Evil Dragon: The young dragon I picked up keeps planning on becoming an empress

Chapter 313: Chapter 207: Congratulations on Unlocking My Black Dragon Form!

When did Lance become a Domain Level powerhouse?

Can a Potion Master even develop a Domain?

No, the question is, Lance died over a thousand years ago.

Oh, I see.

Amelia probably wanted to instill the idea that her teammates were very strong into these city lords, to make them wary and deter them from mistreating or humiliating her.

After more than a thousand years, had Lance not sacrificed himself, he might have actually… become a Domain Level powerhouse by now.

Lance had a decent talent for swordsmanship. During their years together, Amelia taught Lance archery, Venus taught him how to sense primal energy, and how to use that energy with artifacts to unleash it.

Ilia taught Lance how to use a hammer for self-defense.

He taught Lance swordsmanship.

Lance was lazy, but he would still study hard so as not to drag his teammates down.

It’s just that every time they encountered danger, he’d run too fast.

The bravest of their team with the greatest strength couldn’t keep up with Lance when he fled for his life.

Amelia got along pretty well with Lance. Whenever they faced danger, she would instinctively run to Lance’s side to protect him.

He, Ilia, and Venus would then position themselves not far from them, drawing all the primal beasts or other creatures that threatened their lives to their vicinity.

They were quite lucky. Sometimes, when faced with a deadly situation, they would narrowly escape by the skin of their teeth.

Most of the time, though, it was he who fought until he vomited blood to carve out a path to survival for his teammates. Oddly enough, the more blood he spat, the stronger he seemed to fight.

What’s even stranger is… their Solar Squad faced life-threatening dangers far more often than other teams.

Other adventure squads might encounter two or three deadly situations a year, but the Solar Squad could meet with such perils two or three times a month.

Luckily, Lance was an experienced Potion Master. After vomiting blood, the Magic Potion he concocted could quickly bring his condition back to optimal.

Faced with a dead end, he became stronger as he vomited blood.

Even he couldn’t explain this odd phenomenon, but Lance could.

According to Lance, he might have an invisible seal in his body that couldn’t be detected. That invisible seal would only loosen a little when he was beaten to the point of vomiting blood, giving him the ability to fight beyond his level.

The more blood he spat, the stronger he got.

Afterwards, when they faced deadly dangers, he found himself vomiting blood with increasing frequency.

If it were any other transcendent being, vomiting blood as often as he did, they would have long suffered from massive loss of vital energy and blood. He, however, never experienced such a condition.

Why hadn’t he suffered from a dual deficiency of vital energy and blood?

It’s simple because Lance was there.

The Magic Potion concocted by Lance could replenish the vital energy and blood he had lost, and it wasn’t the kind of brutal remedy that led to side-effects or harmed his body.

The occasional side effects were within a controllable range.

Other adventure team leaders used to joke about their Solar Squad, saying they’d recruited a nanny instead of a Light Mage, ending up with a Potion Master.

At first, he, Venus, Amelia, and Ilia were somewhat influenced by the words of other adventure squads.

They didn’t say it out loud, but deep down they somewhat looked down on Lance, the Potion Master.

It was perceivable from their everyday behavior.

Perhaps at that time, they were all waiting for Lance to leave the team on his own.

Then, as time went by and they spent more time together, they gradually discovered that Lance, the reserved Potion Master… wasn’t so bad after all.

Though he wasn’t a Light Mage, the Magic Potions he concocted were indeed impressive.

Some illnesses and injuries that even Light Magic couldn’t cure could be healed by his Magic Potions.

Venus, Amelia, and Ilia, through their interactions with Lance, slowly came to accept him.

The first to acknowledge Lance was Amelia, who often protected him in dangerous situations.

The second to gradually accept Lance was Ilia, because Lance’s Magic Potion managed to ruin her good figure.

The third to acknowledge Lance was Venus, whom Lance would often ask to sunbathe and occasionally wash her hair.

Gradually, Venus accepted Lance as well.

As for him, he was probably the last one to accept Lance.

Before his change of heart, he felt Lance was unfit in every way.

But as they spent more time together and he frequently made use of the Magic Potions and medicinal meals Lance concocted…

Only after fully accepting Lance as a teammate did he realize how delightful it was to have a Potion Master like Lance.

In the end, many adventure teams wanted to recruit Lance, wishing for him to join their ranks.@@novelbin@@

He, Venus, Amelia, and Ilia went from slight disdain at the beginning to fiercely guarding him, afraid that others from different adventure teams might poach Lance away.

Speaking of which, there was a time when he accidentally entered Lance’s room and discovered a manuscript on his desk.

The title of the manuscript read: “After I Left the Team, They Were Full of Regret.”

At that moment, he muttered to himself, well played.

It turned out their reticent Potion Master had long been prepared to leave the team.

He even used his own experiences to write an entertaining book titled “After I Left the Team, They Were Full of Regret.”

Not to mention, if they had actually let Lance leave the team back then, they truly would have been full of regret.

The Sorcerer-Pharmacist Lance was really petty.

Always prepared to throw their failure in their faces.

Red Dragon Lance seemed to have reached maturity.

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