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

Bruce had a great dream since his great-great-grandfather's generation.

That is to follow a great evil dragon.

It is not shameful to become a servant of a powerful and infamous dragon.

On the contrary, this is the way of survival for the weak.

As dragonborn, kobolds can live up to a century, or more than 100 years.

However, many kobolds die before the age of 10.

Their strength was too weak; they were nothing more than easy prey for predators.

Even when united, their offensive power is often low; when bullied, they can only hold grudges in secret, too cowardly to retaliate.

Their attack power is even less than that of goblins.

Although goblins may seem timid, when their numbers exceed a certain threshold, these green-skinned creatures will become bold enough to attack villages.

The kobolds didn't have that kind of guts; they would just hide in their lair and say, "I'll remember this grudge."

Then, because of their weakness and hatred, they died in the wilderness, forest, or some remote corner at some unknown time.

Bruce scrambled to his feet and immediately grabbed Puser's leg.

"Great dragon, master, lord, please allow your humble servant to follow you!"

"I...I so desperately want to follow you! I dream of following a great dragon!"

"Oh, really?"

Instead of comforting the poor little creature in front of him, Puse first asked if there were any kobold settlements nearby.

"You scabbard, since you call yourself a lowly servant, tell me loudly, where do you come from!"

If Puse can gain the allegiance of the Kobold tribe, then he can get a mining army, at least he won't have to mine for food himself.

Dragons are omnivores and have a great need for minerals such as metals and gems, which make up a large part of their diet.

There's no need to go to great lengths to find minerals or starve to the point of eating dirt. In the future, Puse will only need to find some meat.

A real dragon wouldn't eat dirt!

From childhood to adulthood, Pu Se has only eaten gemstones and pearls; they are delicious and she loves them.

"Master!" Bruce trembled and submitted to Puse's powerful body like a pitiful puppy.

"Call me boss!" Poseidon raised an eyebrow, signaling Bruce to continue.

"Yes, boss!" Bruce's voice was choked with emotion as he spoke.

"I... come from the Rockclaw tribe, and I used to live in underground caves."

For these weak creatures, every appearance on the surface represents danger, so they rarely come out of the underground world.

"But suddenly a swarm of Rock-Breaking Demon Insects appeared in the underground nest. Those guys are too powerful."

"Our tribe only has about 200 members, which is no match for those guys."

Bruce's face showed clear disgust; he hated these foreign invaders.

"They've taken over my nest, and we have no choice but to find a new one."

"Rock-Breaking Demon Insects?"

An adult Rock-Breaking Demon Worm is nearly twenty meters long and as thick as a giant snake.

This magical beast lives underground and has an innate talent for digging and burrowing. It is good at hiding and lurking, and its body is covered with insect-like carapaces, making it look like a giant snake rather than an insect at first glance.

They are not very intelligent, their thinking is muddled, and they are full of primal impulses such as hunger and destructiveness, and have a strong desire to mate.

Pu Se understood.

Because the Rock Tribe was attacked by the Rock-Shattering Demon Worms, these kobolds had to send out scouts to find a suitable place to dig a new hole and build a new nest.

After all, the underground world there has been taken over by the Rock-Breaking Worms, and the kobolds could not possibly live next to such a powerful predator as the underground worms.

This kobold was searching for a new cave when it accidentally stumbled into the fairy's flower garden—this is where the story begins.

Bruce prayed to Puse: "Great dragon, please help the Rockclaw tribe through this crisis. We are all willing to pledge our allegiance to you."

"No need to rush this!" Pu Se didn't expect such a pleasant surprise.

He was eager to take over the Rockclaw tribe, but the scripted mission was right in front of him.

As a dragon, Poseidon knew what he needed most: strength. Strength was the foundation of everything.

Beings that are too weak can't protect anything, just like Bruce the kobold who is now humbly kneeling before Pusser.

"Although we haven't found a comfortable nest, with these kobold vassals, we don't need to go out hunting so often."

"The environment may be bad, but if you eat it and fall asleep immediately, the condition of the environment becomes less important."

Puse kicked the kobold lying at his feet, lowering his childish voice and trying to maintain his authority as much as possible, and said, "Stand up, you Scale Cub."

"Before returning to the tribe, we have something even more important to do: to avenge the great evil dragon's remnants."

Puse's vertical pupils stared intently into the depths of the forest: "These fairies who dare to mock the dragon's retinue must be taught a lesson!"

"Huh!? Yes."

The master was actually willing to avenge him?

Bruce longed to lick Puser's feet, but worried that his master would find him too dirty and weak to even deserve to lick his feet.

The great dragon openly admitted that he was a vassal of the dragon and planned to cause trouble for the goblin.

Bruce felt an unprecedented sense of security and was determined to serve his dragon master well.

Grandfather was right after all; only by following the powerful dragon could the Rockclaw tribe have a bright future.

It's not that the Rockclaw tribe without a master is bad... Pshaw, the Rockclaw tribe without the protection of a dragon is bad.

good or not?

How could he not know?

"Thank you for your kindness." Bruce wept with emotion. "Following you was the best decision I ever made in my life."

Puther looked in the direction where Bruce had been bound and restrained: "Then, it's time for 'Boss' to make his appearance."

Meanwhile, the fairies flying through the forest were still rejoicing in their victory.

They obtained a very valuable trophy—the stone axe that Bruce left behind when he fled.

As far as weapons are concerned, this thing can no longer be described as rudimentary; it's simply a piece of wood bound to a stone.

But it holds a unique significance for fairies, as it is proof of their victory over evil, possessing unparalleled collectible value and meaning.

Fairies are very small.

They look almost identical to humans, except they have a pair of butterfly-like wings.

Only the size of a human's palm, moving such a large stone axe is no easy task; it requires the combined efforts of all the fairies.

Because one of the fairies was slacking off, the fairies flying in the air swayed left and right and almost crashed into the tree while carrying the load together.

Leah, hands on her hips, warned, "Dali, no slacking off! These are our spoils, meant to decorate our beautiful flowerbeds."

"Oh!" Finnie exclaimed, and Lia, realizing what was happening, quickly steadied the stone axe.

Just now, Deli was slacking off, and Lia was standing with her hands on her hips, leaving only three fairies to carry the load. They couldn't bear the weight and almost fell to the ground.

The fairy with black butterfly wings reluctantly helped, saying unhappily:

"This strange thing is so ugly, I don't want to put it in the flower bed."

The flowerbeds in the forest were their home, and Daisy was somewhat reluctant to let her friends bring strange things home.

"It's not ugly!" Silver Ella disagreed. "It's very beautiful, Mino, am I right?"

Mino looked tired and just wanted to go back to the greenhouse for a good sleep. She nodded while yawning.

As they played, several vines suddenly emerged from the ground, rushing towards the fairies with a clear purpose, and instantly trapping them all.

"Oh! Poor little ones, it seems you've disagreed on what to do with the spoils."

"I have an idea," Puser said, grabbing Lia, who was about to break free. "How about you hand over the spoils to me?"