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

The dignity of the true dragon is inviolable!

The majesty of the dragon is not only a manifestation of the dignity of its bloodline, but also a symbol of its power, lifespan, and its connection to the rules of the world.

Any offense is tantamount to challenging the dragon's status as the apex predator.

The majesty of the five-colored dragons stems from the "hegemony of the raiders," and they regard majesty as an extension of power.

Therefore, the red dragon is extremely arrogant, the blue dragon is extremely conceited, and the majesty of the five-colored dragons carries a strong sense of exclusivity and possessiveness.

Offenders are seen as “prey rebels” and punishment is often accompanied by brutal destruction.

This is both the chaotic and evil instinct within their bloodline and their survival rule for consolidating the deterrent power of their clan.

The standards by which metallic dragons judge majesty may differ greatly from those of the five-colored dragons.

But in any case, metal dragons, five-colored dragons, gem dragons, and all true dragons acknowledge one fact.

Losing authority means losing control of one's territory, recognition of one's power, and even becoming an object of bullying by ordinary beings.

Poseidon attributed Lia's behavior to the weak provoking the strong.

Once Lia takes action, Puse must punish this audacious fairy.

Or perhaps it's more like—revenge!

The other three hiding elves could only watch helplessly as their sister Lia's defeat was inevitable.

And the defeated CG.

The timid Mino cowered to one side, sobbing uncontrollably. Ella pulled Finnie, who was holding up berries and trying to rush out, telling her not to be so impulsive.

Deli suddenly flapped her wings and rushed to Lia's side. Her small body looked like a candle in the wind in the shadow of the dragon, but she straightened her back.

She gripped the hem of her dress tightly with both hands, her voice trembling slightly with nervousness, but she did not back down:

"Great Blue Dragon Lord, please spare Sister Lia!"

Puse's gaze shifted downwards, his silver-blue vertical pupils lingering on Daili for a moment, and his oppressive aura descended upon her as if it were a tangible force.

"Oh? You think this dragon would listen to the request of a mere fairy?"

His voice was deep, tinged with amusement: "Or are you going to bear the consequences for her desecrating the majesty of the true dragon?"

"Dali! Are you crazy? Run away!" Leah struggled, her voice hoarse from the excruciating pain in her wings.

My own foolish sister actually thought of pleading with a dragon.

The vines were constricting her chest, making her feel suffocated, but she still struggled desperately to push away the small figure blocking her way.

"He's a five-colored dragon! Do you think pleading will do any good? It'll only get you killed too! He'll devour you whole!"

"Sister Leah!"

Deli sighed, "Didn't you realize that he didn't tie me up at all, nor did he intend to eat me?"

"Huh?" Lia's expression froze. She glanced at the worried-looking Deli, and then at the unfriendly-looking Puser.

Even now, Deli is still flying over the flowerbeds in the forest, unbound by the dragon.

From beginning to end, only she, Lia, was the fairy tightly bound by the evil dragon.

"..."

Something seems... off? No, this is completely different from what Leah thought.

Why wasn't Daisy bound by this evil dragon?

No, isn't it good that she wasn't bound by the dragon's vines?

The golden fairy froze on the spot, even slowing down its struggling movements.

She was thinking...

After a while, Leah gradually came to her senses and asked Deli with a complicated expression, "So, Deli, you weren't threatened by the dragon?"

There are definitely still threats.

After all, the very existence of Puse is a huge threat.

Kopse was right in front of them, and they even "amiably" started discussing the details of compensation.

So Daly can't say that. Does she want to expose the dragon's disguise in front of a dragon that is trying its best to appear friendly?

This will only lead to one result.

That is, the blue dragon became enraged after being exposed and completely tore up the so-called contract.

"Yes, sister."

Dai replied calmly and expressionlessly, "I was not threatened at all, and Lord Blue Dragon had no intention of eating me."

"I brought him here simply to discuss the corresponding compensation; he can choose any flowers and plants from our flower garden."

As long as the fairy's life is not harmed, restoring the flower garden will only take half a day.

Fairies have the ability to nurture life, and can easily cultivate even some special magical potions.

The only difference is that they are beautiful or ugly.

The flowers and plants in the flowerbed have all been carefully selected by the five fairies to meet their aesthetic standards.

