I am a wicked dragon, and you want me to fall into goodness?

Her dragon breath glands throbbed violently in her throat, and golden mist carrying a scorching heat seeped from between her teeth; her breath was already poised to be unleashed.

"Have you been hoping for my death all along? So that if I'm dead, no one will stop you from doing all sorts of evil?"

Her voice was shrill and sharp: "I'm telling you, you filthy reptile, stop dreaming! Even if I die, I'll drag you down into the abyss with me!"

How to withstand Tiamat in the war of the gods?

Are you kidding me?

How could Tiamat, as the daughter of the dragon god, possibly be a match for her?

In Grimm's many reincarnations, she had faced Tiamat in the war of the gods and always knew how powerful she was.

Wasn't the task of resisting Tiamat always carried out by the great white dragon king Bahamut?

Oh my god! You want me to go and fight Tiamat?

Green found it absurd without even thinking about it.

She was very wise, and with a knowing look in her eyes she said to Puse, "Don't try to bewitch me, I'm smarter than you think."

You're smart my foot.

You might as well just die.

Poseidon's lips twitched. He thought Green was crazy and wanted to stay away from this mentally ill idiot.

If you don't go and do Tiamat, am I supposed to go and do Tiamat?

I'm not the main character.

You're not doing what you're supposed to do, you're not doing what you're supposed to do, so you're just watching me work hard on you, right?

Seeing Green slacking off like this, Puse felt that things were going a bit off track.

If Grimm is indeed the protagonist, then she and Tiamat will inevitably develop a deep-seated hatred, leading to a series of revenge plans.

Green has been reincarnated countless times, and there must be some secrets about it that Puse is unaware of.

A message suddenly flashed through Puse's mind.

Alistair, Green's father, an upright golden dragon guided by Bahamut, is preparing to break through to legendary status.

So what happened after he broke through to the legendary level?

Puser thought, surely Bahamut couldn't have just summoned the Golden Dragon and then only let him break through to the Legendary level without giving him any other missions?

Alistair's mission is... to properly mentor Grin?

No, Puser carefully recalled the scene of his first meeting with Alistair.

Puser thought to himself, "Alistair said that after breaking through to the Legendary level, I should leave this universe and go back."

Go back to where?

When asked what place could be described as "going back," Pu Se's first thought was home, since only the journey home could be called "going back."

Therefore, it is possible that Alistair went to Bahamut's kingdom to be summoned by the Platinum Dragon King.

Although a legendary figure is not a top-tier fighter, they can still barely secure a ticket to the War of the Gods, thus increasing the strength of the benevolent dragon's side.

Alistair died in the war, and Green's character would certainly lead him to seek revenge for Alistair.

Driven by revenge and guided by Bahamut, Green will surely follow the same path as Alistair.

"Hmm, that's right."

The script is right, but Green's attitude is clearly off.

If she truly hated Tiamat, she would have been very agitated, not muttering, "You want me dead?"

Where exactly did the accident happen?

Pu Se thought about it carefully, but due to the lack of information, he couldn't figure it out at all.

He didn't think about it any further, for a simple reason: what did this have to do with Puse?

He's an evil dragon, why is he concerned with the war between gods? Does he want to die even faster?

The information that Puse needs to know is about Alistair.

When will this nominal father be promoted? And when will he leave after his success?

This adult, or perhaps prime-age, golden dragon is the sword of Damocles hanging over Puse's head.

Once he leaves this universe, then Puse can escape this nest directly.

Kavemas will not kill herself.

Green...

Pu Se let out a disdainful sneer at his bratty little sister who was still standing to the side.

Green is no threat; she has the means to endanger lives, and Pousser is already dead.

Another thing to consider is... whether Green will shake the dragon. Offending a benevolent dragon is such a troublesome thing; offending one will bring about a whole horde.

Now that Poseidon has left Kawimas, Green might summon other golden dragons, brass dragons, or other benevolent dragons to surround and kill him.

This also requires Kavemas—Puse's most beloved mother—to step in and resolve.

As a mother, Kavis has a responsibility to Green, but also absolute control over him.

As long as she characterizes Green's targeting of Puse as nonsense, then no matter how Green struggles, it is destined to be a spectacular futile effort.

The ringleader who instigated the brawl has been arrested, so what are all those guys doing here?

Are you staying at Puse's house for dinner?

Pu Se's thoughts gradually became clear.

There are two important tasks at present: one is to find out news about Alistair, and the other is... to find a temporary place to stay after leaving.

In the former case, Alistair returned many times over the course of five years, bringing back not only many gems but also gaining weight.

Five years is neither a very long nor a very short time for a dragon.

Alistair has been preparing for so long; the time for his breakthrough should be coming soon.

The latter requires more caution.

Puseko had not forgotten that this was a world with magic.

Although true dragons are top predators in the multiverse, Green is a young dragon and his ability to protect himself is still somewhat weak.

Pusser murmured in distress, "It's best if the affairs of the territory aren't discovered yet."

Green raised an eyebrow: "What are you muttering to yourself? Tell me! Are you plotting something?"

"Don't even think about fooling me. I'll be watching you, forever and ever."

Having made up his mind, Puse stood up, supporting himself on his forelegs: "Don't slander me. What evil intentions could a blue dragon possibly have?"

"Green, I'm just worried about Father. Since he left, I feel like Mother is sighing every day. Aren't you worried?"

Alistair and Puse rarely communicated, and it was impossible for Puse to know where Alistair was.

If Puse wanted to find out the time, he could either ask Kavis or Green, who was standing beside him.

"When will our beloved father return? Does Mother know the time?"

Green looked at Pusser with a horrified expression, scrutinizing him closely. "Huh? What did you say? My dear father? You've finally gone mad again?"

The little female dragon feigned excitement: "Congratulations, your spirit has finally broken down."

Her smile didn't reach her eyes; her golden vertical pupils watched Pu Se's expression, trying to glean something from it.

Pu Se spoke frankly and directly: "I miss my father, is that not allowed?"

"I think you want to die."

"You bastard!" Green stepped forward, his claws leaving harsh scratches on the ground, and the dragon breath glands in his throat throbbed more and more violently.

"Every time Father comes back, you hide faster than anyone else, not daring to show even a glimpse of your tail. Now you're standing here pretending?"

"Puse, something's wrong with you!"

Pu Se didn't care: "Do whatever you want to doubt. If you don't want to answer, then I'll go ask Mother."