Chapter 1103: Chapter 1100 Classification of Dragons Chapter 1103: Chapter 1100 Classification of Dragons Dragon-shaped stone sculptures, exactly one hundred and eight in number.

They are distributed around the altar, not categorized by type, and the order is somewhat chaotic. Liszt and Ach, shocked, began to observe these dragon-shaped stone sculptures closely.

“The ancient magicians ruled the Legendary Continent, their understanding of dragons was definitely more comprehensive than it is now. These dragon-shaped stone sculptures are probably all the types of dragons.”

“Brother, can you recognize all of the dragon-shaped stone sculptures?”

“I don’t know, let’s start by eliminating the ones we do know, like the gemstone dragons, all thirty-six varieties.”

The dragon-shaped stone sculptures are all colored and made of different materials, making it easy to identify the Gemstone Dragons.

From red to green, from blue to yellow, from purple to pink, thirty-nine types of dragon sculptures resembling Gemstone Dragons were found in total.

“This one, translucent in color and petite in form, is clearly a sculpture of the Formless Dragon; this one, lush and not very large, must be a Jade Dragon sculpture; and this one, with a dull gemstone color, deviates from the thirty-six known Gemstone Dragon colors, likely not a Gemstone Dragon.”

The remaining thirty-six dragon-shaped stone sculptures all correspond to their respective types of Gemstone Dragons, from the Royal Sapphire Dragon to the Light Green Gemstone Dragon, all present and with accurately fitting proportions.

Then they found the dragon-shaped stone sculptures with a metallic luster; fifty-four in total, among which Iron Dragon, Copper Dragon, Tin Dragon, Golden Dragon, Silver Dragon, Platinum Dragon, Aluminum Dragon, and Lead Dragon could be identified, but many more could not be distinguished and were only vaguely recognized.

“This one is a Fire Dragon.”

“This one is an Ice Dragon.”

“…”

They quickly identified all eight Elemental Dragons, and indeed among the Metal Dragons, Gemstone Dragons, and Elemental Dragons, the Elemental Dragons were relatively larger, especially the Fire Dragon being the largest.

“This one is a Smoke Dragon; look brother, it really looks like a wisp of smoke.” Ach pointed at a dragon-shaped stone sculpture, which was made up of swirls of smoke, undeniably a Smoke Dragon sculpture.

Liszt’s gaze lingered on the Smoke Dragon sculpture for a while. Although he was already incubating the “egg” of a Smoke Dragon in his mind, it was the first time he actually saw what a real Smoke Dragon looked like. Unexpectedly, true to its name, it was indeed composed of smoke.

Up to this point, the fifty-four Metal Dragons, thirty-six Gemstone Dragons, eight Elemental Dragons, as well as the Formless Dragon, Jade Dragon, and Smoke Dragon had all been identified.

Seven more dragon-shaped stone sculptures remained, some difficult to discern.

“Ach, do you think this sculpture with a dull gemstone texture could be the Twilight Dragon? Look at the way its dragon scales are carved, doesn’t it give the impression of a lens?”

The shape of the dragon sculpture was not abrupt, nor was it particularly large, but the scales had a distinct texture.

Ach floated up, observed closely, and said, “It really does, brother, it should be the Twilight Dragon.”

“Alright, let’s tentatively consider it the Twilight Dragon.” Liszt then walked over to a new dragon-shaped sculpture, “We already know four types of Sacred Dragons, and there’s one last Immortal Dragon left. Among the remaining dragon sculptures, this one has the softest and most delicate lines, somewhat feminine, could it be the Immortal Dragon?”

“Medium in size, let’s tentatively consider it the Immortal Dragon,” Ach replied, after all, too little is known about the Immortal Dragon; it’s only known that it might exist in the Exiled Lands.

Liszt nodded, “So now we are left with five dragon-shaped stone sculptures, among which there should be three Evil Dragons, the Cursed Dragon, Shadow Dragon, and Silent Dragon, so Ach, you must know which one is the Cursed Dragon?”

Ach pointed to one of them and said, “This is the one, its shape is essentially identical to that of the Cursed Dragon, formed from the remaining power of the curse, very ferocious and terrifying.”

