Dragon City, Tulip Street…
Countless people ca and went. Unlike other cities, the core area of Dragon City was still brilliantly lit up. It seed that oil candles could be found in every ho as even the lower-class citizens’ houses glead through the windows.
The Dragon God had placed a curse on the improved manufacturing thod, so people from other countries could not replicate it. As a result, candles and oil lamps had beco commodities exported from Dragon City to other countries.
On both sides of Tulip Street were casino waiters soliciting custors and brothel pimps yelling. On the second floor of so buildings, there were won of various races who would sit at the window and send glances at passers-by. As a result passing adventurers and rchants would stop and linger for a long ti, before being pulled into squandering their hard-earned money.
However, these were places that provided entertainnt for normal people. The rich people would go to the end of the street to a place called Tulip Amphitheater, which was the largest entertainnt place in Dragon City. As long as any race had females, they could be found here. The only thing that stopped you was if you had enough money to pay.
The largest casino in Dragon City was also located in the amphitheater. It was open from noon onwards and was always lively. No one knew how many nobles and princes had co here to squander money like dirt and contribute to the city’s GDP.
This was a collection of brothels, casinos, hotels, theaters, restaurants, and other large entertainnt and leisure facilities. This was Louie’s idea taken from how modern entertainnt venues worked.
The Tulip Amphitheater had beco the most famous hot spot for wealth in San Soliel. It was a palace in which countless n and won who wanted to make money by just lying down aspired to visit. It was a paradise that the rich wanted to co to.
This place also accepts both male and female services.
The only person who could open such a huge entertainnt place in Dragon City was the Dragon God, Louie Galakrond.
“What a depraved and evil, yet orderly place.”
On Tulip Street, a woman shrouded entirely in black robes quietly stood. Even her face was under a hood and black veil that only revealed her pair of star-like eyes.
Won weren’t uncommon in Tulip Street. With a culture close to the dieval ages, there were no neo-Confucianist ideas. Strong won could raise young n, noble won could have countless lovers, and many strong female adventurers with money would also co here and enjoy the degradation of ascending to heaven.
This street fully demonstrated what was depraved and evil and what was orderly and awe-inspiring. It was a typical representation of orderly evil, which was also this woman’s favorite place.
This was because the woman standing there was no one else but the most ancient goddess, the goddess of the night Shae.
“Lady, would you like to co to our tavern for a drink? This place is different from other noisy establishnts. Our boss likes quietness and so it’s just right for a solitary woman like you to co and enjoy.”
A male elf standing in front of the tavern saw the lady and smiled. He greeted her courteously in the common tongue.
Outside the tavern doors was another beautiful female elf greeting custors. With two elves serving as waters, it was clear that the tavern was doing quite well.
The woman standing there stationary just squinted at the male elf. In an instant, he beca lost in her gaze. He felt as if he had died a true death in the underworld.
This pair of eyes of extrely beautiful, serene, charming, and brilliant, and also contained boundless darkness within their irises. As though the night sky was encapsulated within them.
It wasn’t until the eyes of the owner flashed with disgust that the male elf ca back to his senses. He was already covered in cold sweat, and his spirit was in tatters. His whole being was pale as he backed away in fear. He lowered his head and spoke in the elven language, “…S-sorry…for d-disturbing you, dear guest.”
In his mind, such a terrifying woman could only be a legendary-ranked powerhouse. Otherwise, it was impossible for an elf like him who was sheltered by the Dragon God to almost have a ntal breakdown.
The male elf’s behavior attracted the attention of the patrolling soldiers, but when they saw Shae’s incarnation, they ignored her continued patrolling. In Dragon City, as long as one did not go against the laws of the city lord, the patrolling soldiers would not bother them. This was the world of the strong, after all, and if they accidentally offended soone powerful, their lives would definitely be forfeit.
The complete law and strict environnt here were exactly ordered by Louie.
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Shae’s incarnation had been in Dragon City for several days already. At first, she heard that Louie had fallen asleep. With her doubts, she sneaked into Louie’s palace. Even if she was just an incarnation and at her weakest, no one would still be hard to discover her if she took a few precautionary steps.
However, when Shae reached the doors, she was blocked by an inexplicable power. If anyone else was here, they would only suspect that it was a spell that they had never encountered before, but She could recognize it. It was the power that ca from the other side of the Crystal Wall System because back then, she had been in close contact with that civilization.
“As expected, you aren’t just incidentally related to them.”
Even Shae, who had co in contact with the Terran Civilization, could not copy their thods, but a mysterious dragon actually could? If anyone were to tell her there was no relationship between the two, she would never believe it.
But this was also good. The dragon had a connection with the Terran Civilization and was useful for her aims.
The Goddess was deep in thought over how she would get through the protective barrier. Had she been at full power, she could easily break through by force, but in her weakened state, she was surprisingly helpless. In the end, she temporarily gave up and wandered the city.
Just then, Shae felt sothing. She raised her head to look at the highest point of the city. A pair of inverted pupils appeared in the empty space before her, staring at her.
‘So you’ve woken up?’
The Goddess of Night thought for a mont. She strode with her long legs as she headed to the highest point of the city.
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