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

Chapter 96 Kavis is about to break through to Legendary status (3k)

"You dare say you didn't provoke me first?!"

"Constantly referring to them as deformed blue dragon bastards," what do you call that? Is that what you call just passing by?!"

He looked at Elliott's disheveled appearance: "What's even more ridiculous is that not only did you verbally abuse me, but you also dared to make outrageous claims in Starfall City that you wanted to pursue my mother!"

"You don't even know your own worth! A mere, arrogant brass dragon, dares to covet my mother?!"

Puther's voice was full of contempt: "I'm just teaching you a lesson on behalf of my father, Alistair, you ignorant fool."

"You're turning the tables on me! Do you really think my mother has a good temper and that's why you can act so recklessly?!"

Kavis's cold gaze finally shifted from Puse to Elliott's broken, bronze-colored body.

Her voice was very calm, like a gentle breeze brushing across a frozen lake.

"The brass dragon from afar, is what he said true?"

There was no angry rebuke, nor any deliberate pressure, but the faint silver light that rippled gently with her voice made Elliott's impassioned accusation instantly catch in his throat.

Puse immediately pressed her advantage: "Mother, look, look, he's feeling guilty, he's feeling guilty!"

Kavis's gaze fell on Elliott, and a hint of coldness crept into her calm voice.

"Starfall City never welcomes guests who deliberately provoke us."

Her voice was not loud, but it carried the unique majesty of an adult dragon: "You have spoken ill of my child and harbored ill intentions towards me, thus you have lost the dignity and etiquette that a dragon should have."

Kavis turned his head slightly to look at the boundless sky outside the city, his tone containing no hint of reluctance.

"This is not a place for you. Take your wounds and leave the territory of Starfall City."

"From this day forward, the sky over Starfall City will no longer be open to you."

Elliott opened his mouth, but couldn't utter a single word of rebuttal, because what Puse said was true.

Kavis's calm, unwavering gaze made him feel even more ashamed than Puse's sharp claws.

He dared not look at Kawimas again, nor dared to glare at Puse. His remaining half of the wing flapped weakly, and with his eighteen-meter-long, broken body, he turned around in a sorry state.

Once Elliott had completely disappeared into the horizon, the silver light surrounding Kavisma slowly faded, and her cool gaze returned to Puse.

She floated forward a few steps, the coldness in her voice completely gone, replaced by gentleness:

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"Puse, are you hurt?"

Pu Se immediately raised his head, and his previously slightly curled-up body instantly stretched out considerably.

He shook his neck, his claws lightly tracing the already healed wound: "Mother, don't worry, I'm doing very well!"

He pointed to several shallow scratches on his scales, the flesh beneath which had long since recovered thanks to the [Noble Dragon] talent.

"Those brass dragon's claws couldn't hurt me at all; they only scratched my scales a little, which have already healed on their own!"

"Look, I'm bursting with energy right now. Even if ten more of these brass dragons came, I could handle them with ease!"

Kavis saw that his scales were smooth and his breathing was steady, so he was clearly unharmed.

She nodded slightly, not dwelling on the injury any further, her tone regaining some composure, and the subject of her conversation shifted.

"When you were a child, I personally carved a defensive magic rune for you next to the reverse scale on the side of your neck."

"That scale bears the mark of my magic and the goodwill of the Silver Dragon Clan."

"As long as you carry it with you, you will not be suddenly attacked by other benevolent dragons."

Kavis's tone became more serious: "Although this brass dragon has only himself to blame today, you will inevitably encounter other dragons in the future."

"While that scale may not stop malicious provocations, it can protect you from many unnecessary misunderstandings and surprise attacks."

Pu Se's movements suddenly stopped, and a clear look of surprise flashed in his dark blue vertical pupils.

He clearly hadn't expected that the shed dragon scale would have such an effect.

Pu Se feigned annoyance: "If I had known it could stop the benevolent dragon's unprovoked attack, I should have carried it with me when I was preparing for the Starshine Royal Court."

Pu Se changed the subject, a hint of doubt flashing in her dark blue vertical pupils, and her tone changed from annoyance to seriousness: "By the way, Mother."

"Why did you suddenly come out?" He tilted the dragon head slightly, his eyes filled with a hint of confusion.

"Logically speaking, you should be guarding the sleeping Green at this time."

Kavis sighed and replied slowly, "Because I'm preparing to advance to Legendary status."

"Grin's slumber has been reinforced by the protective magic runes I laid down, so even if something changes, I have the ability to check on him at any time."

Kavis is just preparing for promotion like Alistair, not completely falling into a deep sleep, so he can still protect Green.

"Furthermore, I plan to go into a deep sleep after Green wakes up and then break through to the next level."

