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

Kavemas is a mature silver dragon.

However, not all metal dragons possess the same talents as gold dragons. Once they reach their prime, they have the opportunity to break through to legendary status.

However, even without stepping into that realm, the power of a true dragon is far beyond what ordinary magical creatures can match.

Its scales have high physical and magical resistance, and its breath can freeze an entire valley. Its dragon might alone can deter hordes of high-level magical beasts.

This is a numerical difference; the power possessed by an ordinary human legend and that of Puse after breaking through to legend is also very different.

To some extent, this mature silver dragon's strength is comparable to that of a legendary human powerhouse.

The wisdom and resources accumulated by the Metal Dragon race over the long years are enough to make any attempt to provoke them think twice before making a decision.

Furthermore, metal dragons have always believed in the principle of mutual assistance and symbiosis, and silver dragons especially so.

They never bully the weak, but they also won't stand idly by while their friendly kin are driven to despair.

Under Kavimas's protection, she will always stand up for Starshine whenever any evil force tries to attack her.

If any evil force dares to attack the silver dragon, then a whole host of benevolent dragons will surely step forward.

Most of those legendary gold and bronze dragons went to Bahamut's divine realm on their own initiative.

However, those metallic dragons that are not so keen on fighting evil still exist, such as silver dragons, copper dragons, and brass dragons.

Therefore, "Starshine" is a kingdom that gradually came into being under the protection of the dragon.

As Puser gradually learned about the origins of the human before him, he realized that a kingdom was being born outside Kawimas's lair.

He glanced at the tasks on the panel, then looked at Kawimas.

"Oh no, it seems I really am going to inherit a kingdom in the future?"

Are we still going or not?

As for Green, the more orthodox successor dragon, Puse completely ignored her.

What can a Jinlong, who has neither strength nor intelligence, use to compete with me?

The dispute over persimmons has always been like this!

Puse flicked the tip of its tail, its mind racing with calculations.

He first tilted his head and scrutinized Cedric with his shrewd vertical pupils.

This great sage is the pillar of Starshine's strength and the first human to form an alliance with Kawimas.

Winning him over is tantamount to seizing control of the upper echelons of Starshine.

Pu Se pondered that he could find an excuse later, such as asking about the distribution of human mining areas, or pretending to care about the livelihoods of the survivors, to get closer to the old man.

Hmm...wouldn't a real, tangible bond of mutual benefit be more reliable than empty goodwill?

As for those humans who are close to Green?

A very faint smile appeared on the corner of Pu Se's lips.

That golden dragon, still asleep, had no idea how to deal with humans.

Puse had already devised a plan: once he had completely filled his stomach, he would gather some adaptable middle-ranking nobles who were willing to submit to him.

He even planned to use Kawimas's name to hold several so-called "Dragon-Given Ritual" to let those humans clearly know who the real dragon worthy of following is in this land.

In any case, you should pick the softest persimmons to squeeze, and win people's hearts by doing good things.

Pu Se shook his head, feeling that true power was getting closer and closer to him.

Kavis, naturally unaware of Puse's wicked intentions, patted Puse's head and then sent him out to find food.

The forests outside are almost entirely Kawimas's hunting grounds, so there are no powerful magical creatures or evil monsters.

Apart from the clumsy griffin in the northern forest, intelligent magical creatures usually choose to leave once they realize that this forest has an owner.

As for the powerful magical beasts that lacked much intelligence, they had long since ceased to exist under Alistair's attacks.

If that red dragon beast hadn't been in the Blackthorn Mountains, far enough from the Starfall Forest, it would have taken Puse half a day to fly there. And since it was a fool, it would have become a target for the legendary golden dragon.

It must be brutally real.

Puse flapped its wings and soared into the sky, its wings tearing through the clear sky and bringing with them gusts of whistling wind.

The weather turned cold, and light snow began to fall, scattering into the forest.

Hunger was still burning in his stomach, and his vertical pupils, sharp as an eagle's, were fixed on the dark figure that flashed by in the woods below.

This is a wild boar with iron bristles that is three meters long. Its body is covered with stiff bristles. It is rooting in the soil and searching for tubers, completely unaware that death is coming.

The young blue dragon swooped down, its speed so great that it became a pale blue streak of light.

After sleeping for nearly six months, [falling asleep immediately] significantly increased Pu Se's speed.

He folded his wings, and with a sharp screech as his claws pierced the air, he slammed them down hard on the back of the Iron-Bristled Boar.

With a crisp "crack," the wild boar's spine snapped instantly, and its massive body crashed to the ground with a painful howl.

Puse circled in the air, observing the movement of the prey below, and only slowly descended after confirming that the Iron-maned Boar was dead.

This isn't cowardice, but rather a fighting habit.

Using its speed advantage in the air, it can strike enemies accurately with its dragon claws time and time again, which is better than directly crashing into them and tearing them apart.

For example, griffins hunt by grabbing their prey, carrying it into the air, and then dropping it from the air to kill it.

Poseidon's claws have been enhanced, giving it greater damage; otherwise, as an aerial unit, it would also attempt this hunting method.

The blue dragon landed and grabbed the wild boar by the neck, its sharp teeth easily tearing through the tough flesh, devouring the warm blood and flesh to relieve its hunger.

After devouring the wild boar completely, he disgustedly shook his blood-stained paws and looked up at the boundless sky.

His wings unfurled once more, the flapping of the dragon wings creating powerful air currents that lifted his body slowly into the air.

The wind swept across his scales, swirling above the Starfall Forest. His gaze swept over the endless sea of ​​trees below and the faint outlines of human villages in the distance, and his mind began to race with new ideas.

"I'm starving right now, so it's reasonable for me to collect some protection money from these humans, right?"

"Is this going too far?"

"That's not excessive."

With Kavismas backing it up, the blue dragon seemed very confident.

"First, I need to let these humans know whose territory this is."

Near this newly established town, Puse soon discovered a hunting party.

The group consisted of about a hundred people, led by a young man clad in light, bright silver armor.

He held a longsword gleaming with a cold light in his hand, and his steed trotted with agile steps as he solemnly directed his knights to form an attack formation.

At the front of the group, a black-furred Earth-Splitting Demon Bear bared its fangs and growled, saliva dripping from its sharp canines.

This Earth-Splitting Demon Bear was five meters tall, with fur as hard as steel. Its blood-red eyes shone with a ferocious light, and its protruding fangs were half a foot long, gleaming with a chilling aura.

At the front of its two giant, fan-like hands grow ten scimitar-like claws that can easily tear through rocks and cleave through frozen soil.

This is a magical beast that doesn't possess much intelligence, but when it becomes enraged, it can slam the ground and create numerous crisscrossing fissures.

If the Levi people want to establish a town here, then all the dangerous magical beasts must be exterminated or driven away.

This is necessary; otherwise, if these powerful magical beasts were to one day storm into the newly established town and carry out a massacre, that would be truly disastrous.

Puse let out a cold laugh and swooped down towards the Earth-Splitting Demon Bear.

The massive fourteen-meter-long body pinned the demonic bear to the ground. The blue dragon, standing arrogantly on its prize, said:

"Humans, these are the prey I, Puse, have set my sights on!"

A dragon! A giant dragon over ten meters long!

Karen was startled by the sudden appearance of the blue dragon. She looked up at the blue dragon that had suddenly pressed down and felt that the name was somewhat familiar.

"The great master, Puse?"

He quickly remembered the magic mirror that was obsessed with praising its master.

Under duress from the magic mirror, he praised the dragon for a full hour.