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

Kavis's silver wings tensed abruptly, protecting both Puser in the air and Grin on the ground even more tightly, his silver pupils surging with an undeniable determination.

"Alistair, Puse is the hatchling I brought back to the nest. From the moment he was born, he has been my child, just like Grin."

She lowered her head and rubbed against Puse's injured scales. The cool dragon breath brushed over the wound, bringing a subtle healing warmth.

"Although he is a blue dragon, he has never shown the ferocity of a five-colored dragon. You cannot stop me because of bloodline prejudice."

Puse shrank closer to the soft scales on her neck, her little paws gripping the silver dragon's scales tightly, her eyes glistening with just the right amount of moisture.

He could clearly hear Alistair's heavy breathing behind him, carrying the scorching heat characteristic of a golden dragon, mixed with a natural aversion to the five-colored dragons.

Alistair, unwilling to give up, advised: "You are raising a five-colored dragon born with the mark of evil? Have you forgotten Bahamut's teachings?"

"Metal dragons and five-colored dragons are incompatible; to raise him would be a betrayal of the dragon race's order!"

He lashed out with his tail in frustration, causing stalactites from the cave ceiling to shatter and fall. He continued:

"I will never let my daughter be with a dirty blue reptile."

Kavemas and Alistair reached a stalemate and began to argue.

Due to the existence of Puse, the racial habits between gold and silver dragons, as well as the personality conflicts between Kawimas and Alistair, became apparent.

If Kavemas were a golden dragon, the idea of ​​keeping an evil dragon by his side would never have happened, let alone picking up any dragon eggs.

If Alistair were a silver dragon, his curiosity would even surpass that of Kavismas.

Alistair, a five-colored dragon raised under the tutelage of a benevolent dragon, would act as a father figure, constantly ensuring that Puse cooperated with his research.

Uh, it's just used as experimental material.

Unfortunately, there are no "what ifs," so this argument was inevitable.

Alistair had just returned, and was still feeling guilty and lacking confidence.

Kavemas's dominance is evident, and barring any unforeseen circumstances, the scales of victory will tip completely in her favor.

It seems that Puse's life is spared.

As Puse gradually relaxed, Green grinned and said to the two arguing dragons:

"Father, Mother, the very existence of Ptsor Andragon Malygos is a blasphemy against justice."

Green emerged from under Kawimas's wing and said sarcastically to Puse:

"In my dream, he was prophesied to bring darkness to this continent and become a dragon that loves killing and plundering and instigates war."

Green knew his mother's kindness and unreliability, and he knew that this outcome would also cause her hesitation.

But Alistair is different.

Her father was a powerful and righteous golden dragon who knew of Puse's evil future and was determined to intervene.

So when the loop was at the starting point, Green did not tell Kawimas the news, but waited for Alistair to return and then complained to him directly.

That's how Shanlong is; if he can't beat someone, he'll just call on his parents.

Although Green was not weaker than Puse, he couldn't kill him either. The quickest way to end Puse's life was for his father to take action.

Compared to Alistair, Poseidon was nothing more than an insect that could be crushed.

"Huh?" Pu Se almost fell from the sky.

Green directly applied the memories of rebirth to the prophecy, thus opening the box to the future.

Okay, okay, is this how you play it?

Pu Se was so angry he almost laughed.

As the protagonist, shouldn't Green constantly increase his strength and then continuously overcome himself?

As a result, this shameless little sister directly caused her father, a golden dragon that was about to reach adulthood, to elbow the cub that was only two days old.

You beast!

Puser never imagined that Green would be so shameless. What happened to Golden Dragon's pride? What happened to Golden Dragon's integrity? Have you abandoned them all?

This is bullying a baby dragon that's only a few days old.

What kind of hellish difficulty is this?

Pu Se's mind raced, but he couldn't come up with a good solution for a while, and he soon broke out in a cold sweat.

He immediately looked at the panel, hoping it would provide some guidance.

[The "arch-enemy" sensed the unique aura related to Grin on the golden dragon Alistair and greedily stole 1 point of his wisdom for you. Do you accept it? Yes or no.]

"A little wisdom."

[Your wisdom increases by 1]

After clicking "OK", Pu Se was about to nervously search for information to break the deadlock when a sudden inspiration flashed in his mind.

After hearing Green's words clearly, Puse seemed to accept the reality of his death and collapsed to the ground in despair.

The baby dragon looked pitiful, clinging painfully to Kawimas's feet.

"If, Mother... you believe that my future is already predetermined, then I am willing to place my life in your hands for judgment."

"I am your child, and I only wish to die by your hand."

Kavemas fell silent.

If Poseidon had died at her hands, then Grimm's prophecy would not have been predetermined, but rather could have been altered.

And Poseidon, who did not perish, may, as prophesied, become an evil blue dragon.

Kavis's voice hesitated slightly: "Is fate truly unchangeable?"

No, perhaps fate had already changed the moment Green uttered the prophecy.

Before Grimm utters the prophecy, Poseidon may grow into an evil dragon.

Her education has already failed once.

But after Green announced the result, Kavimas... did not believe that her education would fail again.

Puse knew that Kawimas was wavering, just like a story from the human memory of the previous life.

Knowing that he had failed to restore the Han Dynasty, would Zhuge Liang give up on doing so?

No, they only think about learning from the reborn how they failed, and then they learn from their mistakes, evolving into "hindsight experts."

Poseidon was no ordinary evil dragon.

Having once possessed human memories, he knew how to deceive, how to launch sneak attacks, and how to use his intelligence.

Ha, no matter how many times she's reborn, that brat Green is just an increase in memories and experience; her intelligence can't possibly go from dull to genius.

No matter how many times the stupid dragon reincarnates, it is still just a stupid dragon and is no match for Puse at all.

"The teachings of the Platinum Dragon God are to uphold justice, not to stifle possibilities."

Kavis lowered his head and gently stroked Puse's scales: "If the prophecy is true, then I must stay by his side even more—this time, I will rewrite it myself."

Alistair slammed his golden claws into the ground, unleashing a torrent of scorching dragon breath.

"You're insane! The evil of the Five-Colored Dragon is ingrained in its very bones; it cannot be changed!"

“Father is right,” Green immediately agreed, his wings flapping uneasily. “Mother, prophecies never go wrong! He will ruin everything!”

Green sensed something was wrong.

This was the worst possible outcome; Puse survived under the protection of Kavismas.

And for a long time afterward, she gained the attention of Kavimas.

This means that Puse has had a considerable amount of time to grow.

By pinning Pu Se down, the budding opportunity has disappeared, and more variables will appear in the future, which may even threaten her future.

Green cannot accept this result.

She must create an opportunity for her mother to see the true nature of Puse, and for her father to have a legitimate reason to kill Puse completely.