Warhammer: Return of the Dragon.

Kurt got a lot of elves in the dragon farm, including the high-level dragon prince who refused to admit his guilt and was imprisoned, the siege master who blew up his compatriots, and the alien wizard whose body was transformed by runes...

Rossetina acted as a guide and tried to pick up some useful guys in Longchang, but the final result disappointed him. Some prisoners who had been detained for too long had already disappeared.

As for the petty thieves and moral criminals at the bottom of society, he looked down upon them in every way. It was purely the prince's mercy that they were left here to die. When the right opportunity came, they would all be sent to the gallows as sacrifices to the gods.

After wandering around the fourth-floor prison, the Dragon Prince looked more and more embarrassed. He had only been in prison for more than thirty years, yet someone in Caledor dared not to give him face.

Kurt was still waiting. Judging from his character, Rosetina was a typical elven noble. He would not explain why he was imprisoned here, and did not think it was his fault. He would only clear his name with actions.

Walking out of the last cell, Rossetina shook his head slightly. He failed to convince the old soldier. He wanted to find a reliable adjutant, but he didn't expect that the old soldier who had gone mad and killed his wife believed that dying in prison was his destiny.

"Who is imprisoned on the fifth floor?" Kurt looked at the upward stairs at the end. There was a solid iron door protected by many rune magics. It was in stark contrast to the four floors below where there were no guards at all, which made Marshal Rick very curious.

Rossetina was silent for a while, as if he didn't want to answer this question. He also looked at the iron gate at the end and sighed inexplicably: "A group of warriors abandoned by Caledo... They made many sacrifices, but fate always plays tricks on us. This is their final destination."

"You mean..." Kurt thought of something. There are always soldiers in the Empire who are tempted by darkness. The church's solution is often the Skull Crusher, but there are still a large number of senior officers with hidden dangers who avoid scrutiny under the protection of their family and friends.

The elves would certainly have a way to accurately find the corrupted, and some could be executed immediately, but what about the rest? Those who won their victory with blood and sweat, not every monarch had the determination to deal with them.

"I didn't say anything." Rosetina emphasized again, turned around and asked the man in black robes: "Gravekeeper, what procedures do I need to leave?"

"Meet the warden. She has something to tell you."

The warden of the Dragon Farm is very interesting, a presence that Kurt finds particularly interesting. He is a giant blue-scaled dragon crawling on the ground, stretching out its sharp claws to flip through the ancient books in front of it in a huge cave, with a focused expression as if he didn't notice the people who had arrived.

"Your Excellency the Warden, the Imperials and the criminals have arrived."

"I'm not a criminal! How many times have I said that His Majesty has never punished me? I just came here voluntarily!" Rosetina emphasized it with all her might. Although it might be of no use, it still made the Dragon Warden raise his eyes.

"Little man of the Majorus family, you knew that Imrik wanted to cover up the scandal, but you still insisted on defending it in the court, causing the whole of Caledor to know that a high-ranking dragon prince regarded humans as tools, causing the dragon boy's rule to be disturbed again... Isn't this a mistake?"

Although it was dragon language, the humans present could understand the dragon's deep voice. Kurt looked at Rosetina with a little surprise. He really didn't expect that this dragon prince was actually protected by Imrick...

"Close your eyes, you lowly monkey. I am communicating with the wise Enid." Rosetina took a few deep breaths, still seeming to refuse to accept the reality.

"What has happened has passed. I will prove my loyalty to Caledor in another way, Lord Enid."

"Hmm..." Enid glanced at the three elves, raised her claws slightly, and beams of light emerged from the surface of the criminals' bodies: "You are still prisoners of the prison, but you are temporarily leaving for important matters. According to the latest concept of Ulthuan... this should be called execution outside prison.

Bradrick is still waiting for you, don't meet your partner, the little guy from the Majorus family, with resentment. "

"understood."

Mentioning the name of the great ally, Rosetina's eyes flashed with nostalgia and guilt. He swore to share the honor with the dragon, but in the end he got the stigma of being imprisoned. Kurt's heart sank, but soon turned into ecstasy. He suppressed the smile on his lips and asked reluctantly.

"May I ask if this means that Rosetina still has dragon allies."

"He is a dragon prince, always and forever... No dragon leaves before its companions pass away."

Enid left instructions to the other two prisoners before dropping her eyes to the book.

"Orlando, Juan is disappointed in you, but he also believes you can prove your devotion to Val."

"Duwa... I hope you can understand correctly that not everyone likes their body to change into another appearance. Apart from the disabled who cannot move normally, have you seen Caledo have half-iron life?"

The meaningless conversation ended when the gravekeeper personally sent the group to the teleportation array outside the prison.

But Rosetina hesitated and signaled the gravekeeper to wait: "Is the other side the Dragon Palace?"

"Yes, I need to personally report your execution outside prison to His Highness."

Kurt patted Rosetina on the shoulder. Although he was extremely despised by the Dragon Prince, the understanding marshal knew what the elf was thinking.

"I will tell your prince that you are still reluctant to return to court. See your old friends before you leave Ulthuan."

"Send me to Wind Howling City."

This was Rosetina's reply, and the gravekeeper obviously did not stop the Dragon Prince's idea. He adjusted the parameters of the teleportation array and sent the returnees away. He looked at the group of people and nodded slightly, finally sending the troublemakers away.

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"Rosetina?"

Agthel stared at his old friend who had suddenly arrived with a look of surprise. Before the dragons awakened in large numbers, the number of dragon princes who had allies totaled only more than twenty. Rosetina was undoubtedly one of the pillars of Wind Howl City.

Lao Cang's old friend who was imprisoned is also a microcosm of the century-long loneliness of the Lord of Fengxiao City. Fengxiao City, which is too involved with the new world, cannot fully protect a dragon prince because of a minor stain. On one side is the interests of the territory, and on the other side is the honor of his old friend. He can only choose the former.

"Don't be sad. I've heard that you did a great job, Agathel, bringing the fire of war to the Old World." Rosetina didn't plan to stay in the manor for too long. He needed to prepare to go to the Old World in the next few days.

"Prepare a guard for me... Never mind, transfer the guys from Truro over here, I'm going to the Old World."

"The Emperor of the Empire?" Agthel frowned and quickly thought of the reason. He was a little angry. Could it be that Draconir actually made a dragon prince submit to the human emperor in order to gain the acquiescence of the empire?
"I will not bow to humans, just to settle...some disputes."

Agathel's final answer was to hug his old friend and say that he would arrange for an elite cavalry to accompany the noble Dragon Prince to the Empire to prove Caledor's power to the Old World. (End of this chapter)