Steam Western Fantasy: This werewolf is ridiculously strong!

The sound was like a vague whisper and disappeared quickly, making Glenn almost think he was hallucinating.

He turned to look at Daoof, only to see him nod slightly.

It seems that this guy named Jiabai is not very popular among the people present... Glenn turned his head and couldn't help but think so.

As the crowd retreated on their own initiative, a large open space immediately appeared at the scene, and tables, chairs and other items were also moved away.

Glenn and Gabai were the only ones left in the open space.

Daoof walked to the side of the Black Crow couple, raised his hand to cast a spell, and a layer of faint light film covered the open area.

Some people around were cheering loudly, and Tia was among them. She made a trumpet shape with her hand and shouted until her face was red and her neck was thick, as if she was unwilling to lose to others.

Glenn did a few stretching exercises, taking his time.

Jiabai swung his long tail, and his body suddenly became larger, as big as a car.

It looked down at him and said, "It's not too late to beg for mercy now. It will also save some face for Black Crow and Legila so they don't beat you too badly!"

Glenn didn't answer, but his leg muscles swelled and he stepped forward suddenly, reaching an extremely fast speed!

The right arm instantly turned into a wolf and suddenly grew larger, its proportions exaggerating to several times that of Glenn's body!

Jiabai didn't expect that the opponent would attack without hesitation, and at a speed beyond his expectations.

But it didn't panic. With the opponent's strength, it was impossible to break its scale armor defense...

boom--!

As soon as I thought of this, a sharp pain that seemed to tear it apart spread from my abdomen throughout my body!

Jiabai felt that his belly was almost squeezed and stuck to his back, and his head was buzzing.

Bang-!

The white dragonborn's body slammed heavily into the transparent protective film, almost deforming it!

How could it be... so... strong... When Jiabai's body fell to the ground, it only had time to have this thought before it lost consciousness.

Instant kill!

Some of the people who were expecting a protracted fight all changed their expressions, some were surprised, and some were shocked at Glenn's strength.

Black Crow looked at his wife, who seemed to say something.

After listening to this, Black Crow nodded expressionlessly.

"What a terrifying force! Did he just use the power of his transformed arm to launch such an attack? Isn't this the ability that a werewolf should have?"

Daoof frowned and analyzed without any clue.

In fact, this is also the result of Jia Bai underestimating the enemy.

If it had taken its opponent seriously from the beginning, Glenn would not have succeeded.

After all, it still had a lot of powerful dragon magic that it hadn't used, including one that greatly increased its defense, enough to help it barely take the blow.

However, there is no if.

The protective film disappeared, and several people carried Jiabai to the side, and someone provided treatment.

The rest of the people gathered around Glenn, praising and marveling at his strength.

The little maid squeezed in and grabbed Glenn's arm and refused to let go, as if she was afraid that someone would snatch her away.

Inevitably, someone would ask Glenn where he got his power, but he would not tell them and simply dismissed the question by saying it was his own secret.

Others won't be angry, and this reason is reasonable.

As the party was coming to an end, the guests who came to the birthday party said goodbye to the Black Crow couple and left one after another.

When there were only a few people left, Legila suddenly waved to Glenn, who was chatting with the tree elf, and said, "Mr. Glenn, come here."

Glenn interrupted the topic, came to Legila and the others, and asked in confusion: "What's the matter, Mrs. Legila?"

Tia and a few remaining guests also gathered over to see what was going on.

Legila looked at Daoof standing beside him and said, "You come and test Mr. Glenn's affinity for the light element."

"With pleasure, ma'am," Doof responded.

Is this... going to teach me magic!? ... Glenn thought excitedly.

"Don't be nervous, it's not painful." Daofu smiled kindly.

"I'm not nervous, but I'm a little excited. I've wanted to get in touch with magic for a long time." Glenn said with a wry smile.

"It's the same feeling I had when I first came into contact with magic when I was young." Doof said, and he stretched out his finger, with a faint glow at the tip of his finger, and pointed it at Glenn's chest.

Glenn didn't feel anything, but Doof showed a little surprise.

"The affinity for light elements is almost at around 90%. The specific number needs to be measured with tools, but it should be roughly the same."

These words immediately surprised the people around.

"Ninety percent, enough to be on par with some of the best apprentices in the top magic spires." said Daoof's wife.

"He is indeed a good candidate. He will receive very generous treatment if he registers at any magic spire."

Daoof nodded, agreeing with his wife.

The light element actually does not just refer to light, it also includes a series of positive elements such as fire, thunder, wind, water, etc.

The original owner knew this knowledge, but in Glenn's opinion, these classifications were not rigorous.

Just like the ancient Chinese believed that everything in the world is made up of five elements: gold, wood, water, fire and earth, they still did not conduct in-depth research on the nature of the elements.

Of course, this is a magical world, and perhaps it is really made up of these elements, but until he figures it out, Glenn maintains his opinion.

While Glenn was lost in thought, Doof was confused.

Although Glenn's talent is very good, it shouldn't be to the extent that Legila would specially ask him to come here for a test.

Did I miss something? ...Doof guessed.

At this time, Mrs. Legila suddenly spoke again, shocking everyone: "Daoof, test his affinity for dark elements again."

Daoof looked at Legila in surprise, as if to say, Are you kidding me?!

Dark elements? Could I learn dark magic? ... Glenn naturally had this thought.

"Lejila, you don't think..." Daoof's wife Meiko asked tentatively.

Legila did not answer, but looked at Daoof with a firm look.

The latter smiled bitterly, feeling that his years of knowledge were challenged, but he still raised his hand again.

This time, the fingertips were surrounded by black smoke and pointed at Glenn's chest.

After nearly a minute, Daofu still didn't move, only his hands were shaking slightly.

Everyone had an absurd guess in their mind.

"Daof, dear, are you okay?" Mei Ke walked forward and asked worriedly.

The fingers that were resting on Glenn's chest moved away tremblingly, and Daofu's body softened and he almost fell to the ground.

Fortunately, someone nearby supported him in time.

"What did you find?" someone asked impatiently.

Daoof's eyes were filled with a look of shattered worldview. He said slowly, "The affinity for dark elements... is also around 90%..."

Everyone gasped.

According to everyone's common sense, if the affinity for light elements is ninety, then the affinity for dark elements should only be ten to twenty, but Glenn broke this common sense.

As everyone was shocked, something seemed wrong with what Daoof said. His body never stopped shaking and his eyes were full of confusion.

This old magician, who had always been calm and composed in the past, looked so embarrassed for the first time.

His wife was not much better. Her eyes were dull and she kept thinking about what her husband had just said:

The affinity for dark elements is also around 90 percent.