I, The Dragon Overlord Chapter 635 - Creatures Crossing Time and Space

"The Hound of Tindalos?"

Smith, upon hearing Park Jung-chul's words, was momentarily stunned. He quickly turned to the experts on the side.

The Cthulhu Mythos researcher immediately explained, "The Hound of Tindalos is a dimensional creature that can freely traverse time and space. It's said that these monsters are immortal. Once they detect another being in a different space or time, they will relentlessly pursue, crossing one time and space boundary after another until they completely kill their prey!"

"It is a creature that ensures its prey never escapes once it begins its pursuit. Nothing gets in the way of its hunt!"

"Traverse time and space?"

Upon hearing these words, Smith took a sharp intake of breath. It sounded too exaggerated. Jumping straight to a creature that could traverse time and space? How on earth could one fight something like that?

Seeing Smith's shock, the expert tried to reassure him, "Traveling through time is just one characteristic of the Hound of Tindalos. In reality, these dimensional creatures aren't as overwhelmingly powerful as you might think. They certainly can't compare to those true gods and evil gods."

The expert's attempt at reassurance was meaningless to Smith. If this creature wasn't as powerful as a god, then all was good. The Korean man, Park Jung-chul, would have died long ago if it were.

"But it’s interesting that the methods to summon such a creature are recorded in that book. If we can master those methods, capture one of these hounds, and study how it traverses time and space..."

At this point, Smith's excitement rose momentarily. However, he quickly calmed himself down, stopping his thoughts from running wild.

‘Haven't we done enough risky things in the United States? Let's focus on the current situation!’

"Park Jung-chul, tell me, where is that hound? Why can't we see it?"

"It's right here, right here! If you want to see it... fine, fine, I'll let you see it!"

Park Jung-chul, bound to the restraint chair, writhed and shouted wildly. Upon hearing Smith's w

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