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Aegon's cry of "Father" was crisp and loud.

It was as if they were afraid Ron wouldn't hear them.

But Ron just stood there, looking at him expressionlessly.

He neither responded nor moved forward.

The firelight illuminated half of his face, making his eyes appear exceptionally deep, like two unburnt, deep wells.

Aegon wanted to add something more, but seeing Ron's look, he swallowed his words.

It shrank its neck, took another half step back into the corner, and nervously scratched at the scorched ground with its paws.

Ron spoke, each word seeming to be squeezed out from between his teeth, cold and icy:

"snort!"

Calling him grandpa won't help!

"Get over here!"

Aegon hesitated for a moment, but still obediently moved out from the corner.

He walked up to Ron with his head down, like a stray dog ​​that had been caught.

It glanced up at Ron, then quickly lowered its head again, its tail dragging on the ground, not even daring to raise the tip of its tail.

"What did I say?" Ron asked him.

"...Don't cause trouble."

Aegon's voice was so soft it was almost inaudible.

"So what did you do?"

Aegon opened his mouth, wanting to explain, but found that he really didn't have anything to explain.

The servants were crippled, the storerooms were burned down, jewels were stolen, and finally, the Dragon Garden was set on fire—each and every one of these incidents was written in the accounts, leaving no room for denial.

It remained silent for several breaths, then, like a dead pig unafraid of boiling water, it accepted all beatings and punishments.

Since a contract has already been signed, they can't possibly kick me out.

Aegon shrank back and mumbled:

"Father! I was wrong."

"What's wrong?"

"...I shouldn't have stolen the Black Iron Dragon's gems."

Ron didn't say anything.

Aegon waited a while, but received no response, then added quietly, "Dragon Garden shouldn't have been burned either."

Ron remained silent.

The silence in the air made Little Red Dragon very uneasy.

The voice trailed off: "...They shouldn't have crippled the servants."

Ron was silent for a moment before taking a soft breath, crouching down, and looking Aegon straight in the eye:

"Aegon, listen carefully."

You are inherently evil, I don't care.

You can commit murder and arson, I won't care.

But you need to distinguish clearly—what you can do and what you can't do.

Aegon looked up at him, somewhat bewildered.

"The servant you crippled, he was my subordinate. The Dragon Garden you burned down, that was my property. The gems you stole from the Black Iron Dragon, that was my dragon," Ron said, enunciating each word clearly.

"If you harm my people or destroy my things, you're not going against others."

They're going against me!

Do you understand?

Aegon blinked twice, as if processing the logic behind the statement.

Then he nodded, as if he had come to a realization:

"Understood.

"Don't touch the boss's people or things."

"That's right." Ron stood up.

"I didn't explain things clearly to you this time because it was your first time."

"To kill without teaching is cruelty!"

"As the son of the world, I, the Speaker, am also a reasonable person."

"This time you're only being fined one month's supply of serum. Next time you do it again, I'll really have to deal with you!"

Ron warned Aegon the little red dragon.

Aegon froze as if struck by lightning.

"Ah! Another punishment?!"

He looked up, his eyes wide, and opened his mouth several times before finally uttering a sound:

"Boss! A month? I've only just started drinking it..."

"One month," Ron repeated.

"If you make the same mistake again, you'll be punished more."

Seeing that Ron was determined, the little red dragon feared that if he continued to pester him, the price would double again.

Therefore, I have no choice but to agree.

At this point, Aegon the Red Dragon probably had no idea what kind of torment it would be to have the original essence not updated for a month.

I just feel bad about losing a month's worth of quota.

Actually, this was all part of Ron's plan.

Even without all the mess Aegon caused.

He will also find an opportunity to cut off Aegon's supply of the original serum for a month.

He needs to experience that itchy feeling all over his body.

It itches so badly I want to scratch my scales raw and bang my head against the wall.

That's how he could tell who was the boss, him or Ron.

From now on, Ron's orders will be carried out without any compromise.

Both the Black Iron Dragon and the Blue Nickel Dragon have experienced this.

The Blue Nickel Dragon was originally quite arrogant, relying on its status as a dragon knight of Liulichuan.

He never gave Ron a friendly look.

Ron was difficult to deal with at first, but after she got used to drinking it, he stopped for a month.

Back in the Citadel, he was practically forced to transform into human form and seduce Ron.

In the end, Liulichuan felt sorry for her suffering and came to beg Ron for help.

Ron delivered the concentrate five days ahead of schedule.

You have to understand that Xiao Hei really did endure thirty days of hardship!

In the end, the entire dragon was so tormented that it became emaciated.

She now obeys Ron's words 100%, without the slightest thought of resistance or even doubt.

Now even Aegon the Red Dragon has to make this trip.

Hopefully, he can be reformed in thirty days.

Remake the dragon!

Ron actually knew a little about it too.

Aegon was still quite afraid of Ron, not that he completely ignored Ron's words.

It was because he was a dragon, and a special kind of dragon at that.

Evil thoughts can arise in one's mind at any time.

When faced with emotional outbursts, all these evil thoughts erupted.

Things I could remember before, I completely forgot when I got carried away.

Only after venting their anger can they regain their rationality.

That's what Aegon was like.

It absolutely both fears and idolizes Ron.

But when emotions got the better of him, he would repeat the instructions Ron had given him.

I completely forgot about it.

After the task was completed, I felt scared.

So Ron has to try to correct it.

If even cutting off the supply of the original solution doesn't work, then Ron will have to consider using him as a henchman from now on.

They might even be isolated.

Stay away from Ron's inner circle.

We can't let it go berserk and hurt the little garden or our family members.

The fate of Aegon the Red Dragon will depend on this withdrawal experiment.

Ron touched the little red dragon's horns meaningfully.

Igor was puzzled.

Still smiling and trying to please!

"Snapped!"

Aegon got slapped again:

"Don't laugh like that!"

"Oh!" The little red dragon rubbed its head.