Life is tough, so Honglong resorts to performing?

Chapter 87 The decision is yours!

"Blue dragon, white dragon, green dragon, black dragon, green dragon, blue dragon, green dragon, white dragon, what the hell, where's the red dragon!"

On the first page of the online course for dragon mages, Loren did not find the option for red dragons.

This greatly displeased him.

Why shouldn't our Red Dragon be on the first page?!
What do you mean? In the field of teaching magic, we're not even as good as Bai Lin?
This is too much!
Of course, there are basically no metal dragons or gem dragons here.

Unless they have a particularly good relationship with them, even if they are dragon beasts, metal dragons will find it difficult to sell them to mages.

As for the metal dragon's body obtained through special means...

Then the mage will definitely play the role of a real dragon even more meticulously.

After all, apart from lacking a lineage, they are no different from true dragons.

This inheritance can be supplemented by the Federation's current knowledge system.

A major scandal once rocked the metal dragon community: a certain golden dragon lady's husband was actually a mage reincarnated as a dragon.

During a chat, the other party revealed that his knowledge of dragons came entirely from external sources rather than from inherited memories.

Simply put, he has no idea about the part of his ancestors' boasting that he remembers.

This matter seems to have blown up quite a bit, but there doesn't seem to be any follow-up on how it was handled.

These things don't exist in the Five-Colored Dragons' circle, or rather, the Five-Colored Dragons don't care about them.

Since the other party was able to reincarnate from a mage, it means that the other party has considerable financial resources.

As long as it can lay eggs normally, that's fine. If there are any problems, you can blame the other party.

The intelligent dragon beasts are much easier to work with than real dragons, they even get a disability allowance, and they're not as cunning...

Anyway, Tiamat, the five-colored dragon mother, has also lost contact, so she can't punish me for giving birth to multiple dragon beasts.

In fact, it is almost a daily occurrence for adult five-colored dragons to suspect each other of being reincarnations of mages after giving birth to multiple dragons.

Many cases end up in court, and they're not even considered a joke anymore.

And each confrontation, followed by a display of the other's wealth and spending, serves as strong evidence that the dragons are all incredibly rich.

On the second page of the online course sales page, Loren finally saw the red dragon.

"The war magic system, how the strongest individual soldier is trained, how one person can destroy an entire enemy camp..."

Loren glanced at what these guys were teaching and instantly understood why, even within the category of mages reincarnated as dragons, they could only sit on the second page, in such a desolate place.

Why is everyone so obsessed with the thrill of combat? Can't we come up with something that makes money?!

How did our Red Dragon become like this!

Loren was heartbroken, but after thinking about it carefully, he felt that it was quite normal.

Body and soul influence each other. A high-level mage's soul and values ​​are already fixed. Since the other party has chosen to spend a large sum of money to buy the red dragon's body for reincarnation, then their personality...

Fighting is fun!

Loren could already picture those mages who were even more insane and arrogant than normal red dragons.

Their reincarnation as red dragons might not be for the purpose of prolonging their lives, but rather to fight more intensely within the Federation system.

We are so sorry, we are really sorry that our Red Dragon is like this.

Loren thought helplessly.

He continued his search, hoping to find someone among this group of war madmen who was slightly less insane.

It's not that you can't teach war magic, but you could teach some other things too!

After a long while, and after flipping through several pages, Loren discovered a strange character. "Legendary True Dragon, Spell Eater, Scholar, Cassilia Azer Listan."

This is not only an adult red dragon, but also not a reincarnated mage. The label of "spell addict" means that the other party is so hungry for learning magic that it is almost pathological.

A polymath means that she is proficient in multiple knowledge systems and can use various knowledge to teach.

For a legendary mentor, this is undoubtedly quite good.

But why are her rankings and scores so low?

With these questions in mind, Loren clicked on the comments section below.

"One star. They're incredibly good at swearing. I got mentally broken when they insulted me."

"Five stars, super awesome! My mentor scolded me in seven systems and eighteen languages, which gave me a great time."

"I wouldn't even give him one star. How can someone with such low character teach magic? And why do you keep looking down on his dragon intelligence?"

"Samsung, I guess. It's the first time I've encountered a dragon that can chat with us brass dragons for so long. It's just that it has a bad temper and always starts arguing with us in the middle of a conversation."

Looking at the replies below, Loren roughly understood why.

This Miss Red Dragon has a rather volatile temper; she's definitely a grumpy older sister.

"are you buying?"

Loren's finger hovered over the button to purchase the course for a moment before finally pressing it.

Do you really want to buy this?
Those who are mentally fragile, easily hurt, or have low tolerance for verbal abuse are strictly prohibited from purchasing this course! This course is not responsible for any psychological trauma caused by the instructor's words during the teaching process.

A prompt suddenly popped up, which piqued Loren's curiosity. "I've decided on you. Confirm!"

"Tsk, let's buy one lesson first to test the waters, just to experience the authentic Red Dragon teaching style. Hopefully, her skills match her temperament."

As the payment was successfully completed, a flash of light appeared, and a blazing light and shadow were immediately projected onto the top of the magic crystal terminal, as if lava were flowing within it.

With a "ding," the online course was successfully added to Loren's online course library.

"We'll have class later. Let's practice our combat skills for a bit first, expand our wealth pool, and calm ourselves down."

Loren thought for a moment, took a deep breath, poured out the pile of ore, and used his magic to make it float and spin, attacking him.

after a while.

Loren was panting heavily, but the dragon's body was in much better condition than before, with virtually no obvious wounds.

"Tsk, this thing isn't strong enough."

Loren stared at the shattered magic crystal ore scattered on the ground, stretched his body, and then collected all the shards.

The magic crystals inside haven't been completely removed yet!
Afterwards, Loren found a spot, set up the magic crystal terminal, opened the new online class option, took a deep breath, and selected to attend class.

A flash of light appeared on the magic crystal terminal, and a slightly blurry but imposing red dragon phantom appeared in mid-air. It was a beautiful, elegant adult red dragon with bright red scales and a graceful yet sharp posture. She lay in what appeared to be a library, with a floating magic book in front of her.

The magic book was large and heavy, and its contents seemed to completely capture her attention.

When faced with the new student, she only glanced at his golden vertical pupils and then paid no more attention to him.

"Wait... isn't it a bit much for a simulated AI to be reading a book?" Loren thought to himself.

"Is the new guy fearless?"

"The red dragon in the phantom image," Calicia said casually.

Her voice carried the deep, resonant hum unique to dragons, yet her tone was crisp and decisive, revealing a hint of impatience.

"Give me your real name (last suffix), your age, and the number of nodes you currently control. Don't waste my time talking irrelevant nonsense."

(End of this chapter)