Red Dragon has magic

Chapter 332
Sea elves adhere to their love of freedom and personal feelings. Although they regard most laws and governments as a means of manipulation and tend to be more chaotic, they are all kind-hearted people. At least they will bravely fight against the evil Sahuagin, and will not attack passing ships. They often act as mediators between aquatic and non-aquatic races.

As for the tritons, they may be a little arrogant and conceited, but they are truly the aquatic crusaders, guardians of the sea, and they firmly believe that other civilized races should be protected. Whenever a pirate fleet stirs up bad waves or a Kraken awakens from its slumber, they are always the first to take up arms to protect others, and they are willing to sacrifice themselves for the greater good.

Fiora never denied that her choice to become a knight was not only due to the nature of the bronze dragon, but was more or less influenced by the tritons.

Whether it was the sea elves or the tritons, Fiora couldn't imagine them being slaughtered like the Sahuagin by Leon's transformed Kraken with its tentacles waving.

Fiora swam absentmindedly, trying to think of a way to stop Leon, but no matter how hard she thought, she couldn't find a way, so she swung her tail in anger and broke a reef on the seabed.

Leon turned into a young bronze dragon again and followed Fiora. He had experienced a lot now and it was easy for him to see through Fiora's thoughts. The other party was unwilling to take him to find the sea elves and the tritons.

With this thought in mind, Leon accelerated to catch up with Fiora and said, "You have lived on the volcanic island for so many years, you should know that I am different from other red dragons."

"I know." Of course Fiora knew that, otherwise she would have left long ago.

"Those Sahuagin dared to attack the ships under my protection. I must teach them a lesson. Those sea elves and tritons did nothing..." Leon said, "As long as they accept my rule, I will not harm them."

“There’s nothing wrong with accepting my rule.” Leon said confidently, “I am definitely more generous and magnanimous than those human nobles. Taxes will be much lower under my rule.”

Lyon really doesn't care about the trifles of the poor. Building Watchport is more important than anything else.

In addition, he believed more in advanced productivity. Instead of taking money out of the pockets of the poor, it was better to open a factory and make a lot of money. Although he hadn't made any looms yet, he was looking forward to Edwin getting nitroglycerin. Explosives also played a significant role in the economy...

"I know that too." Fiora affirmed Leon's rule. The problem was that the sea elves would not willingly submit to a red dragon, and the same went for the tritons.

Leon wanted to persuade them again, but he didn’t know where to start when he opened his mouth. Suddenly, he realized that they were walking back and asked, “Why are we turning back?”

Fiora responded and said, "Didn't I ask you to find sea elves and tritons? Sea elves usually live in shallow seas, not too far from the coast. The deep sea where the sahuagin live is too cold and too dark for them."

Leon nodded and said, "But the tritons live in the deep sea just like the sahuagin... We should go find the tritons first, then go back to find the sea elves, otherwise we have to go back again."

"Forget it, it's all the same." Leon didn't care about those little things.

About an hour passed.

Fiora still couldn't think of any good solution. For the first time, she felt that her brain was not very useful. If it were Cecilia, she would definitely come up with one idea after another, but the green dragon would definitely not help her. The other party was more evil than Leon. She always thought that Leon was a little too kind.

Time, as long as she is given a little more time, she will definitely be able to come up with a good idea. Fiora decided to delay the time temporarily and said, "We have one day left."

Leon smiled and said, “Are you tired?”

"Aren't you tired yet?" Fiora opened her mouth and took a sip of water, then expelled it through her nose, just like breathing in the air. "I think we can take a break for a while, eat something, and then take a nap." Leon didn't feel tired, but he had been out for a while, and he was not in a hurry to subdue the sea elves and the tritons, so he said, "It's okay to take a break."

"This sea area is where I used to gather with my friends. We swam and played here..." Fiora said as she fell into memories. "There are many places for us to hide, such as underwater caves and shipwrecks. We often played hide-and-seek here."

Leon did not comment, because his childhood as a red dragon in this world was not happy. He spent most of his time hunting and sleeping. As for when he was still a human, there was really nothing to say.

"There is a kind of delicious aquatic plant here." Fiora said excitedly.

"I'm a red dragon, not a bronze dragon. I don't eat water plants." Leon spun in the water. "Let's find a place to rest first, and then discuss what to eat."

"Okay. I know where there is an island." Fiora said. As bronze dragons, they do spend most of their time in the water, but they do not lay eggs, sleep or store treasures in the water. In fact, the lair of a bronze dragon is always dry, or there is a lower area that is flooded at high tide and an upper area that is dry all day long.

In this way, Leon followed Fiora to the island, and thought of a question during the journey: "Why don't we fly there? Isn't flying faster than swimming?"

“Yeah, we can fly over there.” Fiora flapped her wings, using them as large fins, like a ray or a water bird.

Leon followed suit, thinking that using his wings as fins would help him swim faster. However, it was no faster than moving his body left and right in a zigzag motion and slapping his tail violently to provide thrust. It was just the difference between breaststroke and freestyle. As soon as he surfaced, he saw a circling bronze dragon.

Leon turned his head and saw Fiora not far from him, so the hovering bronze dragon was not Fiora.

"Do you know her?" Leon noticed that Fiora had been staring at the hovering bronze dragon.

"Tatis..." Fiora said, "my friend."

"Why have I never heard you mention it?" Leon asked.

"We haven't met since we entered adolescence." Fiora suddenly panicked. "Can you stay in the bronze dragon form forever?"

"Am I that shameful?" Leon asked knowingly.

"Please," Fiora begged.

Without waiting for Leon to answer, the bronze dragon hovering in the sky saw the head suddenly popping up from the sea, and immediately dived into the sea excitedly, splashing a huge column of water.

"Ms. Fiora, long time no see."

(End of this chapter)