Red Dragon seeks his position in both realms.

"The Dragon of the Dragon Kingdom, after seeing the elderly, the sick, the dead, and monks, attained enlightenment..."

"...Therefore, the Dragon of Great Love founded the Great Love Dragon Cult to educate all beings and guide them out of the sea of ​​suffering!"

Winters cleverly borrowed the experience of the founder of Buddhism's enlightenment and replaced it with a red dragon, deifying the red dragon as the originator of the Great Love Dragon Cult.

"Next, I will tell you about the highest Dharma in the world, the Great Love Dragon Sutra."

Winters' voice was solemn and deep, carrying a sense of holiness.

Winters tells the story vividly; although it is absurd to the extreme, it is extremely moving.

Walker, who was already simple-minded and had been converted to piety, listened to the mysterious stories, becoming more and more confused, and couldn't help but ask:

"Master, is that dragon of great love you?"

Winterslong coughed and continued speaking.

"Where are the holy sites he visited? Could you tell me? I'd like to go and see them."

Winters coughed again and continued his sermon.

Walker seemed to be deliberately undermining him, asking three, four, five, six, seven, and eight more questions in succession.

Winters, unable to bear it any longer, had a sudden inspiration and shut Walker up, finally bringing peace to the world.

Since recovering from his injuries, Walker the Gnoll has displayed a wisdom that appears as foolishness.

Winters was able to continue recounting the origins of the Dao, and then solemnly announced that he was a fragment of the spirit of the Great Love Dragon, who felt that there was too little great love in the world, so he came here to purify people.

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Taking advantage of the situation, the core precepts of the Great Love Dragon Sect were promulgated, and all Buddhist precepts were completely modified, repackaged, and reshaped, so that all rules would ultimately belong to them.

Those who join the Great Love Dragon Cult must have great love in their hearts, help each other, encourage each other in their practice, and remain true to their original intentions.

All merits, spiritual foundations, and gains from cultivation must be offered to the Dragon Lord, and the rules of the Dragon Cult must be strictly observed. One must follow and absolutely obey Winters for life, without the slightest disobedience.

Kruwok listened intently, his expression solemn and devout, without a trace of doubt in his heart.

This is what makes Fukuda so terrifying.

The two had long been bound to Jindi as tenants, and thus held Winters in unconditional faith. Winters' words were considered absolute truth, without a trace of error.

Walker, in particular, is already simple-minded and has now become blindly obedient, refusing to listen to Winters's opinions and contradicting them.

If an unconverted demon beast were present, it would surely scoff and find this self-orchestrated narrative laughable.

But for the two Fukudas, this was the only truth in the world.

During the transmission, Winters instructed the two to diligently practice the "Great Love Dragon Sutra" and not to slack off or waste time.

He then instructed the two to accept the teachings of the Dharma, and to convert as many living beings in the Winters territory as possible into members of the Great Love Dragon Cult.

Another name for the "Great Love Dragon Sutra" is the "Pleiades Dharma," a name changed by Winters.

After the transmission was complete, he spread his dragon wings and flew out of the dragon's nest.

He had a hidden danger on his mind.

It was the secret that the devil Abishay revealed to us:

Three years from now, a deep rift will appear in this desolate land.

If it's true, the wilderness will surely be awash in blood, a battlefield of demons' slaughter.

And the direction he is flying in now is the place where the Great Tree Sage is.

In his estimation, the Great Tree Sage's strength was at least that of a high-level transcendent being, or even close to that of a saint.

This is why Winters treated him with such respect.

At the same time, the Great Tree Sage is also a rare wise man in the wilderness, often helping other creatures to understand things.

Winters once consulted the wise tree about territory management and benefited greatly from it.

If one were to find someone in this desolate land who possesses both strength and wisdom, the only possible candidate would be the Great Tree Sage.

He wanted to find the wise man of the great tree to verify the authenticity of this information.

If it's related to assistance, he'll make plans early and run away immediately.

Where there is life, there is hope.

Soaring through the air, a gentle breeze caresses the face.

