Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 515.1: The Important Thing Is That I Love You (1)

Transcendents were known for their strong constitutions in the Sia Continent, possessing strength, speed, burst power, and endurance far superior to those of ordinary humans.

With that being said, there were finer classifications within transcendents, whereby each transcendent had their own strengths and weaknesses. This was determined by various factors such as their field of specialization and, in particular, their bloodline.

The differences that could be brought about by one’s bloodline were massive.

Kurt’s Giant Bloodline granted him supreme strength that allowed him to ram down droves of enemies. Wilhelmina’s Dragon Bloodline excelled in all physical attributes, and that made her a terrifying foe to face off with in a one-on-one confrontation.

In comparison, Stuart and Charlotte were much more pitiful.

Stuart was the handyman whom everyone fought to team up with. His eye-related skills were an asset for field missions, particularly for scouting and detection purposes. However, when it came to physical brawls, he was doomed to get beaten up most of the time.

It was the same for Charlotte. Her physical resilience was unfortunately weakened by the debuff from her High Elf Bloodline, which was why her ancestors had researched powerful equipment such as the Golden Soul to make up for their weaknesses.

Unfortunately for her, the Golden Soul couldn’t be employed for battles on the bed.

At daybreak, the Diamond Rivière Convoy awoke to the first snow of winter. Feeling refreshed after a night of rest, they swiftly finished up their preparations before resuming the journey.

In the dining room, Roel and Charlotte were having breakfast together.

In defiance of dining conventions, the two of them weren’t formally seated face-to-face as they ought to be. Instead, Charlotte was sitting on Roel’s lap with her head leaning against his chest while the latter slowly fed her. It was almost as if they had returned to half a month ago when Charlotte was still severely ill.

What was different from usual was the absence of their usua

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