The Light Holy Dragon is a moral model among the Dragon Clan, essentially the conscience of the Dragon Clan.
You might not even believe in the Dragon God, but you must believe in the Light Holy Dragon.
They are sincere, they are passionate, every scale on their bodies radiates a strong goodwill.
And precisely because of this kindness, the number of Light Holy Dragons has drastically declined to the point where they’re hardly seen in the Dragon Realm.
This is a regret of the Dragon Clan, and a regret for everyone.
After all, who wouldn’t love such a noble and powerful Holy Dragon?
Its existence is a guarantee of order and goodness; with it around, all evil can be driven away.
The Light Holy Dragon lives up to every word in its na!
However.
The dragon’s heart is treacherous, and there are always exceptions in the world.
Recently, a victim from the Dragon Clan exposed that a criminal gang of dragons composed of three mbers was roaming the Gap of Dreams committing cris.
They are respectively a Hell Evil Dragon, an Elf Dragon, and an unknown evil magical dragon disguising itself as a Light Holy Dragon!
The reason it’s called a disguise is because none of the plundered giant dragons want to admit that such a vile dragon could be the Light Holy Dragon.
These three like to work in groups; after selecting their target victim, the Hell Evil Dragon first appears, attacking and creating chaos.
Then, the Fake Holy Dragon will take the stage, aggressively defeating and driving away the Hell Evil Dragon.
As the rescued party, the victim dragon is sure to express gratitude and invite the rare Light Holy Dragon to visit their dream realm.
At this ti, an Elf Dragon hidden within the Fake Holy Dragon’s wings will quietly detach, utilizing its small size to secretly loot the entire dream realm.
When the ti is about right, the Hell Evil Dragon will appear on schedule to attack the Dragon Clan’s dream realm once more.
By this ti, the Elf Dragon has already completed the loot, returned to the side of the Fake Holy Dragon, and hidden itself.
Amid the chaos, the Fake Holy Dragon will fight again to protect the dream realm.
The fight is intense, and as it rages on, they eventually disappear.
By the ti the victim dragon realizes sothing is wrong, its dream realm has already been emptied, with all the treasures plundered.
The difference between an ordinary dragon and an Elf Dragon is much like the difference between an eagle and a hummingbird.
In the combined worry of the Hell Evil Dragon’s return and the joy of eting the Light Holy Dragon, the victim dragon generally wouldn’t notice such a small Elf Dragon.
By the ti the victim dragon tries to chase the enemy, they have long since made off into the distance.
And so, the trio of phantom thief dragons can be said to have swept the entire Dragon Clan, becoming a significant presence in the dragon dream realm.
After all, the Dragon Clan is known as the top predators that can grow stronger just by sleeping.
In fact, many dragons enjoy sleeping and often do so for hundreds or thousands of years.
Hence, the Gap of Dreams is where the Dragon Clan is active more frequently.
In less than two short days, there were as many as fifty or more victim dragons.
Such serial thefts quickly shocked the entire Dragon Clan.
Even so Eternal Dragon Clan mbers were unfortunately caught, filled with resentnt.
Thus, under the leadership of so powerful Eternal Dragons, a large number of Herding Dragons joined in.
They swore to capture the three phantom thief dragons!
But just as they were sharpening their knives and laying out a net all over the place,
Lette, along with Lilith and Emily, had already woken up.
Yes, just as the Dragon Clan wanted to confront them, the trio had cunningly exited the Gap of Dreams.
They’re not truly of the Dragon Clan, how could they possibly sleep for three hundred or five thousand years?
After this wave of frantic theft, they had accumulated unimaginable wealth.
After all, all their targets are the old bandits of the Dragon Clan, the harvest entirely depending on how much Emily, transford into an Elf Dragon, could steal in a given tifra.
In less than a day, they gathered enough funds for the second to seventh phases of the Fairy Town construction.
Thoroughly proving the old saying from Lette’s hotown.
No external fortune, no wealth; no night grazing, no fat horses.
To get rich, you still need windfalls.
"The morning sunshine is truly invigorating!"
"Yes, it’s been a long ti since I got up this early."
Watching Lette and Lilith chatting about the weather as if nothing happened, Emily couldn’t help but feel sentintal.
Indeed, there’s a gap between thieves and thieves.
The three of them have clear roles, and as the Elf Dragon, Emily was assigned the role with the least technical content, hard labor.
Even so, Emily still endured pressure her strength shouldn’t bear.
Initially, the first few small trials were fine, targeting dragons with decent strength.
That unique dragon might was indeed very intimidating.
But after all, Emily had been to the Abyss of Nightmare, a Witch who could deal with ordinary dragons.