This Cursed Dragon sculpture looked somewhat similar to Nergigante from “Monster Hunter.” Its scales were grayish-brown, and its body was as slender as a snake, with wings that seemed like skeletal frameworks, and its entire body appeared to be just bones wrapped in scales, with hardly any flesh on its bones.

At a glance, one could tell it was the Cursed Dragon.

“There are four more dragon-shaped stone sculptures, each much larger than the Fire Dragon’s sculpture. Aside from the Silent Dragon and the Shadow Dragon, what might the other two be?”

“They should be the Dragon of the Magic Web and the Moon Dragon,” said Ach.

“That’s what I think too, and as the dragon that breaks barriers, the Dragon of the Magic Web must be the largest, so this sculpture here is of the Dragon of the Magic Web.” He pointed to the largest of all the sculptures, his gaze slightly heavy, feeling a great pressure from just a single sculpture.

Indeed, the sculpture of the Dragon of the Magic Web was enormous, five to six times the size of the Fire Dragon sculpture, covered in sharp spikes, like a hedgehog dragon.

Though the dragon’s eyes were merely carved from stone, the air of indifference to all life, of being high above, was unmistakable.

“The Cursed Dragon’s size should be similar to that of the Silent and Shadow Dragons. Among the remaining three sculptures, the two smaller ones should be those. The slightly larger one, about two-thirds the size of the Dragon of the Magic Web’s sculpture, is the Moon Dragon that the ancestors of the Moon Slayers killed.”

The Moon Dragon sounded beautiful, and indeed it looked beautiful, with its most striking feature being a pair of unique wings.

These wings were similar to those of the Little Minor Elf, Greater Elf, and Dragon Elf, all transparent like cicada wings.

The two stood on top of the Moon Dragon’s head, carefully examining the sculpture, while simultaneously contemplating the connection between the Moon Dragon and elves.

“In the era of the Moon Slayers’ ancestors, elves were just Elf Bugs and could not evolve… After the Moon Slayer’s ancestor killed the Moon Dragon, modern elves could evolve… Ach, what do you think?”

“The residual power of the Cursed Dragon can pollute the ocean, so maybe the residual power of the Moon Dragon could cause ‘pollution’ too, and what it polluted could be the Elf Bugs. Perhaps it was the Moon Dragon’s power that gave elves the ability to evolve?” Ach proposed a possibility.

“I thought so too, and look, the magic power of the Dragon of the Magic Web can be drawn upon by all magicians, showing that these unimaginably powerful dragons have powers that are almost touching upon… rules. They could be described by rules; these dragons themselves are manifestations of certain rules.” Liszt was contemplating the existence of barriers.

In his view, the Elemental Dragons, Gemstone Dragons, Metal Dragons, and even Sacred Dragons certainly represent a pinnacle of power, but they are far from completely mastering it.

They are just a display of power, not control over it.

However, dragons like the Evil Dragon, Moon Dragon, and Dragon of the Magic Web clearly broke through barriers, transcending power itself and began to master the underlying rules of powers. The Dragon of the Magic Web mastered the magic power rule, the Moon Dragon mastered the Elf Rule, and the Cursed Dragon mastered the curse rule.

“Although I’m not sure if my guess is accurate, my understanding of this world is becoming clearer. It also gives me and Leo a new understanding of how to break through barriers in the future.”

“Hehe, congratulations to you, brother,” Ach chuckled, “Ach should also congratulate herself; more truths have been unveiled.”

“Haha, same to you. Now there are two sculptures left, one of the Shadow Dragon and one of the Silent Dragon. Ach, how do you think we should distinguish them?”

“This dragon looks so ugly, and it’s so black it’s like a shadow, let’s tentatively call it the Shadow Dragon. This other sculpture has many blue lightbulb-like scales on its body, and it’s very bulky, like a big toad; let’s tentatively call it the Silent Dragon.”

“Okay, let’s settle on that!”

“Yep, when Ach has time, she will go back and create a ‘The Pictorial Compendium of Dragons’ to add to the ‘Great Encyclopedia.'” Ach did not forget her part-time role as the chief editor of the ‘Great Encyclopedia.’