Affinity: Chaos

Chapter 1777  Showing His Worth

Grey didnʼt expect Sir Astarot would actually offer him such an opportunity. The secret worlds belonging to Magical Beasts arenʼt something humans can easily enter. In fact, Grey was almost certain that the number of humans that have been allowed to enter Magical Beastʼs secret worlds can be counted by oneʼs fingers. Magical Beasts and humans have always been at odds, so thereʼs no chance that theyʼll agree to let humans enter their secret worlds. Of course, there are cases like Greyʼs where a top Magical Beast expert will invite the person.

Magical Beasts and humans were two completely different races. So there are countless treasures that might not be usable for some Magical Beasts, but for humans, they were world-shaking treasures.

Grey had never entered Magical Beastʼs secret worlds and only those in human territories. He was almost a hundred percent certain that as long as he could enter these secret worlds in the Inner Court or Magical Beastʼs Forest, he would gain unimaginable treasures.

”Will the other Clan Leaders agree to this?” Grey was excited about the idea of entering this place, but it didnʼt cloud his judgment. He knew that the other Magical Beastsʼ Clan Leaders might not be in support of this. He even knew one that would not agree to this, the Toad Clan Leader! Thereʼs no way the Toad Clan Leader will want to agree to Grey entering the secret world.

”Youʼre not the first human to enter under my recommendation. Donʼt worry about it, none of them can deny you entry.” Sir Astarot expected Greyʼs concern. Knowing what it knew of Grey, if Grey hadnʼt asked this question then itʼd feel disappointed and would even consider sending Grey in or not. But with Greyʼs wits, if he didnʼt even realize that other Magical Beasts wouldnʼt agree to this, then it would accept that it overestimated Grey. Fortunately, Grey asked the important questions, which made it heave a sigh of relief.

Since Grey would be one of the few to enter the secret world, he needed to prove himself. This was according to Sir Astarot. Yes, it was impressed with Greyʼs wits and boldness, but thatʼs completely different from his abilities. If Grey is not able to even defeat a Magical Beast in the same cultivation stage as himself, thereʼs no point in sending him to the secret world, it would be better to just kill him here.

It didnʼt hold anything from Grey. After confirming that the others would let him in, Grey started to inquire about the secret world. Sir Astarot told him all it knew. It didnʼt take long for Grey to have a general idea of how the secret world was. Just like the ones he had visited, each secret world had its own inhabitants, multiple races even. And he naturally had to make sure he didnʼt provoke these existences. Of course, as long as he could ensure his safety, then heʼs free to do whatever he likes. He was a Sixth stage Sovereign, and even among the geniuses from the Dragon Clan, he could still be regarded as one of the top experts. He couldnʼt be called the top expert as just like those hidden Factions, the Magical Beastsʼ Inner Court is also a very powerful entity. Theyʼve been able to produce multiple experts, and there were a few better than Grey.

Since Grey would be one of the few to enter the secret world, he needed to prove himself. This was according to Sir Astarot. Yes, it was impressed with Greyʼs wits and boldness, but thatʼs completely different from his abilities. If Grey is not able to even defeat a Magical Beast in the same cultivation stage as himself, thereʼs no point in sending him to the secret world, it would be better to just kill him here.

He wonʼt be the weakest person to enter, but on the Dragonʼs end, only those from the Mid stages of the Sovereign Plane and above could enter the secret realm. This isnʼt the only reason, but Dragons are known for their ferocity and also their superiority. Even against Magical Beasts with higher cultivation stages, thereʼs a chance that a Dragon thatʼs weaker can still hold its own.

One of the reasons Dragons are regarded as leaders, even among Magical Beasts, is purely due to their abilities. An average Dragon with a pure bloodline like Sir Astarot could easily deal with other Magical Beasts in the same cultivation stage as itself.

Sir Astarot felt that Grey should at least be able to deal with someone in the same cultivation stage. It wasnʼt even looking forward to him being victorious; just surviving was enough for it.

When Grey battled a Dragon in the same cultivation stage as himself the next day to prove himself to Sir Astarot, he left the latter speechless. Not only Sir Astarot, but even the other Dragons were shocked. Grey didnʼt only handle the Dragon in the same cultivation stage as himself, but he handled him with so much ease that Sir Astarot almost wanted to confirm if the other party was truly a Dragon, and also in the said cultivation stage.

A Dragon with only a bit of high purity in its bloodline is able to deal with anyone a stage above it. Well, not just anyone, but at least more than ninety percent of those in the same cultivation stage as itself. Yet, Grey was able to beat a Dragon with almost a hundred percent bloodline purity in the same cultivation stage as himself. This was the same as saying that Grey could defeat a Seventh stage Sovereign with ease.

Sir Astarot didnʼt believe that Grey could achieve something like this. It didnʼt have any problems with accepting that Grey could defeat someone on the same stage or even a stage above him. But being able to easily achieve this is simply impossible by its thought process. An average Dragon could defeat a human at a cultivation stage higher than itself. Not just an average Dragon, but most Magical Beasts could do this. So the Magical Beast Grey fought against should have the strength of at least an Eighth stage Sovereign, yet Grey defeated it.

Sir Astarot had no idea that Grey had even defeated a Ninth stage Sovereign while being a Sixth stage Sovereign. And thatʼs before he even awakened his fifth domain, his space domain. Now that he had awakened it, defeating said opponent in a battle would be easier than his previous attempt.