But subsequently, the targets Lette chose grew progressively stronger.
Ordinary law-level divine dragons could no longer satisfy their appetite, rule-level divine class giant dragons were even utterly devastated.
Eternal Dragons? Still rob without hesitation! In the face of a thief, all are equal.
The oppression from those big shots was truly terrifying.
And most terrifyingly, Emily felt that she had gotten used to it by the end.
At this point, she felt that her spiritual power had qualitatively leaped once again.
Last she felt like this was during the last training in the Abyss of Nightmare.
If this robber continues, she’s afraid she’ll advance from an ordinary Holy Rank tool person to a more advanced Legendary Toolman.
"I say, Lette, Lilith, aren’t you afraid when facing those terrifying dragon clans?
If we get exposed, wouldn’t we be dood?"
Lette and Lilith looked at Emily in surprise: "Did you get fuzzy-headed from sleep? I’m invincible in the dream realm.
Literally."
"Exactly, we are both conceptual level strongn. The dream realm is my main battlefield; how can those dragons be our opponents?
Unless a large number of Eternal Dragons are deployed or so old monsters appear.
Then, they might be enough for us to fight."
Emily was dumbfounded: "Then... if that’s the case, why don’t we just rob directly?"
After hearing this, Lette stared at Emily with a look of disappointnt.
"I thought after experiencing so many things, you would be smart enough. I didn’t expect your intelligence to remain so steadily unstable.
Do you think we worked so hard last night for what?"
"For... robbery?"
"Wrong, it’s to beco the Supre Saint of dream robbers and set a tone, establish a benchmark for this industry.
The entire cri process, standardized procedures, displayed straightforwardly through one classic case after another.
And tell others, our success can be replicated.
Soon, those malicious individuals will target the fat and juicy Dragon Clan and beco copycat criminals.
By then, a wave of hunting the Dragon Clan in dreams will certainly rise!"
Emily shuddered: "Wow... you’re so... so malicious.
In this scenario, if the Dragon Clan is attacked by external enemies in the dream realm and soone steps in to help, they might be seen as accomplices by the dream realm master!
Even if the enemies are ultimately driven away, the Master of Dreams wouldn’t dare to interact with those who helped.
Thus, when dragon dream realms are attacked, nobody would help, as nobody wants to be slandered for assisting.
This further leads to everyone freely attacking dragon dream realms without fear of anyone intervening.
Dragons thus beco isolated and helpless! Whoever wants to rob will first choose the Dragon Clan.
After all, there’s no help, no reinforcents."
Lette applauded with approval: "Not bad, very good, looks like your intelligence peak swung back up."
"But... wouldn’t this harm other groups?"
"Just finished praising you, and your intelligence peak swayed down again.
Robbery still needs to bring profit, and who do you think in the entire Gap of Dreams has more valuable treasure hoards than dragons?"
Emily shook her head, looking for help from the Enchanting Demon Lilith.
Lilith sighed and revealed the correct answer: "It’s another giant dragon!
Robbing dragons is a high-risk, high-reward deal.
But now the three of us have shown everyone with real actions that dragons aren’t scary at all and are easily fooled.
Moreover, nowadays, robbing them won’t face righteous repercussions, drastically reducing the difficulty and danger.
So, the Dragon Clan will be very busy from now on."
Lette said with a grin: "Not only that, I believe they have already organized elite troops to capture us.
But when we don’t appear, the lost Dragon Clan will certainly not give up.
It’s well known the nature of dragons is extrely selfish and malicious, akin to having their bicycle stolen and then stealing another to offset their loss.
They can unite this ti, but next ti they won’t have it so well.
Maybe the first to copy a successful robbery will be the Dragon Clan itself!
This all facilitates the formation of a chain of suspicion step by step.
In the Gap of Dreams, the Dragon Clan will likely regress into isolated, individual warfare."
Emily shuddered after hearing this and realized there would be no trust left in the Dragon Clan.
There are many reasons why the Dragon Clan is daunted; the group’s strength is a major one.
After all, offending one dragon is different from offending a group of dragons.
Now with this ss created by the three, the Dragon Clan’s overall deterrence will be gone.
These big lizards are usually arrogant and like to bully the weak, indulging in Dragon Clan hegemony.
Once this scenario forms, it will evolve from a dragon robbery craze to a dragon hunting craze.
Emily reaffird her decision that this man must not be offended.
Just as she was thinking this, cries from the flesh believers ca from outside the general store.
"Church Ancestor! Boss! The ceremony to welco the Sea Clan is about to start."
Emily sighed; the next unlucky fellow is about to appear.
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