Quick Transmigration: Don't Let an Honest Man Become a Villainous Supporting Female Character

Ji Chaoxi was not in good condition. The cave was pitch black, and a cool breeze seemed to be coming from nowhere.

Celeste calmly hung the lit candle on the wall and lit a fire in the cave, which finally warmed the cave considerably.

Celest wrapped Ji Chaoxi's wet hair in a blanket and used his palms to gently absorb the moisture from her hair through the blanket.

"If it were Lorian, she definitely wouldn't be in such a sorry state," Ji Chaoxi said with a worried expression.

Celeste paused for a moment: "Even if it's Lorian, she won't escape so easily."

That elite force was specifically trained for Long.

Dragons are powerful, but that doesn't mean humans are helpless.

Celeste frowned as he looked at Ji Chaoxi's pale face. He didn't know why she was so determined to do something she wasn't good at.

Although she was not suited for combat, she had a strong ability to control water and communicate with forest creatures. He didn't understand why the dragons rejected her simply because she wasn't good at fighting.

Ji Chaoxi remained listless. Her hair and clothes had dried, and she was slumped in the blankets.

Just as she was thinking about how to catch the prince next time, a box of jewels suddenly appeared in front of her.

"gem!"

Ji Chaoxi's eyes lit up, and she immediately sat up in bed.

Celeste put away the gem and returned to his own corner. The cave was large, and he was very tall, but he was confined to the smallest corner by a domineering dragon.

Ji Chaoxi glanced at Celeste, coughed lightly, and tossed him two gems.

"Thanks."

She thanked him with the gems Celeste had given her, and she didn't find anything strange about it.

Celeste was already used to it: "Thank you, Miss Dragon."

Ji Chaoxi was very happy and began to polish the gemstones one by one again. She was very particular about polishing the gemstones. The first time she polished them dry, the second time she polished them with water, the third time she polished them dry again, and finally she put them back into the treasure chest.

Ji Chaoxi looked at the gems and pearls in the box, and the more she looked, the more itchy she felt.

She glanced at Celeste somewhat guiltily.

"Servants are all tasked with finding jewels for their dragon masters, Celeste, you must help me find some too."

Celeste was silent for a moment, then nodded.

The cave suddenly lit up. The rain in the forest had stopped, and the grass, which had begun to learn to breathe underwater, breathed a sigh of relief. This time, Miss Dragon's mood had subsided quite quickly.

She seems to have really matured compared to before.

You should know that she used to cry for a whole day after losing a fight, and the forest was almost flooded by rain during those years.

Recently, the area around the palace has been heavily guarded, and anyone who approaches will be interrogated. Celeste decided to go find jewelry for Ji Chaoxi first.

The first thing that came to his mind was mermaids in the sea.

Gemstones are hard to find, but pearls are readily available.

On the vast ocean, a mermaid sits on a rock, singing a melodious song.

She waited here for her prince, but hundreds of men had fallen from ships into the sea, and she still hadn't found him.

Just then, she saw a tall man walking towards her. The mermaid hesitated. She remembered that her prince was gentle and not so cold.

Just as she was about to speak, the man pointed his sword at her and said, "Cry."

Mermaid: ...

She remembered that the last time she was forced to cry was by a dragon.

The mermaid sang a mournful song while shedding tears, and pearls fell to the ground one after another. Celeste quietly picked up the pearls beside her.

After singing for an unknown amount of time, Celeste finally filled the wooden crate. The mermaid gazed wistfully at the crate, while the dragon also carried several crates.

When she couldn't cry anymore, the dragon told her some tragic love stories, earning her plenty of tears. That dragon was very wicked.

Celeste returned with the suitcase, and Ji Chaoxi was especially happy when she saw it because she started calling Celeste by his name instead of continuing to call him "my servant."

"pearl."

Ji Chaoxi was about to be happy, but when she sensed the aura above, she fell silent for a while.

"Celeste, is this a mermaid's pearl?"

Celeste nodded.

Ji Chaoxi sighed deeply: "Don't look for mermaid pearls next time. I got beaten up like that before."

Celeste frowned deeply: "Why? It's just some tears."

Ji Chaoxi said dejectedly, "Actually, I'm somewhat related to the mermaid."

That time, she took advantage of her larger dragon form to force the mermaid to cry. After the mermaid finished crying, she went to find her father, who was so angry that he went to find her mother dragon, who gave her a severe scolding.

Celeste: ...

From that day on, Ji Chaoxi behaved herself for a while. She didn't know what Celeste did every day, but seeing that he would bring her jewels and meat when he came back, she forgave his unauthorized absence.

The sun was shining brightly today, and she was sitting by the river washing gems. The basket of gems almost blinded the fish in the water.

As she was polishing, a swan suddenly swam over and watched her polish the gemstones.

Ji Chaoxi ignored it; in her mind, there was no difference between a duck and a swan.

Just then, the swan suddenly spoke: "Miss Dragon, do you remember me?"

Ji Chaoxi looked at it blankly and shook her head.

She definitely doesn't remember it; ducks all look so similar.

The swan was a little disappointed, but still gently explained to Ji Chaoxi, "Miss Dragon, I'm the ugly duckling who came to see you last time."

"So I really am a swan. You showed me the true direction. Thank you."

Swans have long necks, which make them look very elegant.

Ji Chaoxi: ...

I hate ducks.

To express its gratitude to Ji Chaoxi, the swan gave her a feather from its own body.

Ji Chaoxi doesn't want to.

"This isn't worth much."

The atmosphere in the air was quiet for a moment. Ji Chaoxi looked at its red eyes in confusion. What's wrong? Is what she said wrong?

Swan feathers are not valuable to begin with; sometimes, just by flapping their wings in the water, they can shed a lot of feathers.

The swan was furious. It picked up a feather and swam away, not forgetting to leave a comment behind.

"The evil dragon is indeed as powerful as the rumors say!"

Ji Chaoxi: ...

Couldn't it send her something that's available on the market?