Red Dragon, but chosen by all four gods

Even in his sleep, Heros remained conscious and stepped into the magnificent palace once more.

He hasn't been here very often over the years.

Since the four young dragons began to lead their own retinues, the Dream Palace has been gradually disturbed in small numbers.

Heros has been coming more frequently lately.

It is worth mentioning that, for a period of time, the Palace of Dreams was bathed in a bluish glow.

Heros discovered that it seemed that "Azure" had been triggered too much, and its radiance was gradually expanding, subtly overshadowing the brilliance of the other statues and projecting its radiance onto the entire palace.

Heros has some obsessive-compulsive tendencies and felt a little awkward about it.

More importantly, he didn't know if this change would have any negative consequences.

Currently, the rewards from all four statues are very useful. Heros is worried that if this trend continues and one statue becomes dominant, it will affect the effectiveness of the other three statues.

Fortunately, the situation improved quickly after he ended his dragon slumber.

Anglu led the warriors of the Milhar tribe to often leave the dragon's lair to hunt, and they specifically chose powerful magical beasts that even Anglu himself might not be able to defeat in a one-on-one fight.

Over time, some of the warriors in the Milha tribe, who were fearless and fought bravely, triggered the "Crimson" statue through their bloody battles.

Now, inside the palace, the colors "scarlet" and "azure" complement each other, dividing the palace equally, and neither can cast its brilliance onto the entire palace.

Seeing this scene, Heros felt inexplicably much more comfortable.

He first walked to the "Crimson" statue, and sure enough, the stars reflecting the image of Anglo appeared even larger.

Looking closely at the stars, one can see Anglu leading a group of warriors to hunt giant monsters, with one warrior charging forward fearlessly and piercing the monster's throat with a spear.

Your loyal followers have completed a bloody battle and received the corresponding rewards.

Your Strength attribute +0.1

Your familiar's strength attribute +0.1

Your allies have shared the ability: Thirst for Blood.

[Bloodthirsty Heart: The blood of your enemies will temporarily enhance your power. The more enemy blood is spilled, the stronger you become.]

Then, in the stars, the image of a small warrior appeared at Anglu's feet.

It doesn't offer many attributes, but it's effective because it triggers frequently, providing a steady and long-term benefit, similar to the original "Azure".

This is a recent change.

Heros discovered that when Anglu's followers trigger the new "Crimson" reward, they will share the "Heart of Thirst," something that didn't happen before.

Although Maglen also triggered "Azure", he did not share [Vision of Truth].

Heros speculated that perhaps this was a change made by "Crimson" to compete with "Azure"?

In this light, these statues seem to possess a certain "will" and are not simply responding to the actions of Heros and his retinue.

However, in the end, this was just a guess made by Heros based on intuition, and he could not do anything based on this judgment until it was confirmed.

It's even more impossible for him to give up on the "Dream Palace" so easily.

Another point worth mentioning is the praise for the warriors of the Angru and Mirhar tribes.

They did not transform into dragon descendants, lacked the natural dominance derived from the blood of true dragons, and did not undergo any "patient guidance" to modify their understanding.

By simply swearing allegiance, the loyalty of the Mirhar tribe warriors can be judged as that of Angriu's followers, thus triggering the "Crimson" reward.

From this perspective, having overly intelligent leaders may not necessarily be a good thing.

Furthermore, Anglu's retinue was directly regarded as his retinue.

Heros was quite pleased that the relatives of my relatives were still my relatives.

Heros returned to "Azure" and collected the rewards for his magical experiments and Magron's magical studies during this time.

Both are "0.1 Intelligence attribute".

And Maglen still hasn't shared in [The Vision of Truth].

The previous operation that overthrew the entire Galahren family was not led by Heros, so it did not trigger "Azure".

Moreover, Heros estimated that even if he led the operation, there probably wouldn't be any reward.

The main reward for "Azure" is that he needs to "change the order and rules," but he does not yet have the conditions to completely change White River Valley. At most, he can change to another family to maintain the status quo.

Just as Heros was about to leave the palace, he suddenly noticed a faint shimmer on the "green" surface.

Upon closer inspection, he recognized it as the star that had been created using a drop of true blood as its image during the transformation of the Dragonborn.

This star unfolds on its own like "scarlet," revealing the scene of Inanna's transformation.

Then, several lines of prompts appeared in the center of the screen.

[You and your loyal companions have completed a transformation of life, your bloodline has been continued, and you have received the corresponding reward.]

Your constitution attribute +0.3

[Your two companions' constitution attributes increased by 0.1]

Your kin have shared the power: True Blood Forever.

[True Blood Endures Forever: Your true blood will never run dry, and your offspring will inherit it. The true blood within them will regenerate and be passed on to new offspring.]

Heros smiled upon seeing these prompts.

You've grown up, "Qingcui," you've grown up.

Heros looked up and saw that the radiance of "green" had indeed expanded slightly.

Although it started late and still occupies far less area than "Crimson" and "Azure", it has indeed rejoined the trend of expansion.

If you can't beat them, you join them, right?

Is this considered drawing on the best practices of "Crimson" and "Azure"?

Seeing this, Heros became even more determined not to let the Dream Palace have a monopoly.

Competition is good. With competition, each statue will work harder and compete to lower its own judgment criteria, and even share its unique abilities.

Heros couldn't help but look at the last statue—"Dark Purple".

"Dark Purple" was the first statue he triggered, and "Pedestrian Guidance" also helped him a lot.

Although he was overtaken by [Truth Vision] and [Eternal Blood], he still had some special expectations for "Dark Purple".

Unfortunately, apart from being slightly moved by Faldom's "destructive art" a few years ago, "Dark Purple" has not reacted since.

Now, within the Palace of Dreams, "Crimson" and "Azure" shine brightly, while "Emerald" is gradually catching up.

Only the brilliance of the "dark purple" statue was suppressed in a corner, seemingly powerless to compete with the other three statues.

Little Purple, you need to step up!

Heros was disappointed in his son's lack of ambition.

But what should we do?

Heros didn't think he could form a "genuine relationship" with anyone other than Celaria.

Or... how about having Faldom create a "destructive art" team?

Heros was deeply troubled.