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

Puse quickened his pace, his massive body traversing the pile of rocks, and soon he saw the mine shaft not far away.

This is a shallow pit that was recently dug. There are many broken rocks piled up at the entrance, and the soil and ore are mixed together and have an iron-brown color.

Beside the pit, a short, stocky figure was squatting there, covered in mud and mineral dust, and the tattered cloth he wore was also grayish.

Sweat beaded on the kobold's forehead, yet he showed no signs of fatigue, his eyes fixed on the metallic iron ore gleaming on the rock.

The wolf's forelegs were casually placed aside by Puse, who was clearly engrossed in digging and didn't even care about the smell of food.

Bruce seemed oblivious to the smell of blood and flesh, continuing to focus intently on smashing the ore, his hammer falling at an undiminished speed.

He kept muttering to himself, "Dig a little more, dig a little more and we'll have enough to supply the master..."

"Bruce!" Puse called out, his authoritative voice startling the kobold awake.

Bruce snapped back to his senses and slammed the stone hammer in his hand onto the rock with a clang, sending debris flying.

He hurriedly turned around and saw that Pusser immediately prostrated himself on the ground, then excitedly raised his head, his eyes bloodshot and bright red.

But his eyes were full of unprecedented vitality, no longer showing the lifelessness of the past.

His voice was hoarse but filled with fervor as he pointed excitedly into the mine shaft: "Master! I've discovered this small iron ore mine!"

"I'm digging desperately, gathering enough ore to offer to you, so I can better follow you."

"Call me boss!" Pu Se saw a pile of brown iron ore next to the pit, which should be magnetite. The small pile wasn't even enough for Pu Se to eat.

"The boss brought you food, quickly say thank you, boss." Pu Se pointed at the foreleg with his dragon claw.

"Thanks, boss!" Bruce, having received Pluser's reward, climbed out of the pit and began tearing at the wolf's leg.

When Poseidon wasn't around, this kobold could only catch a few insects to eat in the fairy's garden.

Bruce could only enjoy a delicious meal when Poseidon thought of him.

"You wretched dragon! Don't try to play dumb!"

Lia's angry voice came from the sky as her golden figure swept across the pile of rocks.

A slender black figure followed behind, none other than the fairy Deli.

The two fluttered their transparent wings and stopped not far from Pu Se. Their wings trembled slightly from the rapid flight, and their eyes were full of dissatisfaction.

Deli covered her sister's mouth to stop her from uttering any more offensive words, bowed slightly, and spoke first to Pusser:

"Lord Evil Dragon, according to the previous agreement, this is the fifth transaction. You should return our treasure to us. It is very important to us."

Puse looked at the two little ones in front of him and waved his paws: "I know you're in a hurry, but don't rush."

"I haven't left yet, and I haven't even taken the materials you planted. What's the rush?"

Leah abruptly pulled her hand away from Delilah's: "Then when are you leaving?"

It was already close to evening, but Pusser didn't plan to go back so soon and wanted to stay until late at night.

Why go back so quickly? To get beaten up?

After pondering for a moment, Pu Se made a request: "Well, a friend of mine has run into a little trouble."

"If you can provide effective suggestions, I will immediately return one of your fairy artifacts, how about that?"

"Oh~, you have a friend?" Leah looked at Deli beside her.

She felt a sense of familiarity: "Like Daly's friend, having similar worries?"

A flicker of emotion crossed Daisy's expressionless face. She lowered her head and gave a slight twitch at the corner of her mouth.

Pusser glanced at the black-winged fairy with suspicion: "Probably so. My friend almost killed his sister."

"Oh, your friend almost... wait, what are you talking about?"

Lia has four younger sisters whom she adores and dotes on. She simply cannot imagine that a fairy could do such a vicious thing.

Are you kidding me? What do you mean he almost beat his sister to death?

Seeing how agitated Lia was, Puse could only emphasize again, "Why are you so agitated? You haven't done anything like that."

That's right.

Lia realized that those were just the dragon's friends, all of them bad guys!

All she needs to do is offer some useless advice and then get back a treasure that belongs to the fairy. Why bother with anything else?

"Okay, so your friend almost beat his sister to death, and then what?"

Pu Se organized his thoughts: "Actually, this wasn't our friend's fault to begin with."

As a shameless dragon, Poseidon first absolved himself of all responsibility, then stood on his moral high ground and pointed fingers.

"That friend was fighting a powerful enemy when his sister suddenly intervened and interrupted his attack to kill the enemy."

"Yes, because of my sister's interference, that friend got angry and wanted to teach her a 'gentle' lesson, but she actually tried to run away."

"During the chase, this friend accidentally slapped his sister twice, and the injuries... well, they look a bit serious."

Leah nodded, feigning attentive listening. "So, your friend wants to know how to get his sister's forgiveness?"

"No." Puse never cared about Green's opinion. What did her forgiveness matter? It was good enough that he didn't beat her up again.

"My sister's thoughts are not important. What's important is that if my mother finds out that he's 'taking care' of her like this, she'll probably be very angry and hold him accountable."

"My friend is very distressed right now. He has no desire to return to the nest and wants to prolong the time so that he won't be punished by his mother."

"What that friend really wanted to ask was how to quell the mother's anger..."

If Kavismas's anger cannot be appeased, after Alistair's ascension to legend, Green will incite him to chase after and kill Puse.

This is practically the same as being completely finished.

Poseidon cannot stay outside for long; he must return to his lair to face the harsh reality.

"Okay, I understand."

"You...you understood?"

Leah nodded: "You... your friend almost killed your sister, and you're even thinking of not apologizing."

This is simply too amazing.

"There's no way to completely solve this problem, but I do have some ideas on how to appease that mother's anger."

Puse's eyes lit up instantly, and he leaned his massive head forward: "What method? Tell me quickly!"

Lia raised an eyebrow at his eagerness, a knowing glint in her eyes.

After all that, it turns out this dragon wasn't asking on behalf of his friend; he was clearly talking about himself! No wonder he was so reluctant to go back—he was afraid of getting beaten up.

"First, let's assume that you are the friend you're talking about."