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

Chapter 81 You think you're Yang Guo? Trying to ride a dragon?

Chapter 81 You think you're Yang Guo? Trying to ride a dragon? (3k views)

The wind howled in my ears, and the outline of Starfall City quickly shrank into a black dot in the snow.

The pine forest below resembled a dark green wave, surging in the wind and snow.

Poseidon held Karen in his left hand and carried the Great Sage Cedric in his right.

Karen struggled in the cold wind high in the sky, but she couldn't break free from Puse's steel-like dragon claws and could only be held in his hands like a little chick.

Compared to the young man, Cedric, though also in a sorry state, appeared more composed due to his years of experience.

After arriving at the fairy's flower garden.

Poseidon threw Karen off the ground.

As for the reason?

When Puse suggested taking Karen and Cedric to the fairy garden, the boy actually dared to defy his superiors and try to ride on the blue dragon's back.

You think you can be a dragon knight?

Do you think you're Yang Guo?

Karen crashed into the snowy forest at the edge of the fairy flower garden like an out-of-control cannonball.

With a deafening roar, snow and soil were instantly blasted away.

A large crater several meters deep was suddenly smashed into the ground, and snow and broken branches flew everywhere.

As the smoke and dust dissipated, Karen slowly propped herself up from the bottom of the pit. Her armor was dented and battered from the impact, but her skin was completely unscathed.

He coughed up a mouthful of stale air mixed with snowflakes, looked up at the giant blue shadow in the sky, and cursed the blue dragon for being stingy.

Poseidon's enormous blue body slowly descended from the sky, the air currents from its flapping wings becoming much gentler, lacking the ferocity that could overturn houses.

He hovered a few feet above the ground and carefully placed the emaciated Cedric on the snow.

This person must be a friend of the mother?

In short, Cedric's current position is the lord of this newly established Starfall City.

Representing Kavis, he has full authority to handle all issues concerning all races, including the Levi and the Long-eared, and is equivalent to the Prime Minister of the Human Royal Court.

If Puse wants to gain power in the kingdom, he should give this old man some respect.

Cedric steadied himself, his withered fingers gently smoothing his mage robes, which had been ruffled by the gale, and brushing off the snowflakes clinging to the hem.

He looked up at the forest before him, shrouded in wind and snow, yet still faintly glowing with an eerie light, his cloudy eyes scanning it intently.

The old sage bowed slightly and spoke softly in the direction of Puse: "Your Highness Puse, is that the legendary fairy's flower garden ahead?"

"Yes." Puse walked into the forest, which still seemed to be in springtime. "Fairies have the ability to make plants grow."

"If you can get the help of the fairies, then the food problem will not be completely solved, but it will be mostly solved."

The star flowers that Puse originally produced were created by the fairies using methods that forced them to grow.

Normally, plants that grow for a year can be ripened by these little guys in just a few days.

If it weren't for Puse dragging his feet and not wanting to return the fairy's treasure, only coming once every few months...

With the fairy's speed of inducing childbirth, it wouldn't take more than a few months for Lia to make Puse vomit up all the treasures.

Karen then leaped out of the pit and joined in on the conversation between Puse and Cedric.

"I saw them on my journey to this land after Elia's destruction."

Karen confirmed the existence of these fairies for Cedric: "It was those kind fairies who gave me the right guidance."

"They wore floral dresses of different colors and had wings like butterflies, just like in fairy tales, so beautiful that they didn't seem like real beings."

"Come with me." Puse's massive body walked ahead, as if he were coming home, and he entered the flowerbed without any hesitation.

"Hey, Mino, long time no see!"

Upon seeing the familiar green fairy, Puse immediately clung to it as if they were old friends.

It wasn't long ago; it was only a few days ago.

Mino, hidden inside the giant flower bud, was startled by the loud greeting and sprang up, her tender green wings flapping frantically twice.

It rubbed its sleepy eyes, its round eyes full of dissatisfaction at being woken up, and even its voice had a thick nasal tone.

"You annoying, big bad dragon! You're disturbing my sleep again!"

Seeing that Puse showed no remorse whatsoever, she moved even closer.

Mino pouted angrily: "My sisters are in the flower garden, go find them yourself."

As soon as it finished speaking, it hugged its pink and white petal pillow, turned around without looking back, and crawled into a water lily next to it.

The flower buds snapped shut with a "pop," clearly not wanting to say another word to the annoying blue dragon.

Immediately afterwards, in Puse's perception, Mino and the water lily disappeared.

Whether or not Pu Se knew perfectly well that the little fairy was right in front of him, he was completely unaware of her presence.

"Tch! Fine, I won't tell you then." Pu Se turned and left. "Anyway, the fairy's flower garden is only so big, it's just a waste of a little more time."

