First Legendary Dragon: Starting With The Limitless System novel Chapter 250

Chapter 250: Killing Tier 6 Awakener

The Tier 5 enemy countered swiftly with his twin daggers, attempting to weave through her powerful but clumsy attacks.

He sneered with contempt, thinking he could exploit her obvious inexperience. But Fiora’s sheer brute force and unbridled determination shattered his arrogant assumptions.

With a deafening cry, she unleashed another wave of fiery mana, forcing him to skid backwards, arms trembling from the impact.

Orion glimpsed Fiora from the corner of his eye, briefly inspired yet worried. He forced himself to refocus, knowing every second was critical.

His injuries, though partially stabilized by the Phoenix Ash Elixir, were still debilitating, the warm healing glow just barely holding his broken body together. If it were a normal Tier 3 Physique Path awakener, then he would have been healed completely by now.

But due to Orion’s complex constitution, the medicine was not enough to heal the injuries that he sustained in a short time.

He swiftly shifted stance, alert eyes tracking the Tier 4 kidnapper and the more dangerous Tier 6 enemy who hovered nearby.

Without hesitation, Orion’s hands flew to his inventory pouch, pulling forth a small object—a Thundersteel Shard. He hurled it sharply at the Tier 4 kidnapper rushing him.

The shard burst mid-air, releasing a surge of crackling electricity. The kidnapper, caught off guard, jerked back involuntarily, muscles spasming and his body pausing briefly.

Seizing the opportunity, Orion drew the Windsteel Blade, its silvery surface humming softly with mana.

He darted forward, infusing his mana into the blade as it began weaving through the air with agility, rapidly parrying the recovering kidnapper’s hurried attacks. Sparks flashed vividly with each swift collision.

Suddenly, sensing murderous intent, Orion pivoted just in time to see the Tier 6 kidnapper lunging toward him, weapon raised.

Instinctively, he swapped to the Emberstone Staff, plunging it forcefully into the earth, and invoked Drakefire Breath. A torrent of dragonfire erupted violently, roaring flames forcing the enemy into a frantic retreat, scorching heat searing his defenses.

The flames momentarily covered the battlefield in a curtain of smoke and fire, granting Orion precious seconds.

Quickly, he activated his Shadowviel Band. Darkness embraced him instantly, rendering him invisible. The kidnappers’ confused eyes searched desperately for him, unaware of his precise movements as he closed silently upon one of the Tier 4 attackers.

In an instant, Orion reappeared, striking with brutal precision. The Tier 4 enemy cried out sharply, staggering from Orion’s mercilessly placed blows.

Orion’s breath came in shallow bursts, his body shaking from fatigue and mana exertion due to the use of the Shadowviel Band.

The bracelet on his wrist—the Bracelet of Minor Fortitude—glowed faintly, restoring fragments of stamina and resilience to his battered frame.

Desperation fueling creativity, Orion rapidly chained together spells in unorthodox combinations. He used Flame Dart with Static Pulse, bolts of fire and electricity bolting forward, effectively disrupting enemy movement and weakening their defenses momentarily.

The kidnappers hesitated, confusion evident on their faces as Orion’s unconventional tactics momentarily leveled the playing field.

Inside the carriage nearby, Rina watched the battle unfold through the narrow window, her emerald eyes wide with shock and awe.

Her gaze locked onto Fiora’s transformed figure—powerful, magnificent, wild in her primal glory—and then onto Orion, whose every move exuded terrifying determination. Her chest tightened painfully, emotions swirling chaotically within her.

’She’s fighting beside him like an equal... I could never look like that. So wild, so beautiful. So... him.’ Her fists tightened, nails digging sharply into her palms.

It wasn’t hatred toward Fiora, only envy, admiration, and a heavy sense of inadequacy. Her gaze dropped, lip quivering softly as shame filled her.

Beside her, Magi’s typically playful expression was grave and focused. His carefree demeanor entirely absent, he watched Orion battle fiercely, clearly outmatched yet unwilling to yield.

His heart quickened, a sensation unfamiliar to him stirring within.

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