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

Chapter 93: They haven't even laid the dragon eggs yet, have they? (4k)

"Kidnapping Her Majesty Gabriella Linci Hunt? Imprisoning our supreme ruler?"

Is this something a human being could do?

Oh! It's an evil dragon in front of me! Oh well, it's alright then, dragons kidnapping princesses is nothing new!

That's normal—yeah right!

The legend of the dragon kidnapping the princess—could it really happen?

Did this blue dragon in front of us never intend to negotiate properly from the very beginning?

Did he plan all along to use Princess Gabriella as a hostage to blackmail the entire Long-Eared Tribe?

If the three thousand knights outside the city were to learn that His Highness was imprisoned, would they immediately charge back to Starfall City?

At that time, will the peace of Starfall City, the alliance between the two races, and the peaceful life she had finally obtained all vanish in an instant?

Linor stumbled back two steps, her eyes darting around, already thinking about how to escape and get away from this evil dragon.

Looking at Linor's panicked and desperate appearance, a hint of doubt flashed in Puser's vertical pupils. His dragon tongue remained calm and even as he asked, "Why are you so afraid?"

He tilted his head slightly, his tone carrying a hint of confusion, as if he were simply stating a fact.

"I was just asking a hypothetical question, not asking anything about taking action right now."

"Or do you think that just because you know this hypothesis, I'll immediately kill you to silence you?"

Linor's body was still trembling slightly, and in her mind, she had already categorized Puse as a "ruthless and wicked dragon with no bottom line."

Ranks.

Given the dragon's savagery and domineering nature, let alone just a hypothetical scenario.

Even if they actually took action to tie up Princess Gabriella, or even kill her, who knew the truth, it would be entirely within their expectations.

But she dared not utter the slightest disrespect in her words.

Linor forced a smile that looked more like a grimace, stammering obsequiously, "How—how could that be, Lord Blue Dragon!"

"You—you are of such high status, how could you possibly stoop to the level of someone as insignificant as me?"

"You were just—just asking casually. I—I was just a little surprised, not afraid of you."

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As soon as she said it, even she herself didn't believe it.

Puse wasn't stupid; he naturally knew that the burr tribesman wasn't being honest.

"Really?"

"Hahaha!" Linor took another step back: "Of course it's true."

Puser thought for a moment, then smiled and said, "I remember you had a young adopted daughter in Starfall City named Amy, right?"

He paused, his gaze sweeping over Linor's face, which froze instantly. There was no threat in his tone, yet it was more chilling than any roar.

"She seems to really like you, and she's really cute. What do you think would happen if I just casually 'went there to see her'?"

Linor thought of something terrible, and her expression became even more terrified.

Before she could even think, she lunged forward and clung tightly to Puse's leg.

"Lord Blue Dragon! I beg you! Please spare Amy! She's just a child! A child who doesn't understand anything!"

Puser looked down at Linor, who was clinging tightly to his leg.

He didn't lower his head, nor did he move an inch. He simply spoke slowly, each word like a cold snowflake falling on Linor's heart.

"I have no interest in hurting a child, but only if—"

Pu Se paused, a subtle hint creeping into her tone.

"Our conversation in this alley today has never happened before."

"You are still that long-eared girl who secretly admires the glory of her royal family at the alley entrance."

"And I am but a dragon passing through this shadow, do you understand?"

"Poor mother, you wouldn't want anything to happen to your daughter, would you?"

If it's just a threat to Linor's life, then this long-eared creature is very likely to go to Gabriella to inform on her.

As a member of the Long-Eared Tribe, Linor, with her character, could not stand idly by and watch Gabriella fall into danger.

Even if it brings the dragon's revenge!

There are always things more important than life.

In Linor's heart, her daughter Amy, who had always taken care of her, was something more precious than her own life.

Poseidon's threat was very effective.

Linor's voice was hoarse and broken, as she painfully conceded, "Ugh—I'll do whatever you say! Whatever you tell me to do, I'll do!"