Kavis's gaze slowly drifted towards the horizon, where the stars were silently turning.

Her voice was soft yet carried an unwavering determination, each word clearly reaching Puse's ears: "Once I break through to the legendary realm, my power and magic will reach unprecedented heights."

"At that time, I will be able to follow the faint trace left by your father to find your father, Alistair."

"Could it be that you too have received Bahamut's summons?!" Puse asked her.

Kavemas nodded slowly.

The silvery-white pupils reflected the sky without any of the holiness and solemnity that should be present when summoning the Dragon God, only an unyielding tenderness and obsession.

"Yes." Her voice was as soft as a sigh, yet carried the weight of time. "I did answer Bahamut's call."

"But I am not doing this to uphold justice in the world, nor to protect the glory of the good dragon."

Kavis's gaze fell on Puse, and it seemed as if through him, she looked toward the distant past.

"I answered this call only for Alistair."

"Alistair and I have been together for countless years, from the innocent days of being young dragons to the days of standing side by side as adults. Our souls have long been intertwined."

A wisp of silver light quietly gathered at her fingertips, then slowly dissipated: "No matter how long the years may be, we have never thought of separating."

Puse's dark blue vertical pupils narrowed slightly, and his tone suddenly shifted, becoming more serious: "Then—what about this human kingdom?"

The stability of Starfall City is built upon the territory of the dragons, and Cedric's alliance with them is always inseparable from the name of "protection by benevolent dragons".

Puser glanced at the city below, his voice tinged with inquiry: "After you left, Mother, how will the kingdom, protected by the Benevolent Dragon, conduct itself?"

Upon hearing this, Kavis simply shook her head slightly, her silver-white eyes showing no ripples, her tone calm to the point of indifference.

"Cedric merely used the name of the Good Dragon to win over the people and consolidate his territory."

Her gaze slowly swept over the human city below; the smoke from cooking fires and the lights were, to her, nothing more than an interlude in the long course of time.

"This is ultimately just a human kingdom, and its rise and fall, its glory and its shame, follow their own course."

Puser was surprised that Kavis was completely indifferent to this human kingdom, and then asked:

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What about Green?

"She's just a young golden dragon; with you gone, Mother, who will protect her as she grows up?"

Hearing Puse's question, Kawimas glanced in the direction of the lair and said, "Green's safety will be personally taken care of by Cedric."

"This is a deal." Her voice was calm but undeniable. "I will establish a kingdom for him in the name of the Good Dragon to ensure the continuation of the race."

"He would then need to use the power of the entire kingdom to build an unbreakable barrier for Green, so that no one would dare to touch her in the slightest before she came of age."

At this point, Kavis's tone suddenly became solemn, her silvery-white eyes slowly locking onto Puse, and she gently gave him her instructions.

"And you, Puser."

"You are her brother, so you must take good care of Green from now on, no matter what."

Her voice carried a hint of sternness, yet also held a deep expectation: "You are not allowed to bully your sister, and you are not allowed to let her get seriously injured."

"As for occasionally disciplining her—given Green's personality, that's not a problem."

As soon as Kavis finished speaking, her silvery-white eyes narrowed slightly, her gaze falling on Puse, her tone carrying a hint of inquiry.

"By the way, Puse, you seem to care a lot about this human kingdom, even more than about Green's safety, and you asked about its fate before you did."

Kavis was puzzled: "Could it be—that you really like this human kingdom?"

"Oh, really? That's not true at all!"

Puser refused to acknowledge this fact: "I just feel that if the kingdom becomes too chaotic, it will inevitably affect Green's stability. After all, Mother, your deal is based on the survival of the kingdom!"

"What I care about has never been this human kingdom, but I am worried that its turmoil will affect my sister!"

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Kavis looked at his defensive expression, a knowing smile flashing across her silvery-white eyes.

"I've heard that you're preparing to establish a unified Starry Royal Court."

These words fell lightly, yet they instantly froze Pu Se in place.

He opened his mouth, wanting to explain, but found himself unable to utter a word. This matter was not a secret at all, and ultimately could not be hidden from his mother's perception.

Seeing that he had nothing to say, Kavis gently shook her head, her voice carrying a rare hint of indulgence and support: "Go ahead and do it if you want to."

"This kingdom is divided into many races. If you can establish a truly unified royal court, it might not be a bad thing."

"My only request is that you never forget why you started in the first place."

Pu Se's earlier panic and embarrassment completely disappeared. She cautiously moved forward, her voice lower than usual.

"Do you truly support me?"

With Kavismas's support, wouldn't it be justifiable to imprison Gabriela Linxihunt after turning against the Long-Eared Tribe?

This is a just political struggle, not doing bad things, isn't that reasonable?

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