Red Dragon, but chosen by all four gods

Led by Heros, Macaros went to the dungeon to meet the werewolf warriors sent by Galahren, and then went to see the wounded and sleeping Angru.

This matter is actually not important.

Galahren's assassination of his own family member was a private matter for the noble lord. If the master were here, he might have made a judgment out of curiosity and a sense of justice, but Macalos didn't have the energy to concern himself with such details.

In other words, the fact that the White Dragon was injured involves the Golden Dragon Court.

But then again, Anglu is no match for Heros; he was confirmed by Seraria herself as an "evil soul."

If it weren't for Heros's timely intercession, Macalos would have dealt with him long ago.

Therefore, he could at most be considered Heros's "pet".

He's waiting for the day when the little red dragon gets tired of playing with him and loses its value.

So, in general, this matter can be considered either a big or small issue.

The only important thing is that Heros said he had taken Galahren's little wolf girl as his servant.

Macalos probably knew what Heros wanted.

Inside the stone house, Heros was still diligently studying the magic scrolls of the Milha tribe.

"Young Master Heros, you've only spent a few days with that little wolf girl, why do you harbor such hostility towards the Galahren family?"

Macalos didn't believe the little red dragon would be so easily influenced by that little wolf girl.

"I'm annoyed," Heros replied without looking up.

Makaros was speechless.

This is a reason that is very much in line with the nature of a red dragon. Any ordinary red dragon might start a dragon disaster just because of "displeasure".

But after making arrangements for the Milha tribe, he knew clearly that this little red dragon, only a month and a half old, was more intelligent and rational than most adult red dragons.

He has his own goals, and he will achieve them in the most efficient way.

Macaros didn't know if this was the power of his master's true blood.

But in any case, the little red dragon had no intention of telling him the real reason.

Having no other option, he asked directly, "So, what kind of 'punishment' does Young Master Heros wish for the Galahren family to receive?"

"What kind of 'punishment' would other lords or nobles receive if they offended the Golden Dragon Court?"

"Extermination of the entire clan."

Heros looked up at the stern-faced Macaros and smiled. "Can the Galahren family be wiped out?"

"If young master Heros wishes for this, they will be wiped out sooner or later," Macaros said calmly.

"You've misunderstood me, Makaros. First of all, it's not in my mother's interest to exterminate the Galahren clan, and secondly, I don't want to destroy the Galahren family either."

Heros knew that Macaros wanted to know his thoughts, but those thoughts required Celaria's support and his own sufficient strength; to say them now would be nothing more than a joke.

"After all, they don't know that I've taken Inanna as a servant, and she doesn't have any obvious characteristics like other dragonborn. In that case, a few words of reprimand will suffice."

"By the way, I don't have the ability to convert dragonborn familiars yet, and Inanna doesn't seem to be an adult yet, so let's send her home for now and talk about it again in a few years."

Macalos seemed puzzled after hearing this.

The fact that the Galahren family is going to assassinate this wolf girl indicates that there is an irreconcilable conflict between them, yet Heros allows her to return with the title of "True Dragon's Kin".

With a new nemesis in the family who needs to be fed and pampered, that old bastard François's life will be shortened by several years.

However, this punishment was fairly standard, so Makaros had no objection to it.

"Also, I've seen the magic books passed down through the Milha tribe and found them very interesting. I'd also like to see the traditions of other families. Could you please help me collect some?"

"A magical inheritance?"

Macaros knew that Heros had wanted to learn magic before, and that he required the basic knowledge system of a "mage".

"Sure, when I send people to inform the various tribes of the 'punishment' of the Mirha tribe, I will have the guards collect some along the way."

Only after receiving this reply was Heros satisfied.

In the past few days of studying, he has felt something stirring in the "Dream Palace" and can't wait to see what the new reward is.

It's just that it's not in the dragon's nest, so it can't sleep peacefully.

Seeing that Heros had no further questions, Macalos began to arrange for the implementation of the "punishment" against the Mirha and Galahren tribes.

As for himself, he did not intend to wait for the matter to be resolved and wanted to send Heros back to the dragon's lair directly.

While Macaros was assigning tasks, Heros called the little wolf girl into the stone house and briefly explained the arrangements to her.

This girl is quite intelligent and was able to understand Heros's meaning.

As for the rest, let her do as she pleases.

After that, all the conflicts she caused within the Galahren family were no longer family disputes, but rather extensions of the Dragon Court.

Driven by her hatred for her father, she had ample motivation to cause trouble.

Heros's goal was to completely throw this mess of feudal nobles into the dustbin of history.

How can the Golden Dragon Court's business be successful when surrounded by these insects?

The Galahren family were his intended test subjects.

……

Macalos is very efficient; the Dragonborn, having inherited the blood of true dragons, can easily travel for days on end without rest.

Around that afternoon, the team returned to the dragon's nest.

Macalos even spared no effort in casting levitation spells on the dragonborn guards, compressing their journey of several days to the extreme. By noon on the second day, they had already arrived at the dragon's lair.

The commotion subsided long before Seralia's ceremony was even over.

Upon returning to the dragon's lair, Heros eagerly entered a deep slumber.

When his consciousness once again entered the magnificent palace, he indeed saw that the azure statue was surrounded by light.

However, unexpectedly, the scarlet statue, which had remained motionless, was also surrounded by light.

……

On the other side, at the heart of White River Valley, lies Galahren Castle.

François was stroking the scroll the messenger had sent back, looking at the gold seal on it, and was in a rather good mood.

As the lord of the entire White River Valley, he knew that although the Golden Dragon Lord upheld justice, he did not care much about mortals.

It's a rare occurrence, perhaps only once in a decade, for someone to personally suppress an invading tribe.

The actual manager of the Dragon Court's affairs was Makaros.

Therefore, receiving Makaros's "thank you" is of great value.

In the ensuing conflict, he would be able to gain even more benefits from this.

The butler had already brought in an exquisite box, and François carefully placed the scroll inside.

Including this new scroll, there are three golden rays in the box, which are his accumulation over the years.

Just as he was about to close the lid, he suddenly noticed that the golden light from two of the scrolls was shaking violently.

François's expression changed, and he quickly took it out to examine it.

The original signature quickly spread across the scroll, turning into lines of text.

François read the text quickly, his expression growing increasingly grim.

When the golden light stopped changing, the old wolf's face was so gloomy it looked like it could drip water.

He threw the scroll, which he had just been treating like a treasure, to the ground.

"Inana!"

Upon seeing this, the butler quickly lowered his head and stepped back, afraid of being noticed by the old wolf.

Looks like we'll have to prepare offerings again today.