Return of the Sword God-Rank Civil Servant novel Chapter 61

The wyverns approaching through the air had a hue close to sky blue.

They were Sky Wyverns.

“As expected.”

The mountain’s name, Sky Mountain, and the wyverns’ color confirmed that Suho had come to the right place.

Sensing their presence, Suho stepped away from the cliff he had been scaling and stood on a winding pathway.

He calmly waited for the creatures, his sword at his waist.

- Sky Wyvern Lv.98

- Sky Wyvern Lv.100

- Sky Wyvern Lv.99

- Sky Wyvern Lv.101

The Sky Wyverns were mostly around Level 100.

It wasn’t just their levels that posed a challenge—they were hybrid offshoots of dragons and flying creatures, giving them immense innate power from birth.

As the wyverns finally caught sight of Suho, their reactions were instantaneous.

“Chrrk?”

For a moment, the Sky Wyverns doubted their eyes.

They knew there was an intruder in their territory, but to their surprise, the invader was a lone human.

Worse, this person stood brazenly holding a measly sword, as if waiting for them to approach.

It was almost laughable.

Among all the intruders who had dared to set foot here, this one looked the most reckless and insignificant.

Rather than being angry, the wyverns found it amusing.

This fool was clearly a novice adventurer, someone who hadn’t yet grasped how dangerous the world could be.

And so, the cunning wyverns decided to play with their prey.

Like orcas toying with their meal before devouring it, they plotted to torment this intruder before finishing him off.

The first move? Knocking him off balance with powerful gusts from their wings.

At their leader’s signal, the Sky Wyverns shifted formation from a horizontal line to a vertical one.

They approached Suho and suddenly shot upward, creating a massive vortex of wind around him.

The intense currents shook the area, aiming to dislodge Suho.

But when they looked back, they saw something they hadn’t expected.

“...?!”

The intruder hadn’t budged. He stood firm, unfazed and unwavering.

Suho snorted.

“Clever little creatures. Your patterns are so predictable.”

He anticipated that they’d attempt the same tactic again, angrier this time.

But Suho had no intention of playing along.

As the wyverns moved to generate another gust, Suho unsheathed his sword in a wide arc and unleashed a horizontal slash.

[ Quick Draw activates. ]

Schrrrk!

A satisfying sensation of cutting through something tough ran through his blade.

The Quick Draw activated, and Suho’s crimson sword left a glowing red trail as it sliced deeply into the abdomen of one wyvern.

It was a clean hit.

Proof of this came in the form of blood splattering through the air.

“Kiiiirk!”

The leader wyvern shrieked, both startled and enraged.

Despite keeping its distance to avoid Suho’s reach, the seemingly insignificant swordsman had used some strange sorcery to inflict damage.

The leader decided to change tactics.

The intruder was immune to their wind attacks, and the wyverns, known for their cunning, never let pride blind their judgment.

“Kyahhhh!”

At the leader’s command, the Sky Wyverns scattered and began circling Suho from a distance, pressing him with their sheer presence.

The leader believed this would cause psychological pressure on their prey.

At least, that’s what the wyvern assumed.

Suho chuckled.

“Typical wyvern behavior.”

He had seen this kind of strategy countless times.

Suho wasn’t just familiar with Sky Mountain gate information—wyverns in general always behaved this way.

This was exactly why he had come alone.

[ Quick Draw activates. ]

Shraaaak!

[ The Sky Wyvern uses Fear. ]

[ Dragon Blood activates. ]

[ The immunity effect of Dragon Blood negates Fear. ]

Being a draconic subspecies, the wyverns’ Fear skill had no effect on Suho, thanks to his Dragon Blood.

Time passed, and the Sky Wyverns began to lose their will to fight.