The absolute nature of a dragon was innate. They rightfully reigned with their innate body, magic, and powers. 

Then what if that innate absoluteness became useless? 

‘It is annoying.’ 

First of all, his freedom was suppressed. He couldn’t show the speed of crossing the continent with just a few flaps of his wings. 

Hayate responded. The Dragon Killing Sword not only often neutralized his absolute defense, but also blocked his movement. The waves contained in the blades that pierced that scales caused the body to stiffen. It was safe to say that Hayate’s very existence was a contradiction to the dragons. 

Rumors were usually exaggerated, but in his case, it was the complete opposite. The rumors were far short of his actual skills. 

Then what about Marie Rose, who broke in one step later? She was the rightful successor of Beriache. She had an ability with a low chance of mutating, blood absorption, and was equivalent to the Three Evils of the Beginning, but she suffered no penalties on the surface. This was extremely threatening. 

Did she consume some of the blood that Hayate shed to embody some of the power of a Dragon Slayer? There seemed to be no exaggeration to the rumor that Beriache exerted the power of 10,000 demons alone when she fought against...