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

Pu Se opened his mouth: "Ah, this..."

His vertical pupils scanned the smugness in the fairy's eyes, and he scoffed, "Alright! Let's assume my friend is me..."

Leah continued, "Because your sister stopped your attack and saved your enemy, you injured your sister... Of course, this is all just a hypothetical situation."

"Yes, that's a hypothetical situation..."

"Also, you're afraid to go home because you're afraid of your mother. You want to delay, but you don't dare to delay for too long. Well, that's just a hypothetical scenario."

"Yes, yes, that's it..."

The golden fairy suppressed her laughter, deliberately keeping a straight face and pretending to be serious.

"Isn't that simple? If you do something wrong, you have to admit it. You can't hide from it. The more you hide, the angrier your mother will get."

"Admit your mistake?" Puse frowned, tilting his massive head slightly. "That's it? Is admitting your mistake enough?"

Puser emphasized to the fairy, "But I don't think I did anything wrong. The one who's wrong is my sister!"

Deli tried to speak, her voice gentle: "Alright, Lord Evil Dragon, you are not wrong, as long as you take the initiative to confess and do not hide any details."

"Even if it's something you did in a fit of anger, you can't make excuses, so there shouldn't be any trouble."

"What a mother hates most is never making mistakes, but running away and lying after making mistakes."

She paused, looked up at Pu Se, and continued, "Furthermore, you can show your mother your sincerity by preparing a gift in advance!"

"For example, offer your mother her favorite thing, or a treasure that you have spent a lot of time and effort finding, and say a few sweet words to her."

"Be more sincere, and even if your mother is still angry, you won't be punished too harshly."

Gifts... What does she like best?

Puse remained silent, pondering to himself with a hint of reluctance and seriousness.

His intention was to quell Kavis's anger, not to apologize to Green.

Although Green managed to take two Dragon Claw Strikes from Puse in mid-air, Puse was also hit by Dragon Breath, wasn't he?

The debate over persimmons has always been like this.

This time, however, the "playing around" went a bit too far, crossing the established line.

"I think I should prepare some gemstones; she would probably like them. But the problem is..."

Puse could not find any rare gems.

The gems he eats now are provided by Kawimas.

Finding a gem that Kavis would like in such a short time is undoubtedly a pipe dream.

Perhaps we can use this as an excuse to abandon our cause and offer up the fairy's miraculous creation.

Anyway, this is a limited-time item. Once the fairy's wish is transferred, the effect of the miracle creation will disappear, but the magic mirror... Puse still wants to keep it.

As for whether the fairy will be angry and accuse Pusser of breaking the agreement.

The shameless dragon never intended to honor the verbal agreement.

Leah scoffed, "Who wants your cold, impersonal things? What Mother cares about is never how valuable the treasure is, but whether you have the heart for it."

"For example... send her something she used to like, or a beautiful bouquet of flowers."

Daisy nodded slightly and added, "If you can personally deliver it to her and apologize sincerely, she might soften her heart."

Puse clearly didn't consider something as trivial as "flowers" within his scope of thought.

The enormous claws tapped the ground unconsciously, sending pebbles tumbling down.

"Flowers? Those useless things that wilt at the slightest touch, how could she possibly like them?"

Leah rolled her eyes: "What do you know? Last spring when we went back to visit our mother, we picked a bunch of Morning Light Flowers from the depths of the Misty Forest."

"It's the kind of flower whose petals glow warmly in the light and that only blooms at dawn. I've been carefully protecting it all the way, afraid of knocking off even a single petal."

She paused, a gentle warmth spreading in her eyes, even the golden markings on her wings seemed to brighten.

"At that time, my mother was curled up on the flowers taking a nap. When she heard the noise, she opened her eyes and her eyes lit up when she saw us."

"Don't you like eating starflowers?" the fairy suggested. "Since you like eating starflowers, why not take some back with you?"

"Star flowers are both beautiful and edible."

The petals of the star flower are as thin as cicada wings, shimmering with a silvery-blue halo, while the flower's center is white, hidden among the layers of petals, like crushed starlight flowing within.

These things are unremarkable during the day, but glow faintly at night, and when they gather together, they resemble a galaxy on the ground.

It has a soft and smooth texture.

The petals are sweet and soft to the taste, with a faint herbal aroma. They are juicy and delicious, with a unique appearance.

"Sounds pretty good?"

It's always better to bring back some pretty star-shaped flowers than to go back empty-handed.

Seeing that Puse's expression had clearly softened, Lia suddenly changed the subject, her golden eyes narrowing slightly, and immediately pressed her advantage.

"Since you're planning to take the starflower back, shouldn't you return the miraculous creation we 'borrowed' from you—the dewdrop?"

What did you borrow?

It was clearly Puse who stole it by his own skill.

"That's not mine, it's my youngest sister Mino's treasure."

Leah raised her chin, her tone serious and unwavering, "She repeatedly told me to get it back as soon as possible; it's very important to her."

For the past two months, the lively Finnie has been playing with Mino every day while she's sleeping, which is getting a little unbearable for the sleepy fairy.

She wanted to retrieve the dew as soon as possible and then go to sleep somewhere Finney couldn't find her.

"What's the rush?" Pu Se turned her face away, her tone tinged with impatience. "I haven't decided whether to use the Star Flower yet. Let me think it over first."

"What's there to hesitate about?" Leah said, hands on her hips, her wings fluttering gently, creating a light breeze. "Please keep your promise!"

"We agreed that we would return one of our treasures every five times we nurtured it, so don't even think about having any other ideas."

Upon hearing this, Pu Se let out a low sneer, a cunning glint flashing in his vertical pupils, showing no sincerity whatsoever in fulfilling the agreement.

He expelled the fairy's miraculous creation from his belly, and a moment later, a small and exquisite staff appeared in his palm.

The staff was a light green color, with delicate vine patterns wrapped around its shaft, and a tightly closed flower bud embedded at its top.

The petals had a faint pinkish hue, and they looked quite exquisite. It was indeed a miraculous creation of the fairy race—the Flower Bud Staff.

"As agreed, I didn't give you the right to choose; the decision is mine."

Puse casually tossed his staff in front of Leah, his tone carrying a hint of dismissive arrogance: "Here, this is for you."

After obtaining the [Fairy Miracle], Puse was able to easily determine which artifact he desired to keep more strongly.

This [Budding Staff] appears no different on the surface, but the wish it contains is the least among the five stolen artifacts.

It's estimated that the wishes stored up there will disappear completely in less than a month, and things that are about to expire should naturally be used up first.