1:74 The impact of contract on forced obedience (Part 1)
The next morning.
Ivan, who had slept on the table all night, felt a sharp pain in his left index finger before he fully woke up.
"Ouch! It hurts! Stop it!!" Ivan shouted, waving his hands fiercely, and finally got rid of the bite of Spark, the Purple Lightning Dragon. But there was already a deep tooth mark on his thumb.
.
"Ugh...what's wrong with you?!" Ivan cursed.
"Damn humans, they use despicable means to force people into submission, and they also turned my body into this! Just wait and see! One day I will----"
"Stop it, idiot!" Javier, the Emerald Wind Dragon, swiped Spark away with his tail. "Haven't you embarrassed yourself enough?!"
"I will not admit such a result! Absolutely not!" Sparky roared angrily, "If I want to recognize this kid as my master, I would rather die!"
"You don't have to recognize me as your master, you can leave freely." Ivan said.
"You see, that's why I said that human beings are inferior...wait, what did you just say?"
"I said, you can leave." Ivan said.
"You kid...are you serious?" Javier asked.
"Your question is really funny. Are you serious when you say you want to serve others?" Ivan said, "I haven't tied you with chains. Do you still need my permission to leave?"
"You will regret not chaining me up," Spark said. "It will take a hundred years for this small injury to heal, and then you will die."
"He would have been dead by then, idiot." Javier said, "Human life is very short."
"Huh!" The purple electric dragon didn't answer, but raised its wings and flew up.
"Do you plan to continue fighting for Storm Island?" Ivan asked.
"No, it's just a stupid desert island." After speaking, Sparky flew away.
"Dishonest guy." Javier said, "That one is obviously heading towards Storm Island."
"So, goodbye, Javier?" Ivan said.
"No, I don't have anywhere to go. If I go to Storm Island, I'll just fight with that kid Spark every day. You seem to be quite interesting, so I'll hang around here for a while."
"But......"
"Didn't you say that I am free? You have no control over where I go," Javier said.
"The days of keeping a lighthouse are boring. If you don't find it boring, then just do whatever you want." Ivan said.
"Why?" Javier suddenly asked, "Yesterday I gave the blood to Spark, but there was obviously not enough blood. I thought we would die together. Did you do something, kid?"
"No, nothing was done. I think you are just lucky," Ivan said.
"Being lucky and being able to come back to life are two different things. Tell me honestly, kid." Javier asked.
"You won't be angry...?" Ivan asked quietly.
"Speak quickly!" Javier urged.
"The evil star said that the blood of elves is also a tonic for dragons. When you can't hold on, we have no other choice but..."
"Oh, damn! So now I have the dirty blood of half human and half elf in my body!" Javier shouted almost furiously, "If I had known it would be like this, it would be better for me to die happily!"
"I'm sorry..." Ivan said.
"Uh-huh! Unbelievable!" Javier said while suppressing his anger, "I am no longer a dragon with pure blood. No one knows what will happen if the blood of alien species is mixed with dragon blood.
, maybe I will slowly turn into a half-dragon monster in the future!"
"Is it that serious?..." Ivan asked.
"'It's better than being dead,' right?" Cuifenglong glared at Ivan fiercely.
"It's better than being dead," Ivan said with a bitter smile.
"I really don't understand why you have to do this for us." Javier asked puzzledly, "We are obviously your enemies and we obviously want to put you to death."
"Every summer," Ivan said, "when there's a typhoon, I'll be here watching you."
"What?"
"I saw you flying in the storm." Evan said, "Being a dragon is really enviable. You can fly freely there without any scruples and nothing can stop you. That kind of life is really enviable.
.I really want to fly like you, fly far away, and fly out from this little lighthouse."
"Boy..."
"So get well soon and fly again." Ivan said, "When I see you flying, it's like I'm flying too. I just want to see that scene again. So don't think I'm sympathizing with you. I
Everything I do is based on my willful wishful thinking."
"Idiot." Javier said, and then flew to the top of the lighthouse, "Then setting up a nest here is just my willful wishful thinking, and you have nothing to do with it."