Lord of the Time: I Can Reincarnate Infinitely

Chapter 202 202 Dragon Fest

After completing his training and ability development in the morning. Not once did he skip a practice... It was already part of his daily life. He did everything needed to do in the afternoon, such as reporting to David about the completion of his mission with the royal army and the progress of the royal army on Operation: Clean Up.

It could be said that the progress of the mission was now 70%. There is only a small group of Apokalips on the corners that are least explored. Caleb estimated that it would take another before the progress would reach 100% and fully eliminate the dregs. After all, it was harder to track small groups of Apokalips that were now actively hiding from soldiers than before, where they would deliberately find trouble against the soldiers and retaliate.

Most Apokalips, even the lower tier ones, had the IQ of children. They wouldn't just stupidly fight against soldiers when their kind was gradually being wiped out.

The vibrant atmosphere of Haiyuan Dragon Street in District 2 filled the air as Caleb, Kidd, Rozho, and Rekka strolled through the lively festival of flowers. The district was adorned with colorful blossoms, creating a picturesque scene that captivated the senses.

Stalls lined the streets, offering a variety of exquisite flowers and ornate decorations. The sweet fragrance of blooming blossoms wafted through the air, enticing festival-goers to explore the myriad of attractions.

"Isn't this amazing?" Kidd exclaimed, his eyes sparkling with excitement as he admired the intricate floral displays. "Every year, they outdo themselves with the decorations."

Caleb nodded in agreement, taking in the spectacle around him. The streets were alive with energy, filled with families, couples, and groups of friends reveling in the festive ambiance. Traditional music is played in the background, enhancing the overall experience.

Rozho, always the observant one, pointed out, "Look at those lanterns! They're beautifully crafted. It's like walking through a dream."

Rekka, usually quiet, couldn't help but smile at the enchanting scene. "I've never seen anything like this. It's like stepping into another world."

As they continued their leisurely walk, they encountered street performers showcasing their talents. Acrobats twirled through the air, dancers gracefully moved to the rhythm of the music, and artists created intricate flower paintings. The festival seemed to bring out the best in the District 2 community.

Kidd, being the adventurous one, suggested, "Let's try some of the local treats! I heard they have these flower-inspired desserts that are to die for."

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Seated on the sidewalk, Caleb, Kidd, Rozho, and Rekka enjoyed the mouth-watering combination of mashed potatoes and ramen from the lively festival stall. The vendor, a friendly elderly man, noticed their enthusiasm and approached them with a warm smile.

"Ah, enjoying the Dragon Festival, are you?" the vendor asked, his eyes twinkling with pride.

Caleb nodded, a hint of curiosity in his eyes. "Dragon Festival? What's that about?"

The vendor's eyes gleamed with excitement as he began to recount the tale. "Legend has it that a mighty dragon once ruled our beloved city. For generations, it brought prosperity and protection. But, as the story goes, a brave founder of the royal family confronted the dragon and, after a fierce battle, succeeded in slaying the majestic beast."

He paused for effect, allowing the group to absorb the mythical narrative. Kidd, ever the enthusiast, chimed in, "So, the dragon was like the guardian of the city?"

The vendor nodded, "Exactly! The dragon was said to be the guardian and protector. Its heart, rumored to hold immense power, was hidden deep within the castle. A secret passed down from king to king, guarded through the ages."

Rozho, intrigued by the tale, leaned forward. "And what's the significance of the Dragon Festival?"

'I'll be damned! Dragons also exist in this world!? Hmmm... Well, it might just be some kind of Apokalips in a dragon's form though...'

Caleb theorized in his head.

The vendor chuckled, "The Dragon Festival is our way of honoring that ancient legend. It's a celebration of bravery, unity, and the enduring spirit of our city. The stalls, the flowers, the festivities—all of it pays tribute to the dragon that once soared our skies."

"Thanks for the information and the good food." Rozho bowed and looked at Johan and others. "Let's go. It would be a waste if we don't enjoy this festival to its fullest."

Just like that, the group roamed around the city with their heart's contents. They talked with the people about various trivia about the Dragon Festival. Even just the legends of the 2nd District. Caleb found himself more and more entertained. In the end, after their energy had been spent throughout the night. They went together to the hotel that they'd reserved in advance. This time, they slept together in one room.

Due to the long time they've spent in one wooden house. Caleb found that he was now comfortable with their company.

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Inside the room 202, Caleb scanned the room with his gaze.

The soft illumination from crystal chandeliers scattered an opulent glow across the expanse, highlighting the richness of its decor.

Expansive windows draped in regal curtains offered a panoramic view of the city's dazzling lights. The walls, adorned with ornate tapestries, spoke of a timeless elegance that harmonized with the contemporary furnishings. A plush carpet underfoot exuded a velvety softness, inviting Caleb to explore the luxuriously appointed space.

A grand mahogany desk, polished to perfection, held a curated collection of antique artifacts and a state-of-the-art laptop. The king-sized bed, adorned with silken sheets and plump pillows, promised a night of indulgent comfort.

Caleb's eyes traced the intricate patterns of a gold-framed mirror, reflecting his own image with a subtle nod to the sophistication of the surroundings. As he moved through the room, the subtle fragrance of exotic flowers wafted from a crystal vase strategically placed to enhance the sensory experience.

Approaching the window, Caleb drew back the curtains, unveiling a breathtaking vista of the city's skyline. The ambient glow from the carefully placed designer lights accentuated the room's opulence, casting a warm embrace over its occupant.

Settling into an intricately designed armchair, Caleb took in the surroundings, his mind momentarily liberated from the day's trials. The room's sumptuous aura enveloped him, offering a sanctuary for contemplation amidst the grandeur.