Unconsciously taking another look at the young dragon, Cassia wondered how long it would take to get back the food she had fed.

The young dragon Cassie Hei finally closed his mouth at this time, looking serious.

Two beams of light shot out from the front of the limo, and Cassia asked Cassie Hei to follow her and leave. Following Cassia's example, Cassia looked at the spot, confirming something, and then sat on the ground with the support of his tail. But at this moment, the limo had started, and a large cloud of steam sprayed down, accelerating towards the front. It wasn't until the heavy tree trunks cut the light stream into pieces that the young dragon reacted. He stretched his neck and looked forward, roared, grabbed the stone that was ground into a tactical knife, and quickly moved towards the sound. The source chased after him.

Seeing a black shadow approaching quickly through the rearview mirror, Cassia finally thought that the cause was not hers. A dozen days ago, he felt that he had no talent as a teacher. Now it seems that the problem is not his own.

Seeing Kaxi Hei following behind, Kasia adjusted the valve, and the limo gradually increased its speed. Cassia's slightly urgent figure appeared in the rearview mirror. After a few breaths, the young dragon had already arrived behind the limo. Just when he was thinking that the crawling speed of the baby dragon was no weaker than that of the second-stage surgeon, a gust of wind rose from behind. The young dragon now spread its wings, lifted its body off the ground, and flew forward.

"Finally, I remember that I still have a pair of wings." Cassia said before looking away from the rearview mirror. The huge crashing sound was mixed with the distortion of metal and the sharp jet of steam. At the same moment, the limo suddenly vibrated, the front of the car tilted up, and then fell heavily to the ground. The headlights flashed several times in succession, but fortunately only one went out. A rapid buzzer sounded in the cab, and in a short reaction, Cassia, who was lying on the steering wheel, understood what had just happened.

My body is very weak. I haven't been active much. I don't know where this fatigue comes from. But Cassia just wanted to lie quietly on the steering wheel, unwilling to raise her head or look around. I really wanted to sleep like this. When I opened my eyes the next day, I was lying on a chair in the rented house. Next to me was a desk with several piles of books on it and some cold water that I had not finished drinking in the middle of the night.

"Ah, gah, gah gah, ah, gah, gah, gah, gah, gah," Cassie Hei shouted while sitting on the roof of the rear half of the car that was completely crushed, looking at the flashing headlights. There was no one around to respond to it, only the "chichi" steam leaking from the damaged pipe seemed to tell it what it had just done.

Turning his head to look at Cassia, the young dragon raised his head again, seeming to be thinking. Cassie Hei finally moved his body and put his head on the ceiling of the passenger seat. Amidst the creaking sound, the ceiling slowly twisted and fell, just enough for Cassie Hei to clearly see Cassia's posture at the moment.

"Something happened, and it will be a few days late to reach the Borghese area. After you take out the machine, you can rest for a while." A weak voice.

"Got it, Captain." Turning off the communicator, Cassia breathed out heavily and closed her eyes. It's time to take a good rest, he thought.

In the morning, the light that penetrated the dense forest illuminated the limo that had become a mass. It is completely unusable. Even after weight-bearing treatment, it will not have any impact on several surgeries. However, the weight of the baby dragon was far greater than that of the limousine. The rear half of the body was completely crushed, and the chassis and the added beam were severely deformed.

Opening the twisted car door, Cassia took out the pneumatic sword and fire blunderbuss, picked up some still usable bullets, and sat on the exposed roots of the ancient tree in a daze. "The idea from the beginning was wrong." Cassia said silently, "You shouldn't have thought about how to take the baby dragon out."

"It will take four days to walk back to the nearest city, even if you don't care about physical strength, and follow the original route without deviating. Then transfer to an airship and reach the uninhabited area of ​​​​the volcano, which is eight or nine days later." Now Although there was a lot of time, Cassia was not willing to spend it on the road. Staring seriously at the young dragon beside him, Cassia was speechless. In fact, he didn't know what to say. In terms of human years, it is still just a baby.

Cassia shook his body under the gaze. He was imitating Cassia's behavior just now and opening the door of the limo. But the motion control was still rough, and the limo was completely reduced to pieces.

Turning his head, Cassie Hei slowly climbed towards the ancient tree next to him under this gaze, and his body silently hid behind the trunk, leaving only a tail hanging outside. Cassia picked up a stone and hit the tail. After a few seconds, the tail twisted and retracted stiffly.

Silence fell for no reason and lasted for a long time.

In a few more kilometers, Cassia and Casshei will reach the edge of the southern forest. There was no communication along the way. Cassie Hei would occasionally shout "hungry" out of habit, but received no response.

The breeze finally broke through the forest barrier and blew in a little. Cassia felt a little relaxed and continued walking not far. He looked back at the young dragon as he remembered something, his eyes lingering on the wings for a long time. It wasn't until the young dragon subconsciously retracted its wings that its eyes disappeared thoughtfully.

"Go to another place to fill your stomach first." Cassia said to the young dragon, turned around, and arced away from the ruined base that was about to be rebuilt.

"This place is far away from the uninhabited land of the volcano. Continuous flying will consume a lot of energy." Cassia thought to herself, leaving Cassia to follow him with his mouth open in anticipation.