Wizard: Unlimited Profession Slots

Chapter 1140: Chapter 471: Soul Transition Pendant

Ron smiled mysteriously:

"Just greeted the seniors here, that’s all."

He didn’t elaborate on the matter of the Dragon Language Spirit, as this ability was too special to be fully disclosed for the time being.

The commander of the indigenous allied forces, the captain possessed by the Shaman ghost, looked extremely grim.

He could feel the terrifying level of the Dragon Mighty earlier; it was not something that could be explained by a mere Dragon Blood Awakening.

"Retreat!"

He decisively issued the order to retreat:

"This human is protected by the Dragon Soul, we’re not their match!"

The indigenous warriors, as if receiving a great pardon, quickly scattered in all directions.

The original siege circle collapsed in an instant, and the dozens of allied troops vanished into the thick fog in the blink of an eye.

The battlefield returned to calm, leaving only elemental crystals and battle traces on the ground.

Edwin walked to Ron’s side, his eyes full of curiosity:

"Honestly, what ability did you use just now? I’ve never seen such pure Dragon Mighty."

"That’s a complicated question; I’ll explain it in detail after the competition ends."

Ron put away his magic wand and began to check the injuries of his teammates:

"The most important thing now is to rethink our battle strategy; the upcoming plundering period will only get more dangerous."

Laku nodded in agreement:

"Those indigenous people may have retreated for now, but their alliance still exists.

And after the encounter just now, they already know our level of strength."

Ron quickly assessed the current situation in his mind.

Although they managed to rescue their teammates, this encounter also exposed some of their cards.

......

After the battlefield calmed down, Ron’s wizard instincts immediately took over.

He began to recall the pronunciation and effect of the Dragon Language just now, trying to analyze its mysteries from an academic perspective.

"Aselia,"

he asked in his consciousness:

"What does the phrase ’ROTH’GAR THEK MORVANI’ specifically mean? I sense it’s not just a simple threat."

The voice of the Silver Scale dragonlet carried a hint of appreciation:

"Oh? You can actually perceive the underlying mechanisms of Dragon Language?

As expected of a wizard, always filled with curiosity about everything."

"The literal meaning of this phrase is ’Listen, inferior beings, your king has arrived’.

But it’s not just a simple intimidation; it’s a form of ’concept projection’."

Ron immediately caught the keyword:

"Concept projection? You mean conveying abstract concepts directly to the target’s consciousness through specific sound frequencies and magic resonance?"

"Smart, but not quite accurate."

Aselia swam slowly in his consciousness, as if organizing her words:

"Dragon Language doesn’t convey information through hearing, but directly acts on a creature’s ’innate fear center’.

When a living being hears true Dragon Language, its brain doesn’t go through a process of language comprehension; instead, it instinctively recognizes a ’predator’s warning’."

Ron’s eyes revealed a fervent thirst for knowledge, a natural reaction every wizard has when faced with unknown knowledge:

"So it’s a form of biological direct communication? Bypassing rational thought and hitting primal instincts?"

"You’re absolutely right! That’s why Dragon Mighty has an effect on all intelligent beings.

No matter your cultural background, no matter how rich your knowledge base, when faced with true Dragon Language, your body reacts faster than your brain."

Aselia paused for a moment:

"However, this ability has a key prerequisite, which is the need for genuine Dragon Race bloodline as a carrier.

Pureblood humans can’t produce these frequencies of sound or bear the magic intensity required for concept projection."

"Then how did I do it just now?"

Ron touched his throat, trying to analyze the physiological changes during his vocalization:

"My bloodline concentration shouldn’t be enough to support this level of ability."

"Because I was assisting you."

Aselia’s tone became somewhat proud:

"My soul established a temporary link through your Bloodline Resonance, equivalent to you temporarily ’borrowing’ my vocal organs and magic intensity from my previous life.

But this state cannot be maintained for long, and each use consumes a large amount of your Spiritual Power."

Ron began constructing a theoretical model of this mechanism in his mind:

"So, the essence of Dragon Language Suppression is a kind of ’biological frequency weapon’, directly triggering the fear reflex arc of target creatures through a specific combination of sound waves and magic, bypassing advanced cognitive processes..."

"Don’t overthink everything, wizard."

Aselia interrupted his academic analysis somewhat helplessly:

"Some things can be used without being fully understood.

You wizards always try to explain everything with theory, but sometimes accepting reality is more important than analyzing principles."

But Ron clearly wouldn’t stop thinking just because of this sentence.

As a competent wizard, understanding the mechanism of how each power works is a fundamental skill.

"I understand your point, but accurately understanding the boundaries and limits of abilities is crucial for using power reasonably."

He continued to analyze:

"For instance, the intensity of this suppression on different creatures must vary.

The higher the intelligence of the creature, the stronger the rational control over instincts, which may result in less impact."

"Moreover, if the opponent also has Dragon Blood or corresponding psychological resistance training, the effect of this suppression will also be greatly reduced."

Aselia was silent for a while, then let out a soft laugh:

"You’re right, wizard. Indeed, Dragon Language Suppression is basically ineffective against those of the same race and has very limited effects on warriors who have undergone rigorous training.