Weakest Beast Tamer Gets All SSS Dragons novel Chapter 1151

Chapter 1151: Chapter 1151 - Taming the Old World - Part 2

These aristocratic raised guards were a great asset. Normally, the high-house girls were required to be flanked by two elite guards at all times by their families. But in practical, frontline reality, if Ren requested them for his own sector, the girls didn’t actually need them.

The defensive zones held by Luna, Larissa, and Liora already boasted an incredibly high saturation of Gold Tamers possessing redundant elemental abilities, more than covering the essential roles their Maids normally provided.

The aerial superiority provided by Mayo, the dense structural reinforcement of wood and rock, and the defensive coverage executed by Matilda and Maria... all of those tactical gaps could now be comfortably filled by other new frontline Gold Tamers.

The royal guards, operating as a synchronized, lethal unit, were undeniably special and terrifyingly strong. But honestly speaking, they remained a replaceable asset for the girls. The Maids’ secondary beasts still lacked the overwhelming power required to completely alter a battlefield, and they were far from their fusions yet. Therefore, standard Gold Tamers remained a perfectly viable logistical substitution.

Even if they were theoretically replaceable in the North and West, the Maids were fiercely strong. They possessed a terrifying, flawless combat coordination born from years of elite experience that vastly outclassed standard military squads at their same rank.

Loaning them to Ren didn’t genuinely weaken any of the three girls’ sectors in a meaningful way, but it drastically reinforced a Southern zone that desperately required raw, trustworthy strength.

So, with his territory finally secured by people he trusted with his life, Ren was finally free to aggressively accelerate the objective he had been chasing for months.

The absolute, complete sweep of the Gold 3 ring.

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Only the Northern quadrant remained. The elemental Shadow zone belonging to Luna and Sirius.

He had started his sweep in the absolute South, his own native zone of elemental Light, and systematically scoured five subsequent massive territories: Earth, Wind, Fire, Wood, and Water. Because the vast, concentric rings surrounding the city, much like absolutely everything else in this world, were strictly organized by the primordial elements. Even if that ancient organization wasn’t immediately obvious to the naked eye in the first rings.

In the inner, weaker rings, the elemental divergence wasn’t truly visible. At the lower biological tiers, much like a newborn Wolverine, the ambient creatures simply didn’t possess a high enough internal mana density to physically express a dominant elemental nature. They were not much more than merely biological animals shaped by the physical constraints of their ecosystem, boasting flat, almost non-mana abilities without a very defined elemental tint for most.

But when you pushed deep into the crushing mana density of the Gold 3 zone, the primordial alignment became glaringly obvious. And once you crossed the threshold into the Platinum-tier rings, the true zones of dragonization, the ambient’s element physically branded the ecosystem with a force that no explorer could ever mistake.

The Gold 3 ring was already hovering so dangerously close to the Platinum threshold that the ambient elements were very obvious.

The southernmost zone had been the first he cleared: the elemental zone of Light. But that didn’t mean absolutely every single creature roaming the plains was a Light-attribute beast; nature was never that pristine or clean. But the localized terrain granted them such a massive advantage that they formed the dominant majority.

And yet, even while operating at a severe environmental disadvantage, beasts possessing the exact opposite elemental affinity often developed highly specialized predatory adaptations based on elemental weaknesses. They functioned exactly like the opportunistic predators in the lower rings carving out a brutal existence by preying on the dominant species.

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