Master Of None

"Midnight, if you rush ahead that fast then you will end up there before everyone." Walker pretended to reprimand Midnight, but everyone knew that he was just fine watching her and the hatchlings rush toward the coliseum they had been in before.

"Following your rules in your village still strikes me as odd. Many others are walking around the streets and you can act so casual." Ignus had not begun to feel comfortable in the least about how they were moving through Genesis. If he were walking within his village many would stop to pay respects or move out of his way.

"This is how it should be. Just because someone does something for the city doesn't mean that every citizen should worship them. We are the very same as everyone else. Equals that can work together for a better future." Walker had already used this line a few times but now it felt like he was just repeating himself.

"There are those who pay respects though, they wave to you constantly." Mordant had noticed this very quickly. Anyone that had guided him or been with him so far had received such waves. He quickly gathered that this was the same as the dragonkin that would offer bows to him. Along with this, there was also the fact that some gossiped about the things that Walker and his party had done.

"You may have started to notice, but here, he is revered by all of them. Even those that have not been helped personally see him and speak about what he has done. Our dragonkin just know our power and standing. I would not mind seeing respect come To dragons as a whole" Mordant made a point to whisper this to Ignus. The idea would take many efforts from many dragons. If every race could have more developed respect for the dragon race, then it would be a major improvement.

"There are way more people here than I thought there would be. Remey said we have seats set up for you to watch though. Want to take the short route? Midnight and the hatchlings are already being helped by some of the alchemy guild staff." Walker pointed out the guards and alchemy guild staff guiding them inside.

"What do you have…" Mordant Watched Walker smirk and stepped in to the air.

"You two are dragons with dragonkin forms. I know you can use your wings to fly unlike other dragonkin with wings. So, let's take a shortcut." This would not be allowed if it was anyone else. There was a separate place for the demi-human and harpies to fly to and enter the coliseum. However, Walker could guide the two royal dragons to their seats because they were special guests of Genesis.

The sight of them traveling through the air to a section of seating marked with clear names made a decent number of eyes focus on them. "So you wanted a grand entrance." Ignus didn't mock Walker too much for this but found it somewhat amusing.

"Of course I did. How else would we come? I have to show off the guests we have. You could go and sit with the other representatives present if you want?" Walker raised an eyebrow at the pair since he was also pointing out the section of seating for the Genesis representatives. Many were waiting patiently to see the first day of competition.

"That sounds much better. They may have unique insights on such an event." Mordant was already moving, leaving Ignus behind. Therefore, Ignus reacted by moving as well. Walker made a simple motion to a staff member. He had planned this out perfectly. Now the two would choose to bond with the Genesis representative more.

"I will leave you two and start helping out Remey. She is going to be announcing the start at any moment now." Walker looked around the many smaller battle arenas. They had been separated in to these smaller arenas so that multiple battles could go on at once. For this case, it was so multiple levels of the alchemy competition could be done at once.

"Walker, there you are. I thought you would end up talking over there forever. I am about to announce things. Just wait here with the mages who are going to be patrolling with you. Some alchemists and herbalists might join you too." Remey was wearing her best clothing made specifically for the alchemy guild.

"Let's quiet down!" The shout was made louder by some rune formations that the dwarves had created for announcements. The crystals attached could enhance the sounds made around them as long as enough mana was fed in to them. Remey was not acting overly polite to make her announcements today.

"This is the first ever alchemy competition hosted by the alchemy guild! The new members and aspiring members will have a certain time limit to produce a certain potion. Those in the advanced competitions will have a chance to win a better herb, mentorship, or even new equipment! Those that can perform the best of the best will have the chance to become instructors within the guild!" This surprised many in the crowd since it was a strange way for the instructors to be chosen.

"Furthermore, there are herbalist growing and identification competitions ongoing for the exact same rewards. I thank the adventurers guild for the work they put in to ensure we have many herbs prepared. That is why there will be free classes on proper herb harvesting for any adventurers guild members from today on!" This received a massive roar of approval.

"Now, I can't explain all the rules without my fellow guild masters. The two at my sides are master alchemists of high respect that many of you have met." Remey waved for Trish and the old master alchemist to come forward to continue the introduction of the event.

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