"Your Highness—I'm sorry—I'm so sorry—"

The long-eared woman felt extremely guilty, but there was nothing she could do. She could only blame the evil dragon for being so wicked, threatening her with Amy.

Countless terrifying images uncontrollably flooded Linor's mind, each one sending chills down her spine.

Heart throbbing.

What kind of dark and damp dungeon will Princess Gabriella be imprisoned in?

She could almost see the long-eared tribe's supreme ruler, who was always aloof and cold as ice, being easily captured by this blue dragon.

The magnificent robes that symbolized royal glory were torn and disheveled.

His tall, slender body was bound by cold chains, and his eyes, which always held a disdainful air, were now filled with humiliation due to the dragon's oppression.

In the end, if they are completely ruined, will they be forced to abandon all their pride and, under the dragon's punishment, not even have the courage to raise their eyes?

No!!!!!

She dared not think about it, yet she couldn't help but wonder if the dragon's desires were far more than just "imprisonment."

Could he be lusting after His Highness's exquisite beauty, even surpassing that of an elf, and coveting the noble and aloof air unique to the Long-Eared Clan's royal family?

Would he use those bizarre and incomprehensible quirks that belong only to dragons to humiliate the proud ruler who had lived a proud life?

Will she be forced to shed all her dignity and conform to all the dragon's demands?

Will it prevent her from ever lifting her dignified eyes again?

Let her long, slender ear tips droop forever, filled with despair and humiliation?

Will we be so powerless to resist in the endless darkness?

They could only watch helplessly as the dragon's shadow completely devoured them, crushing even the last shred of dignity belonging to the royal family.

"No—no—"

Linor's lips trembled, her whole body shaking violently: "Your Highness is inviolable—absolutely not—"

Puse frowned in disgust and shook off Linor, who was clinging tightly to his leg.

He looked down at the long-eared creature, bewildered by Linor's strong reaction: "What are you thinking?"

"What constitutes a violation? What is unacceptable?"

Pusser's tone was full of confusion: "I always feel like you're imagining some very bad things, and they're really going too far."

Linor was thrown to the side and sat down, feeling guilty and unable to meet Puse's eyes.

"No—no! Lord Blue Dragon, I wasn't thinking anything!"

Alas, poor Princess Gabriella Linxi Hunter has fallen into the hands of this evil dragon.

When she was rescued, she probably already had the dragon egg laid, right?

Too lazy to argue with Linor any longer, Puse put on a thoughtful expression and then summoned the magic mirror that was attached to the scales.

"Magic Mirror, listen!" Puse's voice was icy as he issued an order that could not be disobeyed.

"From this moment on, you must keep a close watch on the every move of Gabriella Linxi Hunter, the royal family of the Long-Eared Clan."

"Her daily life, including her meals and conversations, must all be recorded."

"Most importantly—"

Puse's gaze pierced through the earthen wall, across the entire Starfall City, and looked northward to the pine forest where the Long-Eared Clan had built their dwellings.

"If she makes any move to leave Starfall City, regardless of the pretext or method, she must report to me immediately."

The magic mirror trembled slightly, its surface shimmering with light, as if it had received a command.

Poseidon then withdrew his gaze, glancing at Linor, who was still slumped on the ground, trembling all over, and spoke with a hint of warning in his tone.

"This magic mirror will be more reliable than anyone else. You must remember your promise, keep your mouth shut, and watch your tacit thoughts."

"If you dare to reveal what happened today, even if you just secretly send a message to Gabriella."

Pusser's voice suddenly lowered: "That's not 'informing,' it's a futile effort that leads to your own demise."

He approached slowly, his vertical pupils fixed on Linor's trembling figure: "The Magic Mirror's surveillance is all-pervasive. Do you think your little tricks can escape its notice?"

"Or do you really think Gabriella can protect you and your Amy right under my nose?"

"Be prudent, keep your mouth shut, and guard your laughable loyalty."

Puse's tone was full of sarcasm: "This is your only way out."

The magic mirror isn't actually omnipotent.

As long as there is magic to prevent peeping, the magic mirror can be stopped from spying. Cleopatra was unaware of this.

