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

Puse chuckled softly, a low, resonant laugh that echoed through the flowerbed, sending chills down Lia's spine.

He paced slowly, each time his enormous dragon claws landed, the ground trembled slightly, and his deep blue pupils surged with mockery and oppressive power.

"Intrusion?" he repeated the word, drawing out the last syllable with sarcasm.

"My servant merely strayed into this place by mistake, yet you demons tormented him with vines, smeared him with nectar, and pierced him with thorns, playing with him at your mercy. Is this what you call self-defense?"

He suddenly raised his claws, his tone turning sharply sharp: "By mocking my servants, you have indirectly offended my majesty!"

"The whipping just now was to atone for your disrespect towards me, and the compensation you are now paying for your mistake of bullying Bruce!"

"Besides, as fairies, you really didn't mean to tease the kobolds on purpose?"

Leah fell silent.

Fairies enjoy playing harmless pranks that make the victims look foolish and embarrassed.

This is the nature of fairies, and even though Leah, as the protagonist of "Fairy and the Dog-Headed Man," possesses many admirable virtues, she cannot defy it.

Otherwise, the protagonist wouldn't be a fairy, but a perfect monster disguised as a fairy.

If the script is realistic, there won't be such obvious flaws. The fairy's shortcomings will definitely be patched up. Reality is not a true fairy tale.

Leah gritted her teeth in frustration: "Fine, Lord Blue Dragon, what kind of compensation do you want?"

Poseidon lowered his enormous head slightly, his tone extremely arrogant: "All the fairies were involved in bullying Bruce."

"So if the fairies want to heal Bruce's young heart, they all have to make amends and offer their most precious things to make up for it."

"As for what I want... Hmph, that depends on what kind of treasures you fairies possess."

She stared at Pu Se, her pale face drained of color: "But our treasures are already in your hands, isn't that enough?"

"Your servants were merely subjected to some harmless pranks, while we paid such a heavy price. Is that still not enough to satisfy your desires?"

"No, no, no." Puse shook his head, strongly disagreeing with the fairy's point of view.

"Those are just spoils I deserve, just like you took Bruce's stone axe and wanted to take it back to the depths of the flower garden to keep it as a keepsake."

"It's unfair that fairies can do this, but dragons can't."

fair?

That's too abstract. How could a dragon utter such a thing as fairness?

However, Leah could not refute this, because they were caught red-handed by the dragon when they were carrying the stone axe back to the depths of the flower garden.

Although it was just a poorly made weapon from a piece of wood and a piece of stone, the fairy could see Bruce's fondness for it.

This is probably a smooth stone that the kobolds spent months or years polishing, then searched for a suitable wooden stick for a long time, and then tied it to the stone with vines.

His love for the stone axe was like how fairies love the treasures they make themselves.

Leah was starting to regret it.

Thinking about it this way, their behavior was indeed wrong. If they just wanted to play a prank, they shouldn't have kept the dog-headed man's beloved stone axe as a souvenir.

"I understand." Leah seemed to have completely accepted reality, her excessively beautiful face showing frustration. "The fairy will make it up to you."

"As long as you can calm your anger, the fairies will not stop you from taking anything from the flowerbed, and they will cooperate."

Leah had already foreseen the devastation the dragon would inflict on the flowerbeds.

This made her both angry and helpless.

Pusser asked curiously, "How many treasures do you fairies have left? Like those black stones that can teleport, and those dewdrops that can make you invisible?"

"Lord Blue Dragon!" Deli noticed Lia's reluctance to talk and took over the right to speak with the dragon from her sister.

"A fairy's treasure is often deeply connected to their strongest desire, just like my desire is..."

For a moment, Daisy hesitated.

She pursed her lips, ultimately unwilling to tell her sister Leah her wish, and instead used her younger sister Mino's wish as an example.

Mino's wish is to not receive too much attention and to sleep until the sun is at its warmest every day, without being woken up.

"Therefore, Mino's treasure has the ability to reduce her presence and hide herself, often making it difficult for the lively Finnie to find her."

"A fairy cannot have two desires that she most wants to fulfill at the same time, nor can she create two treasures with a miracle at the same time."

"Yes." Lia snorted, endorsing Deli's words. Now all the fairy's miraculous creations were in Puse's hands.

"When fairies have new wishes, the power of the treasures will gradually become ineffective, and new treasures and new powers will be born."

In other words, once the wishes of these fairies change, the five miraculous creations that Puse stole will slowly lose their power.

"Besides what you took from us, the most precious things we have left are all in the fairy's house, in this flower garden, they're all here."

Puser's eyes swept over the flowerbed, which he had gnawed half of; the part he wanted to devour had already entered the blue dragon's belly.

Given the extent of these two fairies' submission, the task would be completed instantly if they were asked to make compensation, such as personally presenting a flower.

But isn't that too much of a loss?

He never expected that the obstacle preventing him from completing his mission would be that the fairy was simply too poor.

Pu Se: "..."

Moreover, the treasure stored inside his stomach was actually a limited-time item!!

Dragons typically have four stomachs in their abdominal cavity, used for storage, grinding, digestion, and secondary digestion.

Those miraculous creations were kept in the stomach pouch that Puse used for storage.

Most dragons are like this; as long as you take care to control them, they won't be easily damaged.

Unless one is extremely hungry, bodily instincts outweigh conscious awareness.

This is rare; it usually happens during metamorphosis.

For example, it took three months for Puse to transform from a fledgling dragon to a young dragon. As soon as it woke up, it ate voraciously, even taking a few bites of dirt.

Therefore, in general, a true dragon will usually vomit all the treasure in its belly into its nest before going into slumber, so as to avoid digesting it.

This is also the origin of many legends about thieves being able to steal dragon treasures.

After Puse learned that all the fairies' treasures were in the flower garden, the dragon searched high and low, trying to find something of value.

But fairies live in the flower gardens of the forest, and are usually accompanied by flowers and plants.

They don't know how to mine, so how could they possibly have gems or anything like that?

At most, you might see one or two nice pebbles by the river, but you still have to work hard to bring them back.

"Ahem!" After rummaging around for a while, Puse sat down again. "I think we need to talk about the use of miracle creations!"

Damn it! The robbery failed because the fairy was too poor!