It's important to know that even a table of Roland wines can vary drastically in appearance, ranging from beautiful to ugly.

It will take a very long time to restore the beauty of the flowerbed.

Such compensation is not excessive.

Compared to the existence of the flower garden—the fairy's home—my younger sister is definitely more important.

As long as Daly is still around, it's just like the house is a mess and has become very ugly.

"Oh, look! Clever little imp." Puse exclaimed sarcastically, his breath snorting at Lia.

He pushed Daly aside, holding a "thin" vine in his hand.

Compared to the dragon's enormous body, it was smaller than the dragon's claws, but compared to the fairy... it was thicker than Vilia's thigh.

"Looks like you've finally realized what a good thing you've done. But have you considered what unpleasant things might happen next?"

When Leah saw the thick vine, she imagined it whipping across her body.

"It's so big, won't it...won't it die?"

For a fairy's frail body, a mere flick of the dragon's wrist would be enough to kill them, if not kill them instantly, leaving them as fragile as a candle in the wind.

A look of panic crossed Leah's face as she pleaded in a clear voice:

"Can...can we reconcile?"

If Deli could redeem the fairy's life with compensation, Lia felt that it wouldn't be wrong for her to do the same.

The dragon was merely nibbling at the flowerbeds; it hadn't done anything particularly serious (compared to swallowing a fairy).

Lia can help him cultivate his favorite flowers and plants to appease the dragon's wrath.

Puse coldly questioned the fairy: "Are you joking at this moment?"

When Poseidon doesn't feel offended and is simply trying to get revenge for Bruce the kobold, the conditions can naturally be more lenient.

But not now.

This demon dared to offend us, so it must be given a heavy price.

"My esteemed Lord Blue Dragon."

Deli, who had been pushed away by Puse, spoke up again, pleading, "Your punishment is far too terrible for the fragile body of a fairy."

"Lia will definitely not be able to withstand your power. I beg you to reduce the punishment."

Pusser smelled the scent of fear on Lia and was quite interested, but after being distracted by Deli, he gave the stern-faced fairy a disdainful look.

Despite the oppression of the evil dragon, she managed to maintain a calm expression as much as possible.

Pu Se thought of something horrible, and a cruel, wicked smile appeared on his face.

"The fairy's body is indeed too weak, and the whip is far too large. Hmm, it does seem a bit inappropriate."

Just as Leah thought that Deli's pleas for mercy had worked and secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

The blue dragon continued, "However, I can use magic to make the vines grow into a smaller whip."

The dragon's great whip will not punish the weak goblins, but the dragon also has a small whip.

However, after gently flicking the toothpick-shaped whip in front of him for a while, Puse felt that it was really not in line with the style of an evil dragon.

He could actually manipulate it directly, but he couldn't guarantee he could control its power.

If he dies instantly, the task of providing compensation will have failed.

Puse's eyes fell on Deli again, and he asked the fairy's name.

"You're Daly, right?"

Deli didn't know how Puse knew her name.

Perhaps it was because of the dog-headed man hanging nearby, who didn't even dare to whimper?

"Yes, my name is Deli Rachel Randall Sabrina Hall..."

"Stop!" Pu Se raised his hand to stop Dai Li from continuing her reading.

Fairies have very long names.

At the very beginning of the names is her name, followed by her father's, mother's, and grandparents' names...

It's a long chain, tracing back to generations past.

Although the fairy's voice was very beautiful, Pu Se didn't have that much time to spend an afternoon listening to a fairy's ramblings.

"Dali, what I want to say is that I order you to whip this offensive fairy."

Poseidon didn't believe that such an abstract request could be calmly accepted by Deli.

"Huh?" Sure enough, the fairy looked surprised after Puse suggested that she be the one to punish.

"Me? Why should I be the one to whip them?"

Lia is her older sister, her dearest sister, her sister.

"If Miss Deli doesn't want to do it herself, then I'll have no choice but to have Bruce as her assistant in the punishment," Pousser tempted.

The dragon casually pointed at the kobold who was still hanging in mid-air.

"Cute fairy lady, you wouldn't want your sister to be whipped to death by a kobold, would you? Really? Really?"