Lizardn evolved?
Frey's words truly shocked Middray beyond asure.
Since when did even Lizardn have such luck?
Admittedly, Lizardn also had dragon blood flowing within them.
But that bloodline was so thin that it could not even compare to that of the Dragon Faithful.
If Middray was envious, then he certainly was.
But now, Frey had shown them, the Dragon Faithful, a clear path, and Middray suddenly felt enlightened.
"What should we do?"
"No need to rush."
Frey did not despise Middray's dullness.
On the contrary, what she wanted was for these Dragon Faithful to be a bit slow-witted.
Being too smart would be detrintal to her persuasion.
Following the Beast Kingdom of Eurazania, Frey once again set her sights on the Dragon Faithful of the Dragon Country.
If she could also bring them into her camp, Frey's influence in the Monster Nation would surely rise another notch.
Especially since she had a powerful weapon like Milim on her side.
Of course, Frey was not trying to exploit Milim.
She did not have such great ambition, nor would she sche against a simple, sowhat adorable little girl.
Harpy Race, Beastn, Dragonkins.
The three races combined, along with the three territories of the Harpy Queendom, Beast Kingdom of Eurazania, and Dragon Country.
Given Rin's attitude toward Milim, the pink-haired girl's status would definitely not be below that of the various Dragon Gods.
More importantly, Milim was very strong!
Having witnessed the battle between Luo Hao and Guy, Frey deeply felt the gap between herself and the top powerhouses.
Frey was a proud person.
But she had to admit that no matter how hard she tried, she could never surpass beings like Guy and Luo Hao.
She did not have that kind of talent.
Carrion was stronger than her, but likewise could not compare to Guy and the others.
To truly gain influence in the Monster Nation and win Rin's trust and favor.
Milim's power was essential.
Among everyone Frey knew, the only one who could possibly fight Guy and the Dragon Gods was Milim alone.
If Milim could be brought into their alliance, Frey would no longer have to worry about insufficient combat power.
As for Rin's side.
Milim was not coming to work for Frey.
She would make this child the leader of the alliance, and she and Carrion would, in turn, work under her.
Milim did not need to work.
She only needed to eat, drink, and play happily every day.
All the work would be completed by her, Carrion, and Middray.
"What do you think, Violet?"
Frey did not care at all that her plan was exposed to Violet.
It could not be hidden anyway.
Moreover, doing so would also benefit the balance of power within the Monster Nation, so Violet had no reason to refuse.
"Milim's power needs to be balanced."
However, Violet's response made Frey confused. "What do you an?"
"You are very clever, Frey."
Violet's voice echoed in Frey's ears, and the latter nodded slightly, listening intently. "But you've made one mistake."
"What?"
"Milim's potential far exceeds your imagination."
As the Star King Dragon's only child, Milim could be said to be the most broken existence in the entire Cardinal World.
This was still Milim in her basic state.
Once Rin nad this child again, giving Milim a second na, she would gain a further opportunity from Rin.
Without a doubt, Milim would definitely evolve into a Dragon God.
This also ant that Milim would very likely beco the strongest existence after Rin.
In the entire Monster Nation, apart from Rin and Violet, who could borrow Rin's authority, no one else could stand above Milim.
This did not an Milim would be invincible.
Rather, if a conflict were to break out with Milim, the consequences would be unimaginable.
"If Rin and I are present, it does not matter how much that child causes trouble."
Violet said, "But if sothing happens to us, and Milim throws a tantrum, the entire Monster Nation will face complete destruction."
This was Milim's deterrent power!
When Milim went berserk, no one could control her.
Yet this girl, who possessed such imnse power, had an incomplete mind, completely that of a young girl.
"Frey, we need you to beco Milim's guardian."
Violet's aning was also Rin's aning. "You can use this child's na to strengthen your three-country alliance."
"But beyond that, you need to keep this child's emotions stable."
This point was crucial.
Rin's designation for Milim was the Dragon God of Destruction.
Whether externally or internally.
Whenever Rin issued a command of destruction, Milim would act, and then completely eradicate any existence that defied Rin from the very root.
Undoubtedly, such a Milim would beco a great terror in the Monster Nation.
A Sword of Damocles hanging over countless heads.
"This..."
Frey listened to Violet's arrangents and said sowhat nervously, "Entrusting such imnse power to that child, wouldn't it..."
"No need to worry."
Violet said, "Given Milim's personality, she would not care about these things at all."
After Rin reclaid the Parallel Consciousness, Violet also received mories related to Milim.
Therefore, she understood Milim's personality very well.
The young girl was not the kind of mischievous child who would abuse her power.
She was receptive to reason, sensible, would not make unreasonable demands, and certainly would not throw tantrums.
This was evident from her behavior in the original work.
"But you do not need to feel too much pressure."
Milim would indeed beco the strongest after Rin and Violet.
But slightly below her were Guy, Velzard, Velgrynd, Veldora, Luo Hao, and the others.
One-on-one, they might not be able to defeat Milim.
But two-on-one, or even three-on-one, even if they could not defeat Milim, they could stall until Rin and Violet were free, and then awaken the child's consciousness.
"Your mission is not to guard against a conscious Milim."
"It is to prevent her from becoming angry, to keep her emotions stable and safe."
Normal Milim and enraged Milim were two completely different people.
The forr was very easy to talk to.
The latter would completely lose her mind and need to be awakened.
"I understand."
Frey understood her mission. She promised Violet that she would take good care of Milim and not let her fall into such a dangerous situation.
(To be continued.)
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