Chapter 66: The Dragon Fun Society

Perhaps it was due to obtaining the high-level pass.

Along the way, Luo De encountered only demons; none of the labyrinth rules Shi Li mentioned were triggered.

He gazed at the empty Dragon Pit Lake.

He expanded his perception to its maximum range, and every object within three hundred meters appeared clearly in his mind.

Soon.

He spotted traces not far from the lakeshore.

They were campsite remnants—fire pits and everyday trash.

Fu Feng people wouldn’t leave such things behind; only adventurers entering the labyrinth would.

“This isn’t just two people.”

The two approached the campsite.

Large patches of pink tender grass were crushed; from the affected area, at least three large tents had been set up.

Luo De picked up a brownish-yellow oil paper from the ground, bearing the artistic characters “Euphie Biscuits.”

In the fire pit lay a dirty white water flask, tied with a lace-trimmed hanging cord.

Beside it were a pair of delicate brown round-toe leather shoes, caked with pink soil.

Such items—still functional but abandoned—were everywhere in this deserted camp.

Don’t assume these were accidentally dropped in haste.

The area was neatly organized, footprints orderly, with not a single sign of battle—it was clearly intentional.

“Excuse me, are you here for a labyrinth picnic?”

Luo De smiled helplessly.

He kicked through the trash pile and found a spell satchel.

When he opened it, he discovered it was filled entirely with paper balls and trash.

“My god, they’re using a spell satchel as a trash bin.”

“They’re all very young—at least five male humans under sixteen.”

Tally said.

She judged their ages by the lingering essence.

“You can even tell their age by smell? Do all succubi do this?”

Luo De was startled.

Earlier, Tally’s ability to detect race and number had already amazed him; now she could discern age too.

“Only Miss Tally can do this, hehe~”

She half-closed her eyes, swaying her head proudly.

This morning, the succubus had transformed into a 155cm-tall girl with ample bust, lovely and cute, resembling Luo De closely.

According to her, today’s persona was his younger sister.

“Can you smell Shi Li and Gaima?”

“Of course not—they’re both girls.”

Luo De decided to wait in place for a while.

He could bypass most labyrinth rules and was powerful, so he moved quickly.

Those two fourth-rank novices, burdened by rules and forced to dodge demons, moving slowly was understandable.

Without a guide, he didn’t even know which direction Cuiyu City lay.

Time passed to the evening of the next day.

Luo De sat with his back to the makeshift camp.

He sat on a chair, facing the red Dragon Pit Lake and the setting sun.

Sipping hot tea, he admired the scenery.

Beside him, Tally cooked by the fire, wearing a chef’s outfit, dipping a finger into the soup and tasting it.

Still in her “younger sister” persona, her ample chest contrasted sharply with her petite frame.

At Luo De’s suggestion, her long dress had been replaced with a micro-skirt and white thigh-high stockings.

Her full, plump thighs pressed against the white silk, revealing glimpses of hidden flesh—irresistible.

“Ah~ Don’t be naughty~~ What are you staring at?”

The succubus had just finished dinner.

The air carried the tempting aroma of boiling carrot-chicken soup.

As he savored the tranquil moment, Luo De was reminded of his days in the forest.

I wonder how Weiwei’an and the others are doing.

Shi Li and Gaima still hadn’t appeared.

“If I still don’t see them after tonight, I’ll have to go look for them.”

Tally would remain here to wait, so as not to miss them.

At that point, Luo De would grant her partial release of the enslavement spell to share their locations.

Just then.

Luo De suddenly sensed someone entering his perception range.

Not one person—a group.

Counting them, there were nineteen.

Men and women, mostly fourth-rank, with two sixth-rank individuals—one high-tier, one mid-tier.

Luo De made no move to react.

“Someone’s coming—probably the group that stayed here earlier.”

“Oh.”

Tally obediently replied, then reverted to her long dress.

Not long after.

Laughter and chatter emerged from the trees to the side.

They made no effort to hide their noise, brazen and unrestrained; an outsider would think a group of schoolchildren had come for a spring outing.

And indeed, that was exactly what it was.

A group of human boys and girls, all dressed in identical black robes, appeared in Luo De’s view.

They looked around thirteen or fourteen, lively and radiant, their robes made of premium fabric, each carrying at least three magic rings.

Leading them were two adult human women.

They were the strongest— one clearing the path, the other maintaining discipline—clearly teachers guiding students on a field trip!

Luo De made no attempt to hide, calmly sipping tea while watching the sunset, so the group immediately noticed him by the shore.

Their laughter and chatter ceased instantly.

Then came murmurs.

One teacher, with dark red long hair, paused, then released a spiritual perception.

Upon learning the man ahead was only at peak fifth-rank, she relaxed immediately.

She ignored Luo De and led the students straight toward the abandoned camp.

Soon, the same laughter and noise resumed.

From fragments of their conversation, they seemed to be searching for something.

The other teacher, a shorter-haired woman with a more modest appearance, approached Luo De.

“Good evening, sir.”

She bowed slightly, then introduced herself.

“I’m Milinda Roche, from Bahadur Magic Academy—we’re here on a study trip.”

So it really was a school outing.

Luo De sighed.

Bahadur Magic Academy

He’d heard the name mentioned by the witch Dimia.

After brief exchange.

He quickly learned they belonged to Bahadur Magic Academy’s interest club—the Dragon Fun Society.

It was a student group dedicated to studying and discussing dragons, organizing annual study trips to visit Dragon Pit Lake.

This trip was no exception.

“You understand, Mr. Luo De, they’re still young, not as steady as adventurers like you, always losing things—someone’s misplaced something important.”

Milinda watched the students searching the abandoned camp, complaining endlessly.

Perhaps due to Luo De’s appearance, the female teacher’s eyes brightened slightly, inching closer.

As she spoke, she nearly made physical contact.

Tally stepped forward and pushed her away.

“Who is this?”

Seeing Tally’s possessive behavior, Milinda looked disappointed.

Too bad—the handsome man already has someone.

She is.

I am his younger sister!

Tally crossed her arms and puffed out her chest, her bosom prominent, causing the petite Milinda to shrink back in retreat.

They were chatting.

Suddenly.

From the group of students still searching for their lost item, a voice drifted out:

Could it be him who took it?

In an instant, the laughter and chatter ceased, as if every pair of eyes had turned toward them.

(End of Chapter)