Transmigrating into a dragon clan experimental subject, is that even possible?

Caesar's words offered Lu Mingfei a sliver of comfort, but a heavy sense of oppression still lingered in his heart. The chosen one? Perhaps, but faced with such immense and irresistible power, he always felt like an insignificant pawn, vulnerable to being drawn into its clutches and unable to extricate himself.

“The battles to come will be even more complex,” Tian suddenly stopped and turned around, his gaze piercing through everyone like a knife. “The power of the dragons is not just physical strength; they possess wisdom and strategy beyond our comprehension. We must be prepared for a deeper level of competition.”

Chu Zihang nodded. He had already understood this point. "The runes and ancient powers possessed by the Hermes family may only be the tip of the iceberg. The essence of the dragon race is not just the revival of power; they are planning a greater revival."

Looking at each of their faces, Lu Mingfei suddenly felt out of place. Everyone's expression was so resolute; even Caesar's flippancy concealed a deep determination. And he, despite countless battles, still couldn't shake off that lingering fear.

"What are you thinking about?" Tian asked coldly, his gaze fixed on Lu Mingfei's face, as if he could see through his hesitation at a glance.

Lu Mingfei lowered his head and gently bit his lip. "I just feel that, facing such a powerful enemy, do we have a chance to win?"

"Yes." Tian's answer was concise and powerful, without any hesitation, as if it were an undeniable fact. "We don't need to doubt the outcome, we just need to fight as hard as we can."

Caesar chuckled and patted Lu Mingfei on the shoulder. "You know, Mingfei, sometimes that's how battles are. Overthinking will only make you fight worse. Trust us, as long as we're together, we'll always find a way to deal with these guys."

Lu Mingfei looked up at Caesar's confident face and suddenly felt a glimmer of hope. Perhaps he didn't need to be the strongest, but as long as they were still together, as long as they could still fight side by side, maybe there was a chance.

"Thank you." Lu Mingfei took a deep breath, gripped his weapon tightly again, and said with a resolute tone.

"No need for thanks," Tian said calmly, turning his gaze to the distant sky. "The real battle has only just begun."

The wind grew increasingly piercing, and dark clouds churned on the horizon, as if the end of the world was about to arrive. Yet, they remained steadfast, pressing forward, ready to face the storm to come.

As the four-person team quickened their pace, the dark clouds on the horizon grew thicker, as if threatening to engulf the entire world. The wind whipped dust across the ground, and the surrounding trees swayed precariously in the gale, emitting mournful cries. The outline of Kassel College gradually came into view ahead, but this time, the atmosphere at the college seemed unusual.

As Lu Mingfei gazed at the distant academy, a sudden sense of unease rose within him. Although he had experienced many dangerous missions, he had never had such a strong premonition, as if an even greater crisis awaited them.

“We’ve arrived,” Tian said calmly, his gaze still sharp. “Prepare for a new battle.”

Caesar gazed in the direction of the academy, a slight smile playing on his lips. "Kassel College is such a troublesome place. Every time we return, new troubles await us."

Chu Zihang gripped his knife tightly, his gaze grave. "The power of the Dragon Clan has begun to spread, and the academy may be the next target. We must prepare our defenses immediately."

Lu Mingfei took a deep breath. Although he was still uneasy, he had decided not to back down. He knew that this battle was far from over, and the academy might be their last line of defense.

The four-person team quickly traversed the campus, the atmosphere more tense than ever. The usually bustling campus was now deserted and silent, with only occasional cadets rushing towards the command center, their faces filled with anxiety. An invisible pressure hung over the entire academy, as if everyone was waiting for something terrible to happen.

"Norma, how's the academy?" Tian directly connected to the Norma system, and a mechanical voice quickly rang in his ears.

“The academy is on high alert,” Norma calmly replied. “Abnormal fluctuations are occurring simultaneously at sealing points around the world, and the dragons’ resurgence is happening much faster than we anticipated. The professors are urgently deploying defensive measures at the command center.”

"The Dragon Clan's revival plan is in full swing," Tian said in a deep voice, his gaze growing increasingly cold. "The Hermes family is also assisting them. Time is running out."

