First Legendary Dragon: Starting With The Limitless System novel Chapter 227

Chapter 227: Feasibility of Sword Aura Fusion

"Dual sword auras?" Edgar echoed thoughtfully, stroking his chin. "Young Master, to answer your question simply: no, it’s not common at all. In fact, it’s an extraordinarily rare feat. To use two swords effectively is already a significant challenge. It demands exceptional spatial awareness, flawless coordination, and extraordinary reflexes."

Orion nodded slowly, his eyes reflecting keen interest. "So, just mastering dual-wielding swordsmanship alone is that demanding?"

Edgar nodded firmly. "Precisely. But once you add sword aura into the equation, the complexity grows exponentially. Sword aura isn’t just a technique—it’s the fusion of deep elemental comprehension and swordsmanship mastery."

"To simultaneously wield two different elemental sword auras, the practitioner must split their mental focus perfectly between both elements, synchronizing their physical movements seamlessly. Only a scant few whom I know have successfully accomplished such mastery."

Orion absorbed Edgar’s words silently, considering their implications carefully. He imagined again the Echo’s fluid, elegant movements, wielding contrasting yet complementary sword auras with near-perfect harmony.

"What about... Sword Aura Fusion?" Orion suddenly asked, his voice slightly more hesitant yet deeply intrigued. "Would it be more difficult than wielding dual sword auras?"

Edgar’s eyes widened momentarily before a gentle chuckle escaped his lips. Lucan leaned back curiously, clearly intrigued by Orion’s ambitious question.

"Sword Aura Fusion," Edgar began slowly, his tone calm yet deeply knowledgeable, "falls under the broader category of Elemental Fusion itself. And Elemental Fusion is considered hundreds, perhaps even thousands of times harder than simply using two sword auras separately."

"Thousands of times harder?" Orion asked softly, clearly surprised despite his expectations.

Edgar nodded gravely, his eyes reflecting genuine seriousness. "Indeed, Young Master. Elemental Fusion demands not only profound understanding of each individual element but also requires the physical and spiritual strength to withstand the immense backlash resulting from the clashing elements."

"Merely controlling one sword aura is strenuous enough—forcing two different sword auras into harmony is practically impossible for anyone below the Ninth Tier. In fact, even those who’ve transcended the Ninth Tier most of the time fail disastrously when attempting fusion."

Lucan leaned back dramatically, letting out a low whistle. "In other words, it’s madness to even try. Few historical records speak of successful fusions, and those who succeeded were often exceptional existences—geniuses among geniuses."

Orion listened intently, thoughtful silence filling the carriage briefly. "And what exactly happens if someone attempts Elemental Fusion without being prepared?"

Edgar’s expression darkened slightly, his voice solemn. "The best outcome is severe injury, lasting damage to one’s mana channels and Sea of Consciousness. The worst—complete annihilation from elemental backlash, destruction of one’s Sea of Consciousness, and even death."

The gravity of Edgar’s words settled over them quietly. Orion exhaled deeply, yet his eyes retained a spark of slight excitement. "I see... then such a path truly isn’t something lightly considered."

[Don’t even think about it. (ಠ_ಠ)]

Edgar nodded, his gaze softening as he noticed Orion’s serious yet curious expression. "Precisely. However, Young Master, with your talent and unparalleled potential, if anyone might grasp such a fusion in the distant future, it might just be you."

"Nevertheless, it mustn’t be rushed, and solid foundational comprehension of each element individually is essential first."

Orion smiled appreciatively at Edgar’s careful advice. "I understand, Uncle Edgar. I’ll focus on mastering my current elements deeply before even contemplating something so dangerous."

Lucan chuckled, breaking the solemn mood, a playful smirk tugging at his lips. "Honestly, Young Master, only you could seriously contemplate something as absurdly difficult as Elemental Fusion with a straight face."

Orion laughed lightly, shaking his head with amused resignation. "Perhaps you’re right, Brother Lucan. But ambition is part of what drives improvement. Even if it’s currently impossible, setting ambitious goals can still guide my path forward."

Edgar’s eyes filled with pride, offering Orion a gentle nod. "Well said, Young Master. Such unwavering resolve and ambition are precisely what define truly great individuals. And I believe you indeed possess the potential to accomplish unprecedented feats."

Orion’s expression brightened at Edgar’s praise, his determination solidifying further. The gentle rumbling of the carriage wheels continued steadily, carrying them smoothly toward the Helstorm Estate.

The obsidian carriage smoothly came to a halt before the grand entrance of the Helstorm Estate.

Orion stepped out first, breathing in the fresh, crisp air that lingered pleasantly with the scent of meticulously tended gardens.

Edgar chuckled softly, shaking his head gently at Lucan’s theatrics. "Enough drama, Lucan. The Young Master wishes to practice, and it’s our duty to help him." fгee𝑤ebɳoveɭ.cøm

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