Chapter 347: After modification - 342 Competition
Green Dragon Terar was speaking nonstop, blabbering on without pause. At this point, even the talkative Brass Dragon would likely not be his match and would have to concede defeat.
"I’ve heard everything you’ve said, it must have been arduous to travel such a long way here. Please go take a rest and have some food... Hey, you there, take Lord Terar to rest," Leon said, showing no particular expression as he waved over the Tiefling Maid.
As Leon watched the Tiefling Maid lead Green Dragon Terar away, venturing far enough that even abnormal hearing would be of no use, he instantly burst into laughter and remarked: "Can I say, as expected of a Green Dragon? Truly eloquent and articulate."
"Honestly, if it hadn’t been for our Queen’s reminder back then, I wouldn’t have imagined that I could establish a kingdom," Leon quipped, "I remember she incessantly supported me then, encouraging everyone to help me, and I was worried she was plotting against me... So many years have passed, and this is the first one, can you believe it?"
Cecilia detected the irony in Leon’s tone, and replied, "You seem to lack respect for Her Majesty."
"Well, She can’t hear me anyway." Leon, currently in Dragon Form, casually pawed at the stones on the ground.
"True enough." Cecilia chuckled along, turning to watch as Green Dragon Terar’s silhouette vanished from view. "It’s natural that a Green Dragon has only arrived after so many years. These proud creatures—unless absolutely necessary—would never want to take shelter under someone else’s roof."
"Aren’t you all taking shelter here?" Leon pointed at Cecilia, one by one counting, "You, Tassera, Fiora, and Eggon..."
"You’re different, you’re nothing like a Red Dragon, not even like a Dragon." Cecilia stuck out her forked tongue, "If I hadn’t known you, I wouldn’t have randomly sought you out just because of a word from Her Majesty... Additionally, though Her Majesty may say so, she wouldn’t issue divine mandates for you; perhaps she’d mention you when someone prays."