But as he flew, an irresistible weariness suddenly swept over him. Winters felt the dragon skin begin to feel heavy, and his instinct to drowsiness took over.

Winters shook his head, trying to clear his head, and then realized the reason for his slumber.

He is about to fall into a deep sleep.

Dragons aged 5 to 6 years will enter their first deep sleep at a fixed time. During this sleep, they will accept the origin of the dragon race, complete their transformation, and advance from a fledgling dragon to a young dragon.

The same principle applies to the transitions between the young dragon, the adult dragon, and the prime-age dragon.

Each period of dormancy is also a crucial time for the true dragon to leap forward in strength.

Two periods of dormancy can potentially span ten life levels, demonstrating the significant value of these periods.

Winters quickly sensed the changes in his body and mentally calculated and deduced the situation.

The maximum delay time is about three weeks, and my dormancy period is approaching.

He will have to enter a deep sleep in three weeks at most, at which time his ability to cope with external changes will definitely be greatly reduced, which is very dangerous.

Many true dragons were killed by dragon slayers during their dormant period.

These dragon slayers often calculated the time when the true dragon was asleep, during which the true dragon was defenseless and therefore easy to kill.

Suppressing his weariness, Winters sped up and quickly crossed the mountains and forests, arriving at the place where the wise tree was.

Just like last time, the towering ancient tree was lush and green, with its aged face slowly emerging from the center of the trunk.

"Winters, that magical beast you mentioned a few days ago, did you kill it?"

With a hint of curiosity in his voice, the branches of the wise tree swayed in the wind.

Winters heard the question from the Tree Sage as soon as he landed, his expression faltered slightly, and he gave a casual, evasive answer:

"No, that monster was extremely alert and managed to escape."

"Oh...hahaha..."

The wise tree laughed mercilessly, its loud laughter echoing through the forest.

Just as the wise tree was about to continue his teasing, the tree bark suddenly twitched slightly at the corner of its eye.

He sensed a power of the rules of light.

And this power of the rules of light came from Winters.

The wise tree was shaken; with thousands of years of experience, his heart was filled with turbulent waves.

"What's going on? How did the power of the Law of Light appear on Winters? And it's the very essence of Light!"

The wise tree began to speculate.

After some analysis, and after ruling out the possibility that Winters forcibly seized the Church of Light and took out the Source, he came to the most unexpected yet most reasonable conclusion.

"Could this be a blessing bestowed by the God of Light or the Church of Light to bring Wentesla under their control?"

He was willing to always help Winters because he valued Winters's status as a chaotic neutral party and his background as a faithless individual.

And Winters appeared in the wilderness as soon as it hatched, making it the most perfect believer in the wilderness.

That's why he wanted to guide Winters to believe in the god of the wilderness and become a believer.

But why did the God of Light and the Church of Light beat them to it?

The wise man under the big tree felt an overwhelming sense of frustration.

Like a carefully nurtured and cultivated sapling of a sacred tree, only to have it brutally uprooted and taken over by a wild boar.

Heartache, helplessness, regret—a mix of emotions, leaving me with a bitter taste.

The wise tree, suppressing the turmoil in his heart, asked with a casual smile:

"By the way, Little Red Dragon Winters, why is the power of the Light Law surrounding you?"

Upon hearing this, Winters recalled that the devil in the ring had said the same thing.

Combining his own cultivated Pleiades magic power,

He guessed that the characteristics of the Pleiades' magic were probably very similar to the power of the light rules of his own world, making it easy to confuse and misjudge.

The devil misjudged last time, and this time the wise tree has misjudged as well.

Winters chuckled, gave a vague answer, and declined to elaborate, simply brushing it off.

The wise tree had lived for countless years and possessed an exceptionally clear mind; it could see at a glance that he was deliberately concealing something.

The regret and sorrow in his heart grew stronger. He was now certain that this unique little red dragon had ultimately been snatched away by the God of Light.

A surge of anger toward the God of Light arose in his heart.

"Clearly, I was here first."

Winters was completely absorbed in this and didn't notice the complex expression on the ancient tree's face. He then spoke up about the important matter:

"Great Tree Sage, your mother is about to crack."