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

This black stone is a miraculous creation of the fairies, capable of redirecting a target without the other party's resistance.

The effect is very powerful.

The script doesn't describe the black stone, but it does depict Daisy using this ability in detail.

As a drawback of the miracle, the controller using the black stone cannot be moved.

You have obtained the fairy's miraculous creation: the Black Stone.

Puser calmly took the stone from her hand, without the slightest surprise, emotion, or anger.

This scene caused a hint of doubt to appear on Daisy's calm and composed face.

"I played a trick on you."

"Aren't you angry?"

Pu Se paused, neither confirming nor denying.

"Do you think I should question whether it's a black stone or gold? And then get angry and hysterical?"

"Or perhaps, your scheme has hurt the Blue Dragon's pride, and I want to devour you whole? Oh, right, I also need to worry about whether you'll escape; should I tie you up first?"

After Deli saw off her four companions, Puse did not immediately tie her up with vines.

If Daly wanted to fly away, she could immediately disappear into the forest.

This was not what Daisy had imagined. She stayed here intending to sacrifice herself for her companions, prepared to be swallowed whole by the dragon.

"You won." Puse's massive body lay sprawled on the rock. "You saved your companion right under my nose, but I didn't lose either."

He spread out his dragon claws, upon which lay four wondrous creations of the fairies.

"I not only got Bruce's stone axe back, but I also stole four miracle artifacts. I'm only missing the one from that crybaby's miracle artifact."

"Mino's departure really surprised me; there was a glitch in the plan."

Pusser had put Mino in his mouth and held it there, never expecting that it would be sent away.

According to his plan, both Daly and Mino would stay, not just Daly.

Then we can just spit Mino out of his mouth and steal the miracle creation of that crybaby. Wouldn't that be easy?

Tasks one and two are complete; only task three remains: extortion and blackmail.

No, it should be compensation for emotional distress.

With the two fairies' lives in his hands, obtaining compensation would be a piece of cake.

The only thing I didn't expect was that Daisy valued her partner so much.

She truly lives up to her reputation as a fairy from a fairy tale.

Hmm? Actually, it was expected?

Given the current situation, Puse wasn't actually that surprised.

"Now that only you are left, I won't waste any more words. Since you have been captured by me, you must compensate Bruce."

Poseidon had not forgotten his nominal excuse.

He was the boss who stood up for his underlings, and his goal was to get justice for Bruce.

"A dragon? Compensation?"

Deli turned to look at the kobold holding the stone axe beside her, unable to believe that such words should come from a dragon.

Well, when these two phrases are put together, even Pu Se couldn't help but laugh.

"That's right, your impolite behavior deeply hurt Bruce's feelings. Shouldn't you provide appropriate compensation?"

Deli and Puse exchanged a silent glance, then looked at Bruce, who was wagging his tail wildly to the side.

This kobold doesn't look like someone who's been deeply hurt.

In the end, Daisy nodded in relent.

Compared to being swallowed whole by a dragon, having something taken away by the dragon under the guise of compensation seems like a better outcome.

"What kind of compensation do you want?" Daisy flapped her wings and flew in the air, becoming more relaxed in front of Puse.

"Starflower, and all the potion ingredients that are useful to me."

Smelling the scent of starflowers in the air, Pusser led Bruce into the fairy's garden to search for the materials they needed.

There are five fairies.

Under the guise of compensation, they looted the flowerbed. Could they then loot it five times in the future?

You don't need to plunder too much, just refine it, and the intervals between plundering shouldn't be too short, otherwise these fairies might abandon the flowerbed and run away.

Unaware of what wicked scheme Puse was plotting, Daisy floated leisurely behind him, secretly observing the blue dragon.

Pu Se commanded her with complete self-righteousness: "Aren't you going to lead the way?"

Under the threat of the evil dragon, Deli had no choice but to fly ahead reluctantly.

A dragon, a dog-headed man, and a fairy entered the depths of the flower garden, and this unique combination quickly attracted the attention of the other fairies.

Pusser could sense that four pairs of eyes were watching him, and he could roughly determine the direction, but the blue vertical pupils revealed nothing.

The fairy's wondrous abilities—this hidden magic is certainly better than a lesser illusion.

"Why is Sister Deli walking with the evil dragon? And she's even leading that wicked guy around!"

Mino buried her face behind the huge sunflower head, tearfully tugging at Finney's sleeve.

Finney pressed down on her swaying shoulders, his brows furrowing tightly: "Don't overthink it. Deli must have been coerced by that evil dragon; it wasn't her own choice."

Deli saved four of her companions from the dragon's clutches and bore the dragon's wrath alone, so how could she possibly betray them?

loyalty!!!

Leah's face was contorted with pain: "We must find a way to rescue Deli."

The four fairies exchanged quick glances behind the flowers, gathering faint magical energy, ready to launch a surprise attack at any moment.

During this time, Deli easily spotted them, occasionally glancing at her companions hidden by leaves while chatting with Puse.

Pu Se didn't pay any attention.

He only looked at Daisy with a half-smile when the expression on her face was too obvious.

Daisy's composure crumbled, and she hovered awkwardly in the air, her face flushed.

Puse turned around, picked up a star-shaped flower that shimmered with silver light with its paw, twitched its nostrils, and put it in its mouth to chew.

That's the taste.

He didn't turn around, his tail swaying slowly: "Miss Deli, your companions, the magical fluctuations are about to be exposed."

"They're not planning to wrap me up in vines and hang me like Bruce did, are they?"

Daisy's cheeks flushed even redder instantly.

Because Puse guessed their plan correctly.

"Since you knew, why didn't you expose them?"

Pu Se chuckled. The most vicious thing these little guys could think of was to tie Pu Se up and then mock him mercilessly.

Once they've taught them a lesson, they'll drive Puse out of the fairy's flower garden.

Why should I expose them?

"If they dare to launch an attack, they will be walking into a trap."

"I will continue to tie them up, but this time it will definitely not be as simple as just tying them up; it will be a more terrifying punishment."

"Anyone who dares to lay a hand on an evil dragon must be tied up and severely whipped."

As he spoke, Pu Se swallowed a large number of star flowers into his mouth. Since these were low-level magical plants, he might as well win by sheer quantity.

He didn't finish all the starflowers; he deliberately saved some to take back and hand over, and to fool that guy Green.