Life is tough, so Honglong resorts to performing?

Chapter 33 Letter
But to Loren's surprise, Maurice replied to him.

Although the reply seemed to convey a less than pleasant signal.

The Archdruid wanted to see him in person.

Just in the last two days, by Lorenzo, at the time and place.

"Tsk, still haven't convinced me?"

Loren shook his head, somewhat disappointed despite having anticipated it.

Yesterday's interaction with the Druid gave Loren a deeper understanding of the Druid profession.

Therefore, Loren felt that his previous views might have been somewhat inaccurate.

Based on some of Morris's previous views, Loren can know that:

This archdruid most likely belongs to a faction that holds the view of distinguishing white dragons from other intelligent dragon species.

Because Maurice mentioned this point during his conversation with Loren.

And it was mentioned very quickly, which is noteworthy.

Their faction clearly harbored resentment towards intelligent dragons like Loren, who received federal subsidies.

You're not animals, so why do you need protection?

If the other party is willing to agree, then they will not meet with Loren.

Out of sight, out of mind; who wants to create trouble for themselves?

No matter how much the federal government promotes racial equality... it's something that hasn't yielded much success.

The other party is most likely considering, persuading, or even threatening you to give up voluntarily.

Considering the profound impression the previous druid lady had left on him, Loren found it perfectly normal that Morris couldn't persuade a grand druid.

Even so, Loren was still somewhat disappointed.

"I have to do it myself."

Loren began to ponder how to win over the great druid he had never met.

The same rhetoric used to persuade Maurice would not work to persuade a druid.

After all, Maurice was a businessman, at most a businessman with some ideals.

Businessmen value revenue, and a clever dragon would be very useful for a zoo's revenue.

But the Archdruid, well, he probably really dislikes Loren's kind of cleverness.

He would think that Loren, in this way, occupied the place of a dragon, a sub-dragon, a hybrid, a dragon beast, etc., that truly needed help.

Why does it have to be that red dragon that was mentioned for the same thing?
As long as we work hard, we can also achieve the vision he spoke of!

When the dragon that doesn't need help occupies a spot, the world loses the spot occupied by a dragon that needs help!
Betrayal? What does a little bit of faith matter when more lives are saved?
Loren will most likely be able to reconstruct the offensive and defensive play between the opponent and Morris, although it may not be entirely accurate, but that's roughly how it went.

There is such a chasm between a businessman with dreams who has made money and a true idealist.

"My head hurts."

Loren scratched his smooth dragon head, but quickly changed his expression with a smile.

"Luckily, I hooked up with a super rich woman, otherwise you really would have stopped me."

Denise, Denise Leaf Shadow, the wood elf lady he saved, will be the one to break his deadlock.

Loren's original backup plan was to gain fame by faking accidents with gangsters.

When faced with bad situations, they resort to moral blackmail to manipulate public opinion.

This was to forcefully establish their presence in the zoo.

In order to prevent the zoo from collapsing due to public opinion, the other party will definitely agree.

Considering the other party's moral standards, even after settling in, they are unlikely to make things too difficult for me.

To paraphrase a saying from a past life, a virtuous person can be deceived by reason.

Yes, it's shameless, it's despicable.

But so what? I'm a born evil red dragon brat!

But now, what about morality? Public opinion?
These things have no influence whatsoever compared to that wood elf lady.

Considering the other party is a Druid, and the one staying at the Emerald Leaf Rare Zoo is a Grand Druid starting at Tier 3, even if the two don't know each other, they've at least made an appearance. As long as they establish some connection with that person, and the big shot reveals a little something, the evil red dragon imp won't need to do much to get a new, free place to live with meals included.

Besides, I earned this position through my own hard work!
This is the future I envisioned, the contract I designed with others, and the result of my hard work and dedication!

My survival! Why should it give way to your justice!

For once, the red dragon was somewhat angry, and two sparks shot out from its nostrils.

Whether in his past life or this one, his past career in sales has made Loren accustomed to guessing and understanding others.

He always puts himself in other people's shoes, tries to find their weaknesses, and then wins them over to close the deals and make some money.

This is the law of survival, and he's used to it.

Therefore, Loren was able to understand Maurice's situation.

He could also guess the high druid's thoughts and ideas, which might be slightly off, but roughly correct.

Loren understands others in the world according to the situation; he always handles things with ease, like a nimble fish swimming in water.

But is it possible that fish don't actually like water?

The fish might prefer to fly; it wants to leap over the dragon gate, and it wants others to understand it, not the other way around.

Not to mention, he's a dragon now.

A red dragon species known throughout the world for its stereotypical image of greed and tyranny.

Just like a fierce tiger lying in a desolate hill, concealing its claws and teeth and enduring hardship.

"Tonight at six o'clock, Black Stone BBQ, run by the Ogre in the Lower City. See you there. If you're not serious, we can part ways."

After Loren finished editing the message and replied to Morris, he tossed the magic crystal terminal aside and ignored it.

He arrived at the pile of magic crystal ore below in his dragon form, stood on all fours, and casually breathed out a mouthful of fire, igniting a patch of grass.

Only an idiot druid would like these kinds of plants; they're just annoying to look at!

Then, with the cracking of bones and the flow of a large amount of magic, Loren stood up on two legs.

With his wings folded behind him, he extended his front claws and assumed a fighting stance.

As a weapon master who can wield any weapon at will, Loren's body is his most powerful and sophisticated weapon.

Furthermore, Polymorph is the spell he is most familiar with, having been with him for over a decade. This form before him is his strongest form.

"The Dragon's Legacy, my lineage, the True Dragon Warrior."

This is the dragon lineage of a true dragon monk who has mastered the existence of ki.

The fact that this person could leave a mark on the dragon's legacy clearly indicates that he was once a prominent figure among the dragons.

However, Loren was unable to find any information about the other party, as the establishment of the Federation resulted in the loss of some records.

In fact, Loren suspected that this person was very likely one of his own ancestors; otherwise, how could such a biased and self-serving thing have been stuffed into the Dragon Legacy?
It shouldn't be in the heritage of other Red Dragons, right?

Fortunately, Loren was not interested in his doctrines or anything like Qi. He replaced Qi with magic. What he was interested in was only the opponent's close-combat techniques.

Fists, claws, wings, tail, and feet—five chapters, five sets of martial arts techniques, each of which can be used in combination to maximize the strength and utilization of the true dragon's body.

"Then, let's get started."

A piece of raw ore was tossed into the sky by Loren.

"First move, Fist Shatter."

　To date, I have not deleted any posts or comments, nor have I banned anyone, and I really enjoy interacting with everyone.

　　But as more and more readers came in, some of the comments became increasingly inexplicable, leaving me completely baffled.

　　No, in all the stories derived from the D&D system, isn't it illogical for a universally recognized evil red dragon to be naturally discriminated against?

　　Although my story doesn't have much to do with D&D, in my story, dragons are generally perceived as extremely wealthy, and the protagonist is even stingy, so it's normal for them to be treated differently...

　　I'm considering deleting some posts and replies to avoid affecting readers' reading experience.

　　Please vote now, everyone. After all, you are the readers who have been following this book closely, and your reading experience will determine whether this book can advance in the trial phase.

　　1. You can delete or ban users depending on the situation.

　　2. Just leave it there and say whatever you want; they won't come in to see anyway.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)