I, The Dragon Overlord Chapter 401 - Earth’s Holy Land of Magic

Near the coast of Scotland was a small rocky island with atypical geological formations. Its surface was barren and without any features but the occasional seagull which chose to perch on it, and it was so insignificant that it didn’t show up on most maps.

At that moment, a man with black hair and black eyes stepped on this island that no one had visited for probably more than a thousand years.

Standing on top of the Island's highest point, the man observed his surroundings and listened to the sound of the sea. As far as he could see, there was endless azure blue and the warm sea breeze blowing, creating a relaxing atmosphere.

“Hmm, the location of the island is good. The coast should be capable of docking small ships. Sea storms are also quite regular here and seem to be centered around the island in the middle when they occur.”

Louie rubbed his chin with his hand as he sensed the changing environment around him. With his godly abilities, it was easy to adapt to any environment. And in just a few seconds, he could understand the natural environment of the area by heart. This ability was equivalent to a thousand years of research and even better.

“The location is excellent and the natural environment satisfies my requirements. I did not expect to find such a place so easily.”

Louie took a deep breath and felt the salty smell of the sea breeze. On Earth, Louie was not able to directly extract the power of faith and convert it to divine power. In other words, Louie could not recharge, but now that he was a true god, the speed of conversion was much faster, allowing him to instantly recharge a lot by just returning to San Soliel.

“Excluding the power of faith, the power of order also exists on Earth. However, compared to San Soliel, the one on Earth is not as powerful as I imagined.”

Louie fell into deep thought. Based on what he knew, order should have been part of the basic rules of the universe. Chaos also existed, meaning that order and chaos were the fundamental components of everything. No matter what sy

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