Part 37

**Part 37** is the thirty-seventh part of the Karsearin: The Biography of the Super Dragon.

## Plot

He says it's weird. He asks in surprise. Arin tilts his head as if puzzled, waiting for Ifrit's next words. He asks the young dragon how he summoned him. He wonders he came to himself but what he's talking about. He replies that just called as if he wanted anyone to come, and he puts it on the bonfire,, and just mumbles,, In response to Arin's answer, Ifrit has a look of incredulity and thought for a moment, while Gabein is trembling beside him. It would have been too harsh to have this poor elementalist deal with the existence of the spirit king twice a day. Although Gabein is a fearless veteran mercenary, it will be difficult to bear the fear of the king of spirits as long as he is a spirit sign. As long as he is human. Whether Gabein is trembling or not, Arin and Ifrit are watching their affairs without paying any attention to them. He asks if he was able to summon Ifrit, the Spirit King of Flames who supports himself and a part of the Four Seasons, without even knowing the existence of the object he is summoning. He says he was able to summon him. Arin is thinking, he's here because he was able to call him. He wonders what the problem is. He wanted a spirit, so he summoned a spirit, and ifrit appeared and asked him for spirits, and he gave them to him. He has the spirit he wants, so Arin doesn't need Ifrit any more, so they split up. Is there no problem? It's a pity that he gave them to him, so if he's coming to take it back, right? Hehe, he's sure there's something like the king of the spirits trying to be like cheap,,,,,,,,,, Arin standing alone with these and other thoughts. He says he can’t do this,, um,,, but,,,, Ifrit hesitates for a while, then raises his head and looks directly at Arin. He says it's incomprehensible and orders the young dragon to go back to the main body. He says as he said before, he can't polymorph now. He tells if so,, he is going to how to find out. He says he's sorry to the Flame Spirit King, but he doesn't understand what he's trying to do. Gabein's still a little trembling, but much calmer than before, a voice is heard, and Ifrit turns his head. He would rather talk to a human chosen by a spirit than this ignorant little dragon, so he asks him what this young dragon has done to him as if he had called him. For a moment, Gabein's expression hardened for a moment. It's an expression of contemplation on what to explain. A stuttering voice comes from Gabein's mouth. He says to the Spirit King of the Flame that he will tell him about it.

In the end, Gabein tells Ifrit in great detail about Arin's skit, the story of how he murmured while warming a bonfire and crawled into the blanket after being given him noogie. Even the parts where Arin coughed once while basking in the bonfire, or rubbed his hands on the hem of his clothes in shock by putting his hands too close to the flames... realizes one thing. He thinks he pretends to be blunt and he's seen everything. It's Gabein who pretended not to be interested and spit out only blunt words while sharpening a knife. But it turns out that he is taking care of Arin so meticulously. He is Arin, who is suddenly feeling a little better. After all, it must have been an action that had nothing to do with the fact that there was no consciousness or action in communication with the spirit, and that it had nothing to do with this unknown situation. Gabein, who had been talking with all his heart and passion, beckoning to useless noises, stops talking with a shy expression. He asks what's the problem. In response to Arin's question, which is half-tired and half-drowsy, Ifrit contorts his face a little and responds. He says the problem is that such a young dragon could call himself. Ifrit tells Arin with his serious expression that he can call him something, with something like that, the same thing, that it's not a simple matter to end with the same words, thanks to this, he can also notice that something is very wrong. He asks him to elaborate on it. He says to put it simply,,, he could never call himself, and he just went without realizing it before,,, no matter how much a dragon is, he cannot deal with spirits until he reaches adulthood, and besides, when he becomes the king of spirits, a worm-class dragon that is over 2000 years old is possible, moreover, even the worms cannot summon their own ego, they simply summon their own power to work, and it is impossible to fully reveal themselves to the human world as it is now, unless it is an ancient-class dragon, and summons a spirit king in addition to dragons, the only race that can do it is elves,, is that even possible with a high elf, but he summoned him perfectly, he opened the gates of the spirit world quite naturally, not knowing who he was calling. He says it's not that simple at all. He says it means that he has now brilliantly disregarded the laws of the spirit world.

In the end, Ifrit disappears like before. After all, there is no way that anything that could be a clue to the answer comes out of Arin's mouth if he has to stay any longer. Thanks to this, all the bonfires Gabein had gathered and burned were burnt down again, and Gabein, as an elementalist, curses the spirit king in a ruthless way, bows down and starts collecting branches for the fourth bonfire. Arin also crawls back into his own blanket. He really desperately wants him to get some sleep. He thinks that today is a great day,, because it was the night,, the Spirit King and the dragon were together. Gabein gathers branches and makes a bonfire again, then goes back to his bed, near the tree stump, leans back to sleep, murmurs and Arin also sleeps in blanket. If Ifrit appeared again in this part, Arin and Gabein's expressions would have been quite noticeable, but fortunately, the bonfire is quiet this time, so they can fall asleep comfortably.

## Characters

* Ifrit
* Karsearin
* Gabein Kirk

## Ability Used

* Karsearin
	+ Spirit Summoning

## Adaptation Difference

### Webtoon

In internet novel and web novel, it reveals that Ifrit is summoned again, But in webtoon, it is omitted.

## See Also

* Karsearin: Adventures of a Red Dragon (Web Novel) - Chapter 19
* Karsearin: Adventures of a Red Dragon (Webtoon) - Episode 21