Karen and Cedric looked at each other in bewilderment.

Why does it seem like their success rate is actually lower with this blue dragon's introduction?

Is it just my imagination?

It must be my imagination, right?

Passing through layers of glowing vines, Karen and Cedric finally met the legendary creatures in the middle of a field of moonflowers.

Three fairies dressed in gold, black, and silver floral dresses were floating in mid-air.

They are working together to bring forth a strange flower that is entirely white.

The flower grew rapidly, and in no time it had blossomed beautifully.

Hearing footsteps, the three fairies turned around simultaneously. The golden fairy, Lia, glared at Puse and asked the two humans curiously, "Humans who have come from afar, why have you stepped into our flower garden?"

Cedric quickly bowed, his attitude respectful and humble: "Kind fairy, we are the Levi people from Starfall City."

"I have come here today to seek your help regarding the survival of our race."

Karen bowed slightly and added, "I was guided by you during my exile, and I have come here today out of necessity."

Meanwhile, not far away, Pu Se had already been completely captivated by the star-shaped flowers in the center of the flower field.

His enormous head hung low, ignoring Karen's conversation with the fairies.

His mission was complete once he brought Karen and Cedric over.

This great sage, the Starfall City Lord personally appointed by Kavismas and the leader of humanity, already owes Puse a debt of two great favors.

One accepted the Red Dragon Beast.

One of them acted as an intermediary, introducing the two of them to the fairy's garden.

Whether they can persuade the fairy is not Puse's business.

Those who died in the winter were all Levi people. These two humans were definitely more anxious and more eager to get the fairies' cooperation than Puse.

"Oh, Bruce, from now on, in this kingdom, besides Kawimas, even Cedric will have to give me some face."

The most distressing thing in the world is owing someone something, but even worse is owing a favor to an evil dragon.

"It won't be long before my prestige reaches an unparalleled height, and everyone will praise my illustrious name."

Vadashi, now we can finally play a human civilization simulator!

Upon hearing this, Leah looked down at Karen, her clear eyes still holding a faint memory of his exile.

"Help related to the survival of your race? What do you want?"

"We need the fairies' ability to induce birth," Cedric said earnestly.

"The food supplies in Starfall City have been looted by the Conrads. Winter has only just begun, and my people are about to face the desperate situation of freezing and starving to death."

"If we can get your help to produce enough food, the Levi people will remember this kindness forever."

Karen stepped forward immediately, her tone extremely solemn: "We have no ready-made gift to offer."

"But I swear in the name of the Levi people that in the future, Starfall City will collect countless rare flower seeds from all over the world and send them all to the fairy's flower garden."

"These flower seeds will be the most unique and beautiful you have ever seen, enough to make this flower garden bloom even more beautifully."

Upon hearing this, Lia slowly turned her head and exchanged a glance with Deli and Ella beside her.

The three fairies flapped their wings gently, emitting a soft buzzing sound, and exchanged opinions rapidly in a way that humans could not understand.

The fairy in the dark floral dress nodded slightly, while Ella glanced curiously at the blue dragon scales adorning Karen's body.

In the end, both of their gazes fell back on Leah.

Leah clapped her hands gently, then looked at Karen and Cedric, her voice clear and melodious: "We accept your promise, leaders of humanity."

Leah's gaze swept over the snow and exhaustion on the two of them. "We will leave with you and help you grow food."

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"But with so many people, Leah doesn't know exactly how much she can help; she can only do her best."

How much food would tens of thousands of people eat in a day?

Taking wheat as an example, if conditions are ample and food is plentiful, with surplus or waste, the average daily consumption per person is approximately 0.5 to 0.6.

kg.

Barely enough to make ends meet, and only enough to satisfy the basic needs of normal life, it requires about 0.3 to 0.4 kilograms.

In terms of survival, at the very least, just to maintain life, one needs about 0.1 to 0.2 kilograms.

In Starfall City, the Levi people number less than 10, but when you add the populations of other races, the number definitely exceeds 10.

In other words, to meet everyone's minimum needs in terms of food, at least 10 tons of wheat would need to be provided every day.

If we take a yield of 200 kilograms per mu as an example, then it would require a full 50 mu of land.

Can a fairy simultaneously cultivate fifty acres of wheat?

Karen and Cedric didn't know, but Puse thought it was almost impossible.

The flowerbed in the forest looks to be less than 10 acres in size.

Moreover, this is a one-day requirement. In the past, the fairy's ability to induce birth required three days, or at least two days.

Karen and Cedric were very anxious.

They needed to hurry back to clear the forest and prepare the seeds for planting before the fairies arrived.

As for the remaining share, they could only try their best to make up for the shortfall through hunting and gathering.

As for how many more people this long winter will take, that's up to fate.

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