The Reincarnated Wizard Who Will Eventually Become the Strongest

The burning dragon was silent for a while, perhaps not fully understanding Sam's words.

After a while, however, it raised its right leg wide and stomped on the ground.

A roaring sound echoed through the air, and the ground cracked into a spider web.

She took a deep breath and seemed to be trying to calm her emotions.

Anger, resentment, and impatience to get her children back, she suppressed all her emotions and told Sam briefly

"Explain."

"Okay."

Sam told the dragon, who finally listened, about Albert.

Sam, and perhaps even the king, was unaware that the child had been kidnapped.

He and Albert had a history and fought a duel.

He had killed him in that duel in order to end his worries for the future.

"- I understand. If you killed the man who took my child, so be it. I'm sorry I couldn't do it myself, but I can't worry about dead people anymore. But that does not change the fact that I must get my child back.

"About that, if you want to help me rescue the child, I'll be happy to do it."

"What?"

"No, you know. It's Albert and whoever he's working with that's to blame. You're the victim. That's why.

I'm not trying to clean up Albert's mess, but I don't want this country to be destroyed because of him.

Even if we fight the burning dragon to the end, one of us will die.

(Why should we risk our lives to fight the dragon because of Albert?　And the other mother just wants her child back!　Screw you, Albert!)

Anyway, it was Albert's fault.

Sam and the dragon were both victims.

Then it is nonsense to fight against the victims.

"...... I don't want to help the humans, but for the sake of the children, we have no choice. I understand. What else can we do?"

Sam is deeply relieved that they have taken his suggestion.

At least now he would not have to fight the scorching dragon.

"You know where the kids are, right?"

"The human city has its own wards, so it's not exact, but we have a rough idea of where they are."

Then let me report to the king first. Let him know that you mean no harm to this country and that you are looking for the children.

"Do you have to do that?"

"If you don't know exactly where the kids are, you need help, don't you?"

"............"

"And what if something happens to the children when you try to get them back by force?　Wouldn't it be troublesome if the country remained on alert?"

Above all, we don't want the conversation to get complicated and end up fighting her.

We do not know if the kings will understand the dragon's situation and cooperate with us, but it would be troublesome if we do not at least let them know that her purpose is for the children and that she has no intention to do anything to the Sky Kingdom.

More than that, there was also Sam's personal feeling that he could not do without telling someone that Albert and his merry band of friends had brought this on themselves.

"All right. I'll take your offer."

"Thank you."

"But if anything happens to my children, I will not only kill you, but I will also destroy your country!"

"That's fine. I'll fight you with everything I've got.

(Please, I beg you, do not harm the dragon children.)

Sam could not help but wish for himself and his country.