Weakest Beast Tamer Gets All SSS Dragons novel Chapter 1146

Chapter 1146: Chapter 1146 - Taming the Wall - Avowal - 2

Garret just stood on the parapet, staring at the sheer, god-like devastation.

And suddenly, a tiny, painfully obvious puzzle piece in his brain, a piece that had been glaringly obvious to half the military brass and every single informed aristocrat in the kingdom, but entirely missed by a clueless, grizzled veteran, finally clicked into place.

The prodigy installer... The kid who treated classified castle blueprints like a casual reading assignment. The boy who dismantled a game of dice in two rounds.

’Red Pathfinder.’

Garret blinked slowly. He mouthed the words.

No.

’Ren Patinder.’

A short, rusty bark of laughter suddenly forced its way out of Garret’s throat. It was a completely involuntary, breathless sound of absolute disbelief.

He stood on the edge of the Wall, laughing like a madman, watching the towering jade Hydra casually sweep the battlefield with a blinding, purifying light that ordinary men only ever whispered about in drunken stories regarding mythological dragons.

Of course.

’Of course I can’t beat him at dice!’

’How in the absolute hell am I supposed to win a simple game against a kid who can casually summon the closest physical thing to the wrath of a god?’

Garret, a scarred veteran of the Great Wall, threw his head back and laughed again. This time, it was a genuine, deep belly laugh. Because out of every single terrifying, legendary thing that quiet boy could have possibly turned out to be, he was the biggest monster of them all. And Garret had spent the last several months sitting on a wooden crate, smugly teaching him, completely, blissfully ignorant of the living god sitting directly across from him.

He shook his head, wiping a tear of mirth from his scarred eye as the Hydra roared.

Good kid, anyway.

Genius prodigy, terrifying legend, or literal walking god of destruction. It didn’t matter.

He was still a good kid.

♢♢♢♢

The battle ended, and a heavy silence fell over the parapets.

Liora dissolved her dual-fusion. The towering, ethereal fire serpents evaporated into the wind, leaving behind nothing but the stench of ozone and charred mutant flesh. She looked at Ren, her eyes lingering for a long, heavy second.

She clearly wanted to stay a while longer here with him...

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