They quickly arrived at the academy's command center, which was a hive of activity. Professors paced back and forth, their expressions grave. On the large screen, red alerts flashed continuously at sealing points around the world, clearly indicating that the dragons' power had begun its full-scale infiltration. Tension and anxiety were etched on everyone's face, as if the end of the world was imminent.

"You're back." The academy head stood before the command platform, his sharp gaze sweeping over them. "How did the mission go?"

“We destroyed the guardian of the sealing point, but the Hermes family has also intervened. The dragon's resurgence plan is far more complicated than we imagined,” Tian reported succinctly, a cold light flashing in his golden eyes.

The academy dean nodded slightly, his brow furrowed. "The sealing systems worldwide are collapsing, and the power of the dragons has begun to fully awaken. We must take immediate action to stop their resurgence plan."

The professors quickly came up with an action plan: the academy's defenses would be fully mobilized, and all hybrid warriors would be deployed to sealing points around the world in an attempt to stop the spread of dragon power.

"The problem is, we simply don't have enough manpower to defend all the sealing points," a professor said anxiously, a hint of helplessness in his eyes.

“We have mobilized all available resources, but the resurgence of the dragons has exceeded our expectations,” another professor added, his voice filled with a desperate sense of urgency. “The sealing system will completely collapse within 24 hours, at which point the dragons around the world will awaken.”

“Time is running out.” The academy headmaster’s gaze was heavy, clearly aware of the gravity of the situation. “If the dragons fully recover, we will be powerless to stop them.”

"What should we do?" Chu Zihang asked calmly, his eyes revealing the determination of a soldier.

"We must do everything in our power to protect the remaining sealing points and prevent the full awakening of the dragons' power," the academy headmaster said in a deep voice. "The sealing points around the world need support, but the most critical sealing points must be your personal responsibility."

He paused, then pointed to several red markers on the screen. "These sealing points are located in the most dangerous areas in the world. Once they are breached, the core power of the dragon race will be completely unsealed. You are the strongest fighting force in the academy, and you must be responsible for the most dangerous missions among them."

"Understood." Tian's gaze was firm, his golden eyes flashing with a cold light. He knew this was their last chance.

Caesar chuckled and patted Tian on the shoulder. "Looks like our adventure is about to escalate."

Lu Mingfei stood silently to the side, the pressure mounting within him. The loss of the seal meant the collapse of the world, and they had to shoulder the responsibility of preventing the dragons' resurgence. He knew he couldn't escape it, but the fear in his heart remained.

"Get ready, a much bigger battle is about to begin," Tian said coldly, his gaze sharp as a knife, already prepared to face anything.

The professors continued busily setting up defenses, and alarms blared throughout the academy as the dragons' power quietly approached.

The air in the command center grew increasingly tense as the professors paced anxiously in front of the tactical screens. On the massive displays, red alarm markers flashed continuously at the sealing points in different areas. These markers weren't just cold data; they represented every battlefield against the dragons. Behind each flash lay the blood and lives of countless hybrid warriors desperately protecting their territory.

"The Dragon Clan's revival plan has accelerated," an elderly professor said slowly, his voice tinged with helpless weariness. "We never anticipated it would be so rapid. The simultaneous collapse of seal points worldwide means that the Dragon Clan now has a unified command system."

Another professor immediately added, his anxiety even more pronounced, "The Hermes family didn't just assist the dragons; they must have been preparing behind the scenes for a long time, manipulating the global rune system and looking for an opportunity to shake all the seals. We don't even know how they did it."

“This is far more complicated than we imagined.” Tian’s voice was calm and firm, his eyes fixed on the constantly flashing red dot on the screen. “The cooperation between the Dragon Clan and the Hermes family has reached a deep level; it is by no means a simple resurrection ritual.”

Lu Mingfei stood to the side, his heart filled with confusion and heaviness. Although this wasn't the first time he had faced the threat of the dragons, the current situation was no longer as simple as the resurgence of a few dragons. The simultaneous failure of the global sealing system meant that the power of the dragons was rapidly awakening, and their battles were no longer confined to the academy.

“The professors’ analysis is correct,” Tian continued, his tone carrying a cold insight. “The Hermes family began studying runes hundreds of years ago and even had close contact with the dragons. The dragons’ revival plan should have quietly begun at that time, and they have used countless resources and time to prepare for this moment.”