My Stubborn Soul Card Follower

"It's alright, Qishala." Shen Sui waved his hand and said, "This isn't your problem."

"I'm wondering if I overdid it when I reset her points." Shen Sui murmured, "Washing away her intelligence."

"I'm not stupid!" Mitole, hearing Shen Sui say her intelligence was gone, raised her head, tiptoed, and craned her neck to stare at Shen Sui, saying, "Master can't just slander me like that!"

Shen Sui sighed, looked over at Qishala, and said helplessly, "I think her hair should be dyed blue; it better suits her behavior."

And it better matches her effect too.

[Loli Dragon Maid Mitole], a Follower Card Shen Sui got from Qishala after resetting Mitole's points and sealing most of her powers.

This is a 5-star Follower Card, and the effect of Mitole in her Loli Dragon Maid form is straightforward.

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Card Name: [Loli Dragon Maid Mitole]

Type: Follower Card

Star Level: 5-star

Effect: ① When this Follower is summoned or Special Summoned successfully, you can activate it to send the top three cards of your deck to the graveyard; when this Follower leaves the field, you can activate it to choose a Life Card from your graveyard and add it to your hand.

② Once per turn during your Main Phase, you can return this Follower on the field to your hand and send a Polymorph Follower from your deck to the graveyard.

Spirit Value: 1500

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Upon seeing the ① effect, Shen Sui's first thought was Lan.

They're both Dragon Maids and both blindly stacked when entering the field, and their inherent intelligence seems about the same (foggy expression).

Speaking of which, Mitole's true identity is a Dragon God, so Lan…

Uh-oh! Could Lan really be the future Dragon Emperor?

Shen Sui was lost in thought.

While Qishala was painstakingly teaching Mitole, Shen Sui and Vivian were also preparing to head to Jing City.

This year's All-Star Tournament will be held at the Duel Hall in Jing City.

But before that, as the Master and the Lady, Shen Sui and Vivian welcomed two new family members.

After arranging matters in their respective city-states, Delia and Adewei arrived at Shen Sui's villa as promised, guided by the Dragon Scale.

The first person Delia saw was the red-haired Vivian.

"Miss Vivian..." Delia's eyes widened in surprise.

Vivian smiled at Delia and said, "I told you, we'd meet sooner or later."

"Lady Vivian is the Master's wife," Qishala introduced.

Delia covered her mouth, "So everything you said back then was true?"

Vivian playfully smiled, "I told you, I never lie."

"Qishala," at this time, Shen Sui led a dripping wet Mitole down the stairs, "perhaps it's best not to have Mitole tidy up rooms anymore."

Qishala looked up and saw the dripping wet Mitole and exclaimed, "What happened to Mitole again?"

"She tried to clean all the water out of Martina's room."

To clean up water.

Everyone present paused in silence for a while.

Delia's gaze briefly lingered on Mitole, quite certain that this small, cute loli was indeed the Dragon God from that day.

However, it seemed most of her powers had already been sealed.

Quickly, Delia shifted her gaze from Mitole to Shen Sui.

It's the aura of Duke Grafa.

Delia thought confidently.

"Your Grace!" By this point, Adewei couldn't help but kneel before Shen Sui, "Adewei greets you!"

Seeing two new maids, Shen Sui found their real-life appearances to be identical to the artwork.

He smiled and let go of Mitole in his hands, "Welcome back."

A look of surprise flashed across Adewei's face, but she dared to look up.

Duke Grafa didn't seem as heartless and cruel as before.

In the past, Duke Grafa would've probably roared in anger because Delia hadn't paid her respects.

What Adewei didn't know was that Duke Grafa's callousness and cruelty were imposed by the developers' settings, which Shen Sui had complained about more than once while playing.

You ridiculous developers! With such beautiful artwork, and it's about Dragon Ladies, you do realize who your target audience is, right? It's bad enough that I can't get chummy with the Dragon Ladies, but constantly being reminded that they're just my creations, mere tools I could kill at will, what's the point of that?

There's no interaction; you just mechanically follow their instructions.

If I don't punish them, would the Dragon Princess even consider rebelling?

You don't even add a favorability system; there's no way to build rapport, it's this brutal—if it were me, I'd rebel, too!

If you aren't good at making games, just stop making them.

Of course, although he rants a lot, considering it's one of the few games with a beautiful Dragon Lady art style, Shen Sui eventually completed it.

"I'm planning a trip," Shen Sui said, linking arms with Vivian as he descended the stairs, speaking to Delia and Qishala, "I'll leave the villa in your hands. If you have any questions, you can ask Qishala. If there's an urgent matter and you need to return to your city-states, you can do so anytime."

After a pause, Shen Sui smiled at Delia and Adewei, "Now that we're family, there's no need to face any difficulties alone. You can talk to Qishala or me; everyone here is happy to help you solve problems."

Delia bore the same expression as Adewei.

It seemed today's Duke Grafa was entirely different from the one she remembered.