SSS Ranked Reincarnation: Dark Dragon Legacy

The leader got on his feet again, his armor had been heavily bridged and damaged. He looked at Silva up in the sky with pure rage.

Silva also wanted to go down there and finish this off, but he understood that guests couldn’t recklessly kill someone here.

He didn’t know what sort of backing the Black Sword Guild had, so he would rather not have his hands part of any issues that would be beyond him.

The leader pointed at Silva, rage filling his eyes, “This grandfather will show you the difference between heaven and earth.”

He pulled out an hourglass with golden base and runes on it, “To think I would have to go this far,” he said and threw the hourglass into the air. Then a massive pulse exploded from it and everything went slow.

“Hahahah, that’s called the Time Glass, a special treasure that I worked all my life to gain. It’s my greatest trump card, it slows time into one-tenth of a second,” he said.

His sword flew under his feet and he flew into the air, flying right in front of Silva who was ten times slower now.

He flicked his wrist and a sword came flying toward Silva, ready to end him, but then he spotted a grin slowly forming on Silva’s face.

Suddenly another version of Silva appeared. It grabbed the sword from Silva’s hand and immediately attacked the sword that was coming, hitting it away.

The leader was shocked by what happened. He looked at the new Silva, “How the hell are you doing this?” he asked.

“Oh, you see, I am ten times stronger than my base version, and that means I am ten times as fast, which means in this place I’ll move the same speed as the base version, if you can understand,” he said with a grin.

“Arghhhhhhh! Die already!” he yelled and called back his sword. He shot forward and attacked the clone, but the clone blocked it without issue and countered with a kick to his chest.

The kick sent him plummeting down like a rocket. He slammed into a house and broke it into rubble.

“Don’t forget, I am ten times stronger. Your hourglass can’t stop that,” the clone said, and then flew up. He stabbed into the hourglass and shattered it. Immediately time went back to normal.

The man got on his feet, struggling to stand. The anger in his eyes couldn’t be hidden, but he couldn’t fight. He knew when he had been defeated, so he stood there, wanting to fight back, wanting to attack, but he didn’t.

Silva flew back to the warehouse. He dropped in and saw Aris seated near the ship. Dawn and Snow were also there.

Aris got up and walked to Silva, “What exactly are you?” he asked.

“Just someone random that Ophelia helped,” Silva replied.

“Well, we basically just pissed off one of the biggest guilds around here. The Black Sword Guild are surely going to come after you, so you have to leave,” Aris said.

“Then what about you? You are still here,” Silva said.

“I’m staying here. I know what to do to avoid them. As for you, you just defeated one of their inner disciples, they won’t let that slide,” Aris explained.

Silva looked at him for a few seconds, as if thinking of something, then he looked at Dawn, “Let’s go,” he said and walked toward the ship.

“Wait, what about your other two?” Aris asked.

“Oh, they’ll be here about… now.”

Lily and Drake returned back to the warehouse. They looked around at the destroyed warehouse.

“Sorry master, seems those cultivators are stronger than they look,” Drake said.

“They also have a lot of unusual weapons. I think they’ll be interesting to learn about,” Lily said.

“We don’t have the time for that now, let’s head out,” Silva said. He touched the ship and it lit up, activating. The door came down and Silva walked in first.

He got into the bridge right away and he was already confused on what to do. There were six chairs in the bridge, and each handled something specific.

But the one at the center was definitely for the main pilot. He walked to the chair and sat down. Immediately the firm yet soft chair relaxed his body, and then an orb made of some sort of metal floated out of the ground right before him.

It had a ton of runes all over its body. It glowed and pulsed.

[Welcome Captain Silva to your personal ship]

[I am Aota, your personal ship hyper Arcane Automated System]

[I am here to aid you on anything within my power and abilities.]

“Hmm, I guess I didn’t have much to worry about,” Silva muttered.

The rest got on the ship and the doors shut.

[Do you have a destination in mind?]

“Yes, the Arcane Council,” Silva said.

The engine of the ship immediately turned on, and with a slow yet powerful blast, it lifted off the ground slowly.

Aris watched them lift up. He waved once and turned away.

Booooom

The ship blasted off immediately after, shooting high into the sky.

Silva sat on the bridge, watching as they moved high into the sky at a sonic pace.

“Hey master, you have a connection to all of us right?” Lily suddenly asked.

“Yeah,” he responded.

“Then doesn’t that mean time can contact them back at home?

I’ve been meaning to ask it, but we’ve been settling down all this time. You have a connection with Fang, the other guardians, and everyone,” she said.

“Yes, I do. That means they are still part of our journey, but not yet. I want to know we are separated for now and work to fix our home, while we here focus on the journey we have ahead.

So for now, I’m not reaching out to them at all, maybe in the future, but for now no. And I have a feeling that doing that too much might affect order, and I still have the bad memories about those white figures,” Silva said.