The Mighty Dragons Are Dead-Chapter 1072 - 1069 King Lotus Great Spirit

Many knights have even fallen here, and to thoroughly incorporate the tribe, the jungle would have to be burnt down in a single blaze. But the humidity of this forest is high, and igniting a widespread fire is not easy.

At this moment, Li Si Te was hovering over this area, which he dubbed the “Amazon Rainforest.”

The stirring of the Threads of Destiny was indeed intense, but they could not pinpoint the exact location of the Greater Elf; he had to search for it himself. It was also an opportunity to explore the use of the Power of Destiny through the quest for the Greater Elf—every action stirs the Threads of Destiny to varying degrees.

When the appropriate action is chosen to stir the Threads of Destiny, the desired outcome can be achieved.

“Pity that Ornn and I cannot operate the Eye of Magic together; only Fire Dragons, Water Dragons, and Formless Dragons can utilize the Eye of Magic to form a special, powerful field of vision.” After uniting with Ornn, Li Si Te only had the pure vision of a dragon, which is clearer but simple.

Unable to observe the light of magic feedback.

He must personally use the Eye of Magic, and then observe with his own eyes.

Fortunately, he now possessed Superior Magic Dragon Dou Qi, and the effect of the Eye of Magic was greatly enhanced, barely enough to glimpse the magic throughout the Amazon Rainforest.

“There are too many magic feedback lights, but obstructed by the trees, it’s not clear enough to see. I can generally distinguish that most are the glow of Magical Beasts… and observing the rainforest this way does not properly stir the Threads of Destiny, but rather shows signs of diverging from the ‘destiny’ of the Greater Elf.”

So he adjusted his approach, no longer focusing on observing the rainforest, but instead primarily surveyed from high altitude.

After several adjustments without feeling any closer to the “destiny” of the Greater Elf,

everything changed when he cast his gaze over the dense network of rivers and lakes in the Amazon Rainforest. At that moment, he clearly felt himself getting closer to the “destiny” of the Greater Elf—or you could say, the Threads of Destiny related to the Greater Elf were stirring more intensely.

“So it seems, could this be an aquatic Greater Elf?”

His gaze fell upon a lake below, which was vast and connected to the main waterways of the rainforest. On its surface, a good portion was covered by green vegetation, especially the large circular leaves packed densely together.

“Ornn, let’s go to the lakeside.”

“Roar!”

A man and a dragon landed by the lake, with Liszt approaching the huge circular leaves close to the water, carefully observing this plant. In his perception, the Threads of Destiny were entwined with this plant: “Such large leaves, each about as big as a room, like lotuses…”

But soon he shook his head: “No, it’s not like a lotus, it should be more like a water lily, only the leaves of water lilies float on the surface of the water.”

Liszt had seen lotuses and water lilies before in the parks on Earth.

These two plants are very similar, and many people easily confuse them, but the leaves of water lilies float, whereas lotus leaves grow out of the water without resting on the surface.

“Actually, it’s not quite like a water lily either, the leaves of this plant are not only large, but they are not flat. The edges curl upwards, resembling a bathtub. A single plant may have about seventeen or eighteen leaves, the outer leaves having already fully expanded, while the inner ones are triangular and still small.”

A mature leaf is as big as a room, and all the leaves of the plant added together are equivalent to a giant.

Giant water lily-like plants, so dominant and imposing.

Liszt immediately named this new plant: “King Lotus, let’s call it King Lotus. The Greater Elf I am seeking could very well be a King Lotus Greater Spirit… It’s a pity that King Lotus does not show any magic feedback light; it’s not a Magic Potion, and it seems to have no economic value either.”

He lightly leapt onto a King Lotus leaf, standing firm upon it, though there were faint signs the leaf might be crushed under his weight.

Such leaves can’t be used as boats to glide on water.

Among the seventeen or eighteen leaves, a flower and several buds broke the surface, and right next to them lay a large, dull-looking thing, probably a fruit. Liszt walked over, plucked the fruit, about as large as a man’s embrace, and then leapt to the shore.

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Ornn turned his head to look for a moment, then became indifferent.

Liszt peeled the fruit, its sturdy skin easily cracking under his strong grip, revealing kernels inside that looked like corn but were as large as a child’s fist.

His body was long immune to all poisons, with Dou Qi to neutralize everything; he directly chose to peel off a “kernel” and gently bit into it.

His eyes lit up immediately: “The flavor is rich, like tasting pineapple, leaving a lingering fragrance on the lips with a juicy fullness. The seeds of King Lotus can be eaten as fruit, and they are very delicious at that!”

This was good news.

However, such a large King Lotus yielding so little produce still isn’t of much value.

“Regardless, let’s find the King Lotus Great Spirit first.” He put the seeds into his Space Ring, mounted the Grey Iron Dragon Ornn, and started scouring the rivers and lakes for more King Lotus.

Finally.

In a broad section of the river, he saw the magic feedback light he had been looking for—it was a huge King Lotus floating on the water. With enormous and numerous leaves, just one King Lotus occupied half of the river, emitting chaotic-colored magic feedback light.

On one of the King Lotus leaves lay a tiny Great Elf, blissfully basking in the Sun, snoring away.

“Roar!”

Ornn, who was mentally connected with Liszt, let out a playful roar, and rapidly unleashed his fierce Dragon Might. The overwhelming Dragon Might and deafening roar scared the sleeping King Lotus Great Spirit, who jumped with a start and fell right through the gaps between the leaves into the river.