First Legendary Dragon: Starting With The Limitless System novel Chapter 434

Chapter 434: Book

Both guards momentarily froze, eyes widening in surprise before breaking into delighted, grateful smiles. They bowed respectfully, their faces beaming with appreciation, "Thank you very much, sir! Please enjoy your stay!"

Feeling pleased by their reactions, Orion entered Silverbrook City, the lively atmosphere immediately washing over him. Orion deeply appreciated such energetic human scenes.

Quickly, he walked towards one of the city’s most prestigious inns, a beautifully constructed establishment named "Azure Blossom Inn," famous among traveling cultivators for its exceptional facilities.

Stepping inside, Orion immediately felt refreshed by the elegant decorations and calming atmosphere. It wasn’t like the other low level inns where all the people make noises and battle happens frequently.

The receptionist, a graceful young woman, greeted Orion warmly, her voice polite and gentle, "Welcome, esteemed guest. How may I assist you?"

Orion returned her polite smile, casually leaning against the reception counter as he inquired calmly, "I’d like to rent a room for a few days. What are my options?"

Smiling warmly, the receptionist immediately replied, "Our rooms are divided into multiple tiers, sir. Common rooms cost ten Mid-Grade Mana Crystals daily, while deluxe rooms are one High-Grade Crystal daily. However, our highest tier rooms cost five High-Grade Mana Crystals per day."

Hearing the exorbitant price, Orion momentarily raised an eyebrow in mild surprise but quickly dismissed it.

After all, he wasn’t lacking this bit of High-Grade Mana Crystals, and he certainly deserved to enjoy the comforts after recent hardships.

Without hesitation, Orion withdrew fifteen High-Grade Mana Crystals and placed them gently onto the counter. "Book the highest tier room for three days, please."

The receptionist’s eyes brightened, impressed by his wealth at such a young age. She gracefully accepted the crystals, bowing deeply. "Certainly, sir! Allow me to guide you personally."

She led Orion upstairs, opening a beautifully carved wooden door at the end of the hallway. Stepping into the luxurious room, Orion instantly felt impressed.

The spacious interior was furnished exquisitely with soft, comfortable furniture, and the air felt fresh and pure, rich in ambient mana.

Low Grade formations faintly glowed along the walls and floor, isolating the room from external senses and subtly gathering ambient mana to enrich the cultivation environment.

Orion’s eyes sparkled with admiration, clicking his tongue appreciatively. "No wonder the price is so high. These formations alone justify the expense in this wilderness."

After the receptionist respectfully took her leave, Orion carefully withdrew the Silent Hall Cube from his inventory, placing it gently in the center of the room.

Putting High-Grade Mana Crystals into the cube, he activated it. Instantly, a soft, ethereal veil spread outwards, completely isolating the room from any external probing or disturbance.

Looking around with satisfaction, he went to lay down on the bed and closed his eyes for a bit, "Haa...its been days since I have slept so peacefully."

[Hehe you could have entered the inheritance ground to take a rest if you wanted to Master. (≧∇≦)/]

Orion looked at the floating screen in front of him with a smile, "It’s been a while since I saw these emojis haha."

Lumi’s voice came out filled with playfulness, [You have been hiding all over the place, so I didn’t want to break your focus. Now there is no such concern! (๑˃ᴗ˂)ﻭ]

Sighing lightly, Orion said with a faint smile, "Well, these past few days have truly been fruitful, even if they were exhausting. Anyway, now that I’ve finally relaxed, I should take a look at that book I found in the ruins. With all the excitement, I nearly forgot about it."

Lumi enthusiastically nodded, her tiny avatar appearing in his Sea of Consciousness with sparkling eyes,

[Yes, yes! I almost forgot too! We only glanced briefly at it before, but it didn’t seem like a spellbook or anything similar.]

Feeling curious, Orion reached into his spatial ring and carefully retrieved the mysterious book.

The cover seemed like a normal mortal leather cover with an unassuming appearance, sitting up on the bed, he flipped open the first page, eyes focusing intently on the neatly written title: [Journal of a Traveler].

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