Summoners War: Only I Summoned Divine Beasts

Chapter 1828: Misty Frost



Chapter 1828: Misty Frost



Nathan glanced to the side. He found a female with a pale face. Her skin was similar to the Great Mist Tribe. She had a pair of long, pointy ears.


However, her eyes were green like that of cats. She wore a white dress as though she was trying to hide from the mist itself.


In a way, she looked similar to the Great Mist Tribe, if not for a pair of ears and three tails. They looked like a cat’s ears, but it was much longer and pointy, but not to the point he would classify it like a wolf. The tails had some fur, but they remained white and moved around as though it was acting as antennae within the mist.


Nathan narrowed his eyes. "One of the three great warriors, Misty Frost?"


She smiled and politely clasped her hands. "Hello, warrior from another world. I’m Hinakhurna Herthana, more known as Misty Frost. I’ve come here after hearing interesting news from my brethren in the Forest Tribe."


Nathan nodded with a serious expression. "I am Nathan Reckmoon."


"May I know your title?"


Nathan closed his eyes for a moment. "It’s nothing great. It’s Dimensional Transcendent. It’s hard to pronounce, so you can just call me Nathan."


"Thank you very much. Well, I do prefer being called by my name as well, so you can call me, Hina. It’s been 120 years since someone called me by my name, so I might start forgetting about it." Hina let out a hollow laugh gracefully.


"Very well, so may I know why you come here?"


"I’m just curious what the Conqueror is doing. If possible, I don’t want to be left out." Hina smiled. "Well, I’ve heard about the circumstances. It looks like you’re trading something and you’re discussing those two aliens as well as the Great Mist."


"Indeed." Nathan nodded.


"In that case, would you be willing to disclose the kind of transaction you have? I can provide what he can provide."


"You can’t, Misty Frost." Thuka narrowed his eyes. "You are just a lazy woman who has never gone to another world, so you don’t have any information for him."


"Not going to another world doesn’t mean I’m lazy. I’ve been conducting my own research all this time. In terms of utility, I think I’m better than you."


"Well, I’m just trading one of my powers, the Divine Seal. It’s an amplification method in exchange for the Spirit Circle. In addition, the information about other worlds for clearing up those aliens.


"Well, I can’t say I’m not interested in this so-called Great Mist. Since it’s quite special, I kind of want to see what is happening during it, especially around the portals." Nathan smiled.


"I see." Hina contemplated. "In that case, would you like to trade the same thing with me? I can also provide you with another method that is fundamentally different from their tribe."


"Oi!" Thuka glared at her.


"Fundamentally different?" Nathan raised his eyebrows.


"Yes." Hina ignored Thuka’s reaction. It wasn’t like he could do anything since Nathan was here. She explained, "My special method allows me to combine two spirit circles into one and unleash a combined ability."


"Hoh?" Nathan could imagine combining this method would yield even more power.


"There is a reason why we’re known as the strongest."


"You’re not the strongest. You may have the strongest ability, but you are not exactly the strongest. You use your energy far too fast. The only thing that makes you good is your explosiveness."


"The strongest offense is the best defense." Hina chuckled. "I’m not like the Forest Tribe who is good at defending and manipulation or your tribe who is an all-rounder. Besides, the one who will judge it is him, not you."


Nathan couldn’t help but feel curious about it. "Will it require another spirit circle?"


"!!!" Thuka was startled but couldn’t answer.


"That’s something I’m not sure about." Hina sighed. "Our body structures might be the same, but we’re still two different races. Their bodies can absorb mist, so it’s good for them to be an all-rounder. My race is known to blend or manipulate the mist, so we can release something stronger. So, I don’t know."


Nathan crossed his arms, contemplating. He might be able to adjust it or even combine it, but there was a chance he had to pick one as well.


’Should I trust the adaptability of a human?’ Nathan paused for a moment before asking, "May I know what you would like from me? Divine Seal is not the only thing I have."


"Well..." Hina raised one finger. "...If I can choose, then do you have a method that allows us to either stabilize our energy or increase our energy"


"Heh? One-shot cannon." Thuka had a smug smile on his face.


"The weak should fear the strong." Hina scoffed.


Both of them glared at each other, while Nathan ignored them completely.


Instead, he was thinking whether it would be worth it.


There were two techniques that might fit her criteria. The first one was the power from Erendtall. It wasn’t the Crystal Summoning Method. Instead, it was the breathing technique, but these people should have their own breathing techniques, so he couldn’t exactly give this one.


So, he thought about the second one, the expansion of the summoning link, which also came from Erendtall.


He wondered if he could actually expand the circles by using this method.


Nathan raised one finger. "I think I may have one solution. There is a technique that would allow me to expand my power. Since the Spirit Circle is a circulation method, I’m thinking about using this to increase the length of the circle or increase its size. This way, it can store even more energy. Unfortunately, I don’t know whether it can succeed."


"What?" Thuka was surprised Nathan possessed such a technique. He wanted a technique like this, but he still believed that the Divine Seal was still what his race needed the most.


"That will be my problem. I don’t go out often, but that’s because I research a lot of things. I have plenty of time to figure out the technique and try to adjust it so that my race can utilize it." Hina smiled.



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