Demi-human Girls Completion Manual - Chapter 735: 130.

Chapter 735: 130.

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However, thanks to the route to the mountain summit planned in advance by the Schwali Scholar Balzac, their journey had been relatively smooth. Along the way, he and Valentina passed through several primeval forests deep in the Snow Mountains, saw a few magical creatures unique to Sema Snow Mountain, and discovered quite a few ruins built by the demi-human race in the past.

After all, the Phoenix Species had been around for several thousand years, so after the passage of time, these ruins had either been completely covered by wind and snow or had turned into broken walls and remnants. The most common type of ruins were sections of upward stairs, broken into several pieces, which could be divided into two kinds; one was a set of giant stairs, each step two meters high, and the other was the normal-stair type for humans to use.

It was not hard to guess that during the era of the Phoenix’s existence, the demi-humans at the foot of the Snow Mountains climbed these uneven stairs for several days and nights to pay homage to the Phoenix. Unfortunately, these stairs were now completely abandoned and offered very little help to Fisher and Valentina.

“Fisher… hah… hah… take a quick look beside you… those are clouds that you can touch with your hand.”

As Fisher and Valentina’s altitude increased, the air above them became thinner and thinner. Fisher felt nothing unusual; after all, even breathing underwater, ten times more difficult than this, was an experience he had endured. On the other hand, Valentina on his back was panting hard, needing to gasp for a long while after speaking each sentence.

She reached out her hand to touch the clouds beside her, then slowly withdrew it. Although it was impossible to grasp a cloud in the palm of her hand, she still happily clung to Fisher’s neck. Afterward, she turned her head to take a look at the surroundings wrapped in mist and, after recalling roughly the area, she exclaimed in surprise,

“Wait, aren’t we about to get to the place mentioned on the scroll?”

Fisher nodded, his stride still steady,

“If the route Balzac planned is correct, we’ll soon be at the foot of the Wutong Tree.”

“That’s fast. I’ve heard that even well-equipped mountaineering teams need at least half a month to climb Sema Snow Mountain, but you, without any equipment and carrying me, made it in three days…”

Valentina stretched out her hand, pinched Fisher’s pectoral muscles a bit out of surprise, then withdrew her little hand with a flushed face. If it weren’t for Fisher’s distinct biological characteristics and the occasional look as if he wanted to devour her, Valentina would truly suspect he was a mechanically disguised person.

“Not at all, this brat is already about Eleventh Rank. He could run while dragging trains made by humans with one hand. You’re such a small figure that you probably wouldn’t even get stuck in his teeth.”

“Emhardt…”

Valentina, her face reddening, glared at Emhardt, who had started making suggestive remarks again. The Book Knight simply yawned, showing no intention to engage with her. It was Fisher who had to speak up to make the stern-looking book quiet down and stop talking. In these few days, Valentina had come to understand many of the terms they used, such as “Rank.” It was only now that she suddenly remembered and asked,

“By the way, you all have been talking about ‘Ranks’ these past few days. May I ask, how high are the Phoenix’s Ranks?”

Emhardt’s body shone with a surge of golden light before he addressed Valentina,

“Without considering other abilities, they are roughly between Ninth to Twelfth Rank, somewhat similar to the Whale-men in the sea, and a bit higher than the Dragon-man Species of the South Continent. However, the Phoenix King and her three children might be of the Mythical Rank, otherwise, I really can’t think of how they could have overcome the Chaos Species. Could it be due to the Holy Objects gifted to them by the Holy Descendants?”

Valentina’s mouth fell open, and only then did she realize that Fisher was already as formidable as the legendary Phoenix. If she herself were a Phoenix, could she become stronger one day too?

After all, she didn’t want to spend her life always being carried by Fisher like this; she wanted to become stronger, at least not as useless as she was now.

However, as if seeing through Valentina’s thoughts, Emhardt smacked his lips and added,

“But then, Ranks are an artificial consideration factor created by Ancient Humans to avoid danger; they are actually very inaccurate. The higher the Rank of a creature, the less contact they have with humans. Therefore, their assessments of these races are very vague, only able to differentiate roughly by levels… And besides, I don’t know whether your Mixed Blood kind can achieve the same Rank as the Phoenix Species. If Mixed Bloods could match the Phoenix’s Rank, by logic, the Turand Family shouldn’t have been able to capture the Moon Princess’s descendants…”

“We’re here.”

As Emhardt pondered, Fisher’s steps suddenly halted, causing him to sway and float into mid-air. Shaking his head, he looked ahead and saw that they had crossed through the clouds they encountered on their way to reach the highest point of a mountain peak. Floating in front of the peak was a gentle drift of clouds, morphing the vaguely visible distant mountain ranges into indistinct shadows.

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