First Legendary Dragon: Starting With The Limitless System novel Chapter 280

Chapter 280: Warming Up Body

Asteraxa’s soft sigh echoed gently in response, tinged with subtle regret.

[I’m a Blood Dragon, Orion, not a Darkness Dragon. This field of study is outside my expertise. But what I can sense clearly is that the curse originates from this world. To fully comprehend it, you only have three options—find the one who placed the curse on her, or look for a master of curses who hopefully can pinpoint her curse, or the last option is to use a powerful treasure that can analyze the curse. None of the paths are easy.]

Orion exhaled softly, his resolve only solidifying further rather than weakening at the difficulty of the task ahead. ’Then I’ll find whatever or whoever is necessary, regardless of the challenge. She’s suffered enough already.’

Asteraxa’s gentle voice responded softly, a hint of approval evident in her tone.

[That’s precisely the kind of determination I’d expect from you. However, tread carefully, this curse might originate from someone very powerful from the Elven lands.]

Orion nodded softly, fully accepting her words of caution. His gaze softened once more as he watched Seraph’s calm, sleeping form, a fire to break her curse began blazing quietly within his dual-colored eyes.

His voice emerged again in his mind, quiet yet unyielding. ’Whatever the risks, I will find the cure for her.’

Orion stood quietly beside Seraph’s bed for a few lingering moments, the gentle rise and fall of her breathing reassuring him of her safety.

Warm afternoon sunlight spilled softly into the room, creating gentle patterns across her pristine features, now relaxed in sleep. Orion gently brushed her emerald hair one final time, offering her a silent promise, his eyes firm with quiet resolve.

With a reluctant sigh, Orion turned away, stepping softly toward the door. He exited quietly, closing the door carefully behind him, leaving Seraph to rest peacefully.

The hallway outside felt calmer now, the earlier excitement having settled into a quiet stillness. Orion’s mind, however, remained active, determinedly sorting through the newfound challenges regarding Seraph’s curse.

His footsteps softly echoed as he returned thoughtfully toward his room, gaze calm yet focused. Upon reaching the doorway, he noticed the quiet emptiness—Rina had already left, leaving the room comfortably silent. ƒree𝑤ebnσvel-com

’Looks like she left to train, huh,’ he wondered to himself. He slowly entered, the familiar sight of his spacious room reassuring in its simple elegance.

His eyes immediately landed on his Realm Guardian sword resting silently near his bed. The sleek blade, powerful and familiar, gleamed softly under the soft afternoon sunlight filtering through gently parted curtains.

Orion paused briefly, considering it thoughtfully as his hand gently reached out to grasp its familiar hilt. His fingers curled around the comforting grip, feeling the weight of the blade settle into his palm.

For several quiet moments, Orion stood silently holding the sword, contemplating deeply. Many thoughts filled his mind, swirling and intertwining: his recent evolution, Seraph’s curse, the state of his damaged mana channels, and the deep mysteries hidden within himself.

Finally resolving something internally, he nodded quietly to himself, decisively attaching the Realm Guardian sword to his waist, the familiar weight grounding him securely.

’Time to move my body.’

Stepping out from the room, Orion moved toward the training hall with a curious expression. He moved through the mansion’s familiar corridors with ease, nodding gently to passing servants whose eyes widened slightly in surprise at his presence, as everyone thought he hadn’t yet returned.

The training room opened up before him, spacious and carefully arranged, equipment neatly organized, sunlight streaming warmly through high windows.

He carefully unbuckled the Realm Guardian sword from his waist, setting it gently at the side before flexing his body, stretching thoroughly, feeling muscles and tendons strain slightly from prolonged inactivity.

Gradually, Orion lowered himself to the polished wooden floor, hands planting firmly as he effortlessly began push-ups. This was the first time he was doing push-ups in this world, and it felt unsurprisingly easy.

Despite his not-so-optimal condition, he finished doing 100 push-ups within a couple of minutes before he intensified his workout fluidly, transitioning smoothly from standard push-ups to hands-only push-ups.

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