Passerby Villain In A Wizard World

Ian sighed and yet again asked, finding it hard to just accept as Ignysyl was just following his innate knowledge.

Maybe, he felt responsible for this little dragon; he couldn't help but ask again against his usual nature.

He wasn't a bad villain after all.

"Eh? Didn't I tell you already? I want to leave this tower, and you said only this method can help me. So, of course, I want to."

Ignysyl replied in confusion at Ian's continuous question. He really didn't want to stay in this place a moment longer, and the only way was to make a bond with Ian.

He didn't see what the problem was.

In fact, he wasn't wrong.

It wasn't that his bloodline inheritance didn't transfer common knowledge about this world to him, nor that he didn't have a dragon's pride of not wanting to become a subordinate of a human.

But the moment he knew Ian was Runeblood and even the so-called Sovereign, he already discarded Ian as a weak human.

Ian also already noticed Ignysyl's change of words when he first said he was from the Sovereign clan and then directly said Sovereign itself when he found he could form a Primal bond.@@novelbin@@

However, Ian didn't want to ask him again and drag on any longer as he already felt the trial of Ignisia Tower was about to be over.

Once the time was over, all those who didn't become a Wizard Apprentice would definitely be sent directly to Everbright City. And he had already made a promise to Aurora, so he had to be fast.

"Okay, then. So be it. Let's make a Primal Bond. Once you make a spiritual link with me, I promise to take you out of here."

Ian nodded, not bothering to drag any longer.

"Haha... that's what I'm saying. I knew you had the ability to take me out of here. Blood never lies."

Ignysyl laughed while showing his cute dragon teeth and flew over to Ian's shoulder in a jiffy.

Once Ian promised, he directly changed his attitude from a serious one to a childish one, appearing cheerful just like before.

"Don't we still have to make a bond?"

Ian rolled his eyes at his antics. Why, after the deal was done, did he feel like this little dragon lost all respect he had for him before?

Why was he not bowing to him anymore? To be honest, he did like that feeling a bit.

'Maybe I should ask him to do that again. Hehe, that will be fun.'

Ian smirked with an evil grin while looking at the little dragon who seemed completely unaware of his bad taste.

"Huh? What is so hard about that? Isn't that just you absorbing a slight trace of my true blood? Let me take it out for you."

Ignysyl tilted his head cutely on Ian's shoulder, answered calmly, then suddenly lifted one of his paws and pierced his chest with the sharp claws.

Then, as if taking a pinch of salt from a bowl, he drew his own blood from his heart and gave it to Ian.

The entire process was as natural as could be, and he never frowned at any step.

"Here, take it fast. It will lose its effect if you leave it outside. As long as you really have the ability to make a Primal Bond, I will be directly bound to you."

The little dragon urged Ian to hurry as if he wasn't the one making a bond but Ian was, making him speechless.

"You know everything, huh."

Ian rarely complained and grabbed the crimson drop of blood with rich vitality in his hand, which directly disappeared into his body with just a touch.

It was as if the blood seeped into his very being on its own initiative.

Then, as if something delicious had entered his body, the silent Life Core inside his dantian suddenly rotated rapidly, initiating a strong suction force that directly engulfed the small drop of true blood without giving it any chance to mingle around.

"Swoosh!"

And as soon as Ian digested that drop, he felt a strange connection with Ignysyl immediately. It was a strange feeling completely different from the Soulseal Bond he had with Lyra.

While Lyra's bond with him was on an intimate level where he could even feel her emotion accurately if they were close, Ignysyl's bond was more of a subordinate to their master.

"Really, it is a dominant bond, not an equal one."

Ian already found out that he was indeed in a dominant position in this link. Whether it was because of his higher level of bloodline or Ignysyl's early submission, he didn't know.

"Hmm... yeah, you are right. I can already feel the effect of the rule weakening on me. Haha... I can finally leave this damn tower."

However, unlike Ian, Ignysyl instead purred in delight as if feeling something incredible and directly cursed his so-called Glowy Spire in passing.

He didn't seem to think anything about Ian's dominance over this bond.

Instead, he seemed extremely excited that some kind of rule restricting him had been finally broken.

Seeing him getting too excited, Ian wanted to say something when he heard the System prompt in his mind once again,

[Ding!]

[Congratulations! You formed a Primal Bond with a Juvenile Dragon Ignysyl.]

[Your decision to form a spiritual link with him has successfully altered the destiny of Ignysyl.]

[Congratulations! You completed the Instant Quest 1: Is he worthy?]

[Since this is just your decision, not a challenge, you didn't get any reward.]

'Is there not even any consolation prize?'

Hearing the last prompt, Ian couldn't help but feel bitter. This was the first time he completed a Quest and didn't get any reward.

What is even the point of this Quest anyway?

However, unlike what he thought, the prompt wasn't finished.

[Ding!]

[Since the Primal Bond had been established, Ignysyl's destiny has been connected with your own.]

[Hence, Ignysyl's current destiny: Lost Monarch has been abolished.]

[Congratulations! You successfully gave a new beginning to a fallen Monarch.]

'Woah, finally there is something.'

Ian thought after hearing a series of prompts in delight, although it didn't seem to be related to him.

[Congratulations! The luck point of Ignysyl has been reset.]

[Congratulations! The destiny of Ignysyl has been determined.]

"Wow, this is also possible?"

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Ian also noticed the question mark on the luck value of Ignysyl before. But never thought that just by making a spiritual link, he could change his destiny and luck.

He felt quite awesome.

[Changes in destiny won't have any effect on Ignysyl's bloodline or abilities.]

[Ding!]

[Ignysyl's Current Luck Points: 300]

"..."

'Well, although it is low, at least it is better than my beginning.'

Ian thought wryly after seeing such a low luck value. However, since he was basically an evil dragon before, it made sense in a way.

'Then, what about the Destiny? Is it a new Monarch or Dragon King or something?'

Ian waited for the prompt to appear in expectation. No matter what, a dragon was a dragon nonetheless. He should have a better destiny even if it was reset, right?

At least Ian thought so, until,

[Ignysyl's Current Destiny: Passerby Villain]

"Fuck!"