Red Dragon has magic

Chapter 37 Of course I refused
Luo Luge is very confident in using the red dragon.

He believed in the wisdom of dragons. Dragons were smarter than most creatures. Orcs were certainly not as good as dragons, but dragons also had shortcomings, such as arrogance and greed. It was easy to exploit dragons as long as these shortcomings were exploited. The problem was that once a dragon discovered them, they had to face the dragon's wrath, and few people could ignore it.

"Your Excellency... Red Dragon." Luo Luge was not very good at using honorifics, and he couldn't use the honorifics for gods on the Red Dragon. "What do you want from us?"

"Submit to me." Leon looked at the orcs and estimated the level of the cultist of the Wolf Man Regiment. "I have already said it."

"Why are you looking for us?" Luo Luge continued to ask.

Leon, who has a human soul, has a little conscience. He thinks he shouldn't betray the goblins, so he said, "I just happened to see you... I think you have the right to submit to me."

"What do you need us to do for you?" Luo Luge said, "If we submit to you."

Leon naturally wouldn't say that he just wanted a group of followers, and didn't want the orcs to do anything else. He bared his teeth and asked back, "What do you mean? If my answer doesn't satisfy you, you won't submit to me?"

"No, no, no, that's not what I meant." The Red Dragon did not play by the rules at all, and Luo Luge felt that the rhythm of the conversation was completely messed up.

He never imagined that he was a respected priest of the gods in the orc tribe, and the orcs had to follow his pace, and no one outside would indulge him.

"You don't have the chance to bargain here." Leon said fiercely, thinking that some people are just afraid of power, not virtue. The harder you beat them, the more they will worship you and worship you like a god. Otherwise, they will think you are easy to bully and are really despicable.

Luo Luge tried hard to maintain his smile, thinking that the rhythm of the conversation had been disrupted. He had to get to the point quickly and said, "You...you know what we are doing here?"

No dragon can resist the temptation of treasure. Lloyd's idea is simple. He tells the red dragon that there is treasure hidden in the abandoned castle, diverts its attention to the treasure, and then lures the red dragon into the tower where the monster is hidden.

In fact, by now, Leon had already been a little annoyed with the conversation, especially since the other orcs were yelling to kill him while they were talking here, and even the best-tempered one couldn't stand it, so he said, "Why do you have so many questions? I don't care what you are doing here, I just want you to submit to me now."

"Treasure." Luo Luge did not give up his plan, "We are here for the treasure."

"So? What does this have to do with your submission to me?" Leon knew about the treasure, but his interest in the treasure was far less than recruiting a group of orc followers and then getting the golden finger reward.

"Don't waste my patience any more. My patience is limited." Leon said, "I'll ask you one last time. Do you want to submit to me?"

“Yes or no.” Leon raised his hand, summoned his sword and held it in his hand. “If you keep talking nonsense, I will take it as a rejection.”

"Maybe I should kill half of you first." Leon waved his sword. He felt that his temper was getting worse and worse. It was obviously not like this when he was working before. At that time, he was always patient no matter how stupid the client was. It turned out that it is easy to learn bad things but difficult to learn good things.

Hearing Leon's words, all the orcs roared.

Leon ignored the orcs. If the time came, he wouldn't mind killing them. After all, in his eyes, the ugly orcs were just wild monsters with no human rights. It was all killing. Killing cute cats and dogs was one thing, but killing rats, cockroaches, and spiders was another.

"I'll give you ten minutes to think about it." Leon really issued an ultimatum this time, then spread his wings and flew away, landing on the round tower to observe the broken crossbow. Only the frame of the giant crossbow was left.

While Leon was curiously fiddling with the worm-eaten frame of the giant crossbow, Rolug had already returned to Deka with a grim expression.

"This red dragon has a weird brain." Luo Luge was unwilling to admit defeat and said, "A red dragon actually uses a sword... Did you see his sword?"

"I see." Deka did not mock Luo Luge's idea, "It's ridiculous for a dragon to use a weapon." Luo Luge just wanted to make amends for himself, but he was not crazy enough to do anything to make amends. As a priest, his high perception told him that things were not that simple. He hesitated and said, "But I think there must be something strange about that sword. It's not a toy of a red dragon."

"Do you think that red dragon can use a sword?" Deka asked.

Luo Luge shook his head. He thought the red dragon's sword was quite impressive, but he couldn't accept a dragon using weapons instead of sharp teeth and claws. Even if it wanted to use weapons, it would hold them in its mouth instead of holding them in its claws, like a humanoid creature.

"So what should we do now?" Deka said impatiently, "You don't want us to surrender to it."

"I need to think about it," said Rorug.

"What else is there to think about?" Deka said, "You're old now, are you afraid of everything?"

Deka pointed at the red dragon that was dismantling the ballista on the round tower and said disdainfully: "Look at what he is doing? He is just a young dragon. He is just a grown-up child playing with toys."

"I, Deka." Deka pounded his strong chest, "I will never submit to a dragon like that."

"It's ridiculous, it's really ridiculous." Deka said as he walked, "A baby dragon, not even as big as a wyvern, actually wants orc warriors to submit to it and change its diapers every day?"

Deka walked up to the orcs, raised his knife high, and asked, "Are you willing to surrender to the young dragon?"

"Not accepted."

"Kill it."

"Kill kill kill."

"Cut off its head."

"Waaagh!"

Deka was very satisfied with everyone's answer. He raised his knife again and shouted: "Orcs will never be slaves."

Luo Luge stopped talking because he knew it was too late to say anything.

Deka looked at Luo Luge and said, "I will tell the young dragon now that if it rolls away now, it can still survive. Otherwise, we will have to kill it... Did it fly up and prepare to escape? Why did you run into the tower?"

"Is it going to fight the monster in the tower?" Deka sneered, "Maybe we don't need to do anything. What a pity."

Why did Leon go to the blockhouse?

He had no idea that there was a monster hiding in the blockhouse. He simply broke the crossbow, and the ten-minute ultimatum had not yet arrived. He was flying around randomly out of boredom and saw a big crack on the top of the blockhouse, so he curiously went in to take a look.

(End of this chapter)