Chapter 57 - Saving Dragon City
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I, The Dragon Overlord Chapter 57 - Saving Dragon City

While Earth’s technology did not have the unpredictability and flexibility of San Soliel’s magic systems, underestimating it would be extremely foolish. Earth’s weapons in particular were extremely potent. Paired with human cruelty and ingenuity, these arms could unleash destruction on near-impossible scales.

Louie’s railgun was based on one of these weapons, and it was as strong as a powerful legendary spell in San Soliel.

In San Soliel, legendary rank mages would need to perform countless preparation and invest significant resources to release a single legendary spell. Moreover, there was a limited number of legendary rank mages in the world. After casting such destructive magic, they would have to rest before being able to do so again.

On the other hand, technology only required one to master its principles. As long as they could afford it, they could fire weapons that were comparable to legendary spells almost continuously, which was impossible for a legendary rank mage to do.

The destructive power of Earth’s technology that relied on science was absolutely unbelievable to those ‘barbarians’ in the world of San Soliel. If the Gods did not appear and force Earth’s civilization to engage in an all-out war with San Soliel, then San Soleil would definitely lose.

Gods were the outside factor in all this. They were so incredible that Earth’s civilization would have to crumble before them. Even the Terran Civilization could barely resist them.

Louie’s [Labyrinth] spell was only a high-ranked spell, not a legendary spell. Louie himself could not guarantee how much damage it could handle. Perhaps it could block two missiles, but if the United States of America went all out and fired hundreds of missiles, then it would definitely be destroyed.

He was now doing everything he could for the food on the freighter. If it were to sink, then his plans would be foiled and all his theatrics would come to naught. Furthermore, the world would learn more about the limits of magic, and countries might gain more confidence in defeatin

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