When Linor encountered the fairies, she witnessed the power of the magic mirror.

If this magic mirror can spy on Princess Gabriella, then spying on her would be a piece of cake.

Perhaps for the next few days, she will be living under the watchful eye of this evil dragon.

Alas, nothing good ever happens when we encounter this evil dragon.

Looking at Linor's utterly terrified state, Puser said, "From the moment she crossed the city gate, she was already under my control."

"Now that she's here, she's not going anywhere."

"Whether she is a free woman or a prisoner, her future and her fate have already been decided."

There was not a trace of extra emotion in Pusser's voice, only an absolute desire for control over power and a greed for unifying authority.

Gabriella, the supreme ruler of the Long-Eared Tribe, is of pure blood, holds absolute power, and has the loyalty of her entire tribe behind her.

As long as this prince can be completely subdued, whether through an alliance or the shackles of a cage, Starfall City will be able to bring the Long-Eared Clan under its control without losing a single soldier.

As for whether the methods were despicable—

So what if the evil dragon's methods are a little despicable?

If it's not vile, would it still be called an evil dragon? As long as the goal is achieved, what does it matter?

After his success, wandering poets will naturally come to defend him and promote the greatness of the zither.

"Blue—Lord Blue Dragon—"

She paused, as if using all her strength, before finally saying what she was about to say.

"If I keep this a secret, I promise I will never reveal any of your plans, nor will I ever have any intention of betraying you."

"Could you—could you—"

Linor's voice grew softer and softer, but she still mustered the courage to finish her humble request.

"Could you—bring some food for Amy and me to fill our stomachs? Like that giant elk from last time?"

The coldness and indifference on Puse's face were instantly replaced by extreme shock.

"Wait, what are you saying? You're asking a dragon for something?"

He seemed to have heard the most unbelievable thing in the world, his voice filled with disbelief as he questioned, "You just gave in like that?"

"For a little food to fill your stomach, you'd abandon your loyalty to Gabriella? You'd turn a blind eye to the danger she's about to face?"

What about your beliefs?

Linor leaned against the wall to get up. Since nothing could be stopped, and Princess Gabriella's fate had already been sealed by this evil dragon.

Since her loyalty won't get her anything, and might even plunge Amy into an abyss of despair—

Linor said slowly, "Faith—faith can't put food on the table."

She tried, she struggled, but all her perseverance seemed so pale and powerless in the face of absolute power and naked threat.

Instead, we should fight for some real benefits for ourselves and Amy.

A hint of surprise flashed across Poseidon's face; he clearly hadn't expected Linor to be so pragmatic.

She could abandon all loyalty and struggle in an instant, seeking only a little food to fill her stomach.

But this surprise lasted only a moment before it was replaced by strong disdain.

In his eyes, Linor was nothing more than an ant that he could crush at any moment.

As a pawn used to ensure the plan was not leaked, her obedience was taken for granted, while her request seemed utterly ridiculous.

What right does a weak long-eared tribe have to ask this evil dragon, who is about to take control of Starfall City, for benefits?

"No, no way, don't even think about it. No one can make demands of a dragon. I will only do what I want to do."

Last time, Puse was hungry and brought back some food for the poor ants out of interest, not out of kindness.

Puse didn't bother to look at her again, casually flicking his dragon tail without even bothering to give a reply.

He disappeared into the depths of the alley without looking back, leaving Linor standing alone, accompanied by the falling snowflakes.

As for showing pity and tenderness towards women—

I'm sorry, but Puse is currently in his adolescence. Although you are capable of reproduction, he has no intention of doing so.

He didn't even glance at the slender, beautiful young woman who exuded the aura of a married woman, and turned away.

In his mind, there was neither the humble pleading of Linor nor the cold, noble figure of Gabriella.

Only the magnificent scene of the Long-Eared Clan submitting to Starfall City, and the supreme glory of all ethnic groups bowing down to his authority.

He wanted to make Pousser's fame resound in every corner of this land.

He wanted to extend the territory of Starfall City in all directions, and he wanted to become that great evil dragon that would be remembered by history and revered by all races.