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

While eating, Pusser chewed on the star-shaped flowers in the flowerbed.

A fairy, unable to bear the destruction of her home any longer, tried to stop the wicked creature with magic.

Lia hid behind a fluffy flower, holding a drop of water in her hands. It was transparent and had a faint magical aura.

This is a miraculous creation of mino, made from a drop of morning dew.

The existence of miraculous creations is influenced by the personality of their creators.

Mino is timid and cowardly, dislikes being the center of attention, and the miracles she creates have the ability to diminish their presence and become invisible.

Before teaching this evil dragon a lesson, Lia must first rescue her companions from its clutches.

Otherwise, if she were to fight the evil dragon, that wicked villain would surely take his anger out on Deli.

As the eldest of the fairies, Lia, under the trusting gaze of her younger sisters, took the initiative to shoulder this dangerous task.

"The dew will keep me undetected. I'll circle around to the dragon's left flank, where the flowers are densest, which will provide perfect cover for me to escape with Deli."

Mino hugged her sister, her ears drooping nervously: "But, but what if sister fails? Maybe I should go instead..."

Her voice grew softer and softer.

【Dewdrop】was created by Mino, and only she can use it to achieve the most perfect effect.

However, regarding the matter of secretly approaching the dragon under its very nose...

Just imagining such a scene made Mino's fluttering green wings go weak.

Lia stroked her fluffy head, her eyes firm yet gentle: "I will approach against the wind; dragons have a keen sense of smell."

"But it can't smell my scent when the wind is against it. You all stay in the bougainvillea. Remember, if the dragon gets angry, hide immediately. Don't worry about me. Protect yourselves first."

Another fairy, Finnie, wearing a vine-covered dress, held up a berry the size of a fist.

"I'm not afraid of him! If it chases you, I'll throw berries at its eyes!"

"No!" Leah shook her head immediately. "Phineas, you'll only provoke it if you do that."

She brought the transparent dewdrop close to her brow, and the water droplet instantly seeped into her skin, her figure gradually becoming blurred.

"I'm sure I can succeed. Once I rescue Daly, I'll come back immediately. Stay where you are and don't take any risks. That's my sister's order."

Ella bit her lip and nodded, while Finney hugged Berry tightly, her eyes red-rimmed: "We'll wait for you! You must bring Deli back safely!"

Lia's figure had almost completely disappeared into the flower bushes, leaving only a faint golden light that drifted in the wind toward Puse's direction.

"Don't worry, I won't let you lose any of your sisters."

Will it win?

It will succeed, right?

The wind, carrying the sweet scent of grass and nectar, surged along the air currents on the left wing of the Puse.

The blue dragon was lying in the center of the flowerbed, each chew accompanied by the soft sounds of petals breaking and roots being cut.

Daisy's tiny body rested on a bright blue iris, her legs, no bigger than chopsticks, swaying gently with the movement of the petals.

She remained completely still, as if lost in thought.

Lia's figure almost blended into the air, moving close to the roots of the flower bushes.

The flapping of the wings was extremely subtle, perfectly in sync with the rhythm of Puse's breathing.

The blue dragon's breathing was heavy, each exhale carrying the warm air unique to dragons, making her undetectable when traveling against the wind.

The effect of [Dewdrop] was even better than Leah had expected.

Even though she was only a few steps away from Deli, the dragon was completely unaware.

He remained focused on the "food" in front of him, occasionally swishing his tail, in a good mood and looking extremely content.

Leah swallowed nervously, her heart pounding in her throat. Holding her breath, she carefully and gently touched Deli's wing.

Just as all fairies knew the implication of the "golden stone," Deli, with Lia's prompting, also clearly understood what she wanted to do.

Daisy sensed something was wrong.

She has already offered compensation; if Leah acts recklessly, she may very well ignite the wrath of the dragon before her.

The next moment, Daisy's ominous premonition came true.

Dozens of vines instantly sprouted from the flowerbed, binding Pousser and Bruce together at an astonishing speed and attempting to suspend them in the air.

Immediately afterwards, Deli's entire body was enveloped by a wave of water-like ripples, and her right hand was taken by Leah to escape into the dense flower bushes.

The plan seemed to be going unexpectedly smoothly.

Suddenly, a loud dragon roar erupted, the sound waves spreading in all directions, startling the timid fairies so much that they almost fell to the ground.

Bruce the kobold, wrapped in vines, was so close to Absolutely that he was terrified and wet himself, whimpering and begging for mercy.

"Such a tiny fairy, how dare you!"

Poseidon came to seek justice for Bruce. The dragon's dignity had never been offended by fairies, so he couldn't empathize and wasn't particularly angry.

But this time, the fairy's intention to bind Puse is different.

With a cracking sound as the vines shattered, Puse's massive body suddenly thrashed about, its blue scales slicing through the vines like blades in the sunlight.

The vines that had been entwining him were no match for the dragon's brute force and high magic resistance, and shattered into green dust that flew everywhere.

He has a very strong physique.

The dragon scales on its body already have extremely high magic resistance, and the soft light covering its body further increases its magic resistance.

It's just manipulating vines.

Even if fairies have a natural advantage in this flower garden, so what?

Leah was pulling Daly deeper into the flower bushes when the whooshing sound behind her made her heart skip a beat.

Several thick vines instantly wrapped around her waist and wings, embedding themselves deeply into her tender green wing membranes, causing her to groan in pain.

"Sister!" Daisy exclaimed and tried to turn around, but Lia held her down firmly with a look in her eyes.

"Run! Lead everyone!"

"Dali, from now on, I'm entrusting my sisters to you. You must protect them well."

Daisy touched her forehead, speechless, unsure of what to say.

Pu Se slowly stepped forward, each step causing the ground to tremble slightly.

He looked down at Leah, who was suspended in mid-air by vines. His silver-blue vertical pupils held no rage, only a condescending indifference.

"I didn't want to argue with you..."

His voice was deep and cold, carrying the unique pressure of the dragon race: "But you actually dared to attempt to bind the body of a true dragon."

"This is a desecration of the dignity of dragons."

"I really need to punish you properly."

Leah struggled, the pain in her wings making her vision blur.

But she stubbornly shouted, "Kill me or do whatever you want! Just don't hurt my sister!"

Puser glanced at Lia, who was tied up in a ball, and at Deli, who was flying in the air looking distressed, but did not say anything to explain.

His eyes lingered on the tiny dewdrop that had fallen to the ground.

The fairy's miraculous creations are truly unique: dandelion whistles, colorful flowers, flower bud staffs, unassuming black stones, and a single transparent dewdrop.

Pu Se picked it up gently with his dragon claws, afraid that he might break it if he used too much force.

You have obtained a fairy's miraculous creation: a transparent dewdrop.

Puse knew that as long as he still had hostages... uh, fairy hostages, it was only a matter of time before he could collect all the weapons.

"Alright, now let's settle the score for your offense against the true dragon!"