You, a dragon, are farming in hell

Improve soil fertility...

Sophia thought of the mountain of dragon dung in 'Hellish Dream'.

If she could materialize all that mountain of dragon dung in the North and spread it on the mountains during spring planting, this year would surely be a bumper harvest.

"My father is biased. He talks about fair competition, saying that whoever can govern the territory he designates will become the heir to the Kingdom of Roland."

He gave my sister, Eileen, that fertile, scenic land in the Flower Language Plain, where crops could be harvested twice a year.

They gave me this barren land of the North, saying that if I could make this barren land rival the Flower Language Plain, I would become the next king of the Kingdom of Roland.

"He's obviously lying to me; that old man still wants Eileen to be queen!"

Upon hearing Sophia mention the King and Princess Irene, Anna kept her eyes down and dared not speak.

As Princess Sophia's guardian knight, there are some things she knows but cannot say.

For example, His Majesty the King told the eldest princess, the second prince, and the third princess, Sophia, that whoever could govern the territory he designated would be the next heir to the Kingdom of Roland.

Anyone with eyes to see in the capital can tell that His Majesty the King only has two heirs in mind: Princess Irene and Prince Victor.

As for Princess Sophia, the goal is simply to give her a sense of participation.

His Majesty the King never considered letting her inherit the Kingdom of Roland.

It is estimated that once Princess Irene and Prince Victor have settled their dispute, His Majesty the King will allow Princess Sophia to return to the capital.

Or simply assign the northern territory to Princess Sophia.

"First, cultivate the land. Have the militia from all over the North help the people cultivate the land, and try to cultivate it as deeply as possible."

"Yes." Anna, who was about to turn and leave, suddenly thought of the church. That small piece of land in the North that was fertilized every year belonged to the church. "Your Highness, should we have the militia assist the church clergy in spring planting?"

“No need. The church doesn’t pay my taxes, and it’s even taking over the more fertile land. I’ll have the militia help them cultivate the land when the church starts paying taxes.”

"Yes."

Anna turned and left to relay Sophia's orders.

After watching Anna leave, Sophia leaned against the balcony railing, her gaze fixed on the Twin Moon Towers in the city center.

There's a saying in the North: "First came the Tower of Two Moons, then came Two Moons City."

It's too difficult to make the barren North comparable to Queen Irene's Flower Language Plains, unless you can get your hands on dragon dung.

Forget it, I'll go wander around the city and see if I can buy some magic potions that can enhance soil fertility from the caravans coming from the Flower Language Plains.

After washing up and tidying herself up, Sophia changed into a beige knight's uniform and left the castle with her head maid Emily to stroll around the city.

After a day of wandering around without encountering a single caravan from the Flower Language Plain, Sophia returned to the castle, had dinner in the dining room, and then went to her bedroom to lie down.

Before going to bed, she took out the dragon Distin's diary, hesitated for a long time, and then opened it to read its contents.

Feeling a little drowsy, Sofia put the diary on her face and fell into a deep sleep.

When Sophia regained consciousness, she found herself falling rapidly. Before she could even scream, she landed with a 'thud' on the smooth, cold 'ground'.

Diding raised his dragon claw, took Sophia off his head, pinched her and shook her a few times, then grinned and exhaled a breath of blue-purple lightning: "Not bad, kid, you actually came back alive."

Chapter 5: He planted the sun in hell?

When Diding saw Sophia again, he was somewhat surprised. She was the first kid who had been summoned away and had returned alive.

All the skeletons he had summoned before never returned.

Sophia was a little confused, and she was even more confused when she saw the dragon Didin's bluish-purple vertical pupils.

She turned her head and scanned her surroundings. The crimson, dim sky and the dark red earth were exactly the same as the hell she had dreamed of last night.

No, why is she dreaming about hell again, dreaming about the evil dragon Destin?

Sophia touched the dragon's claws, cool and smooth, the realistic feel...it didn't feel like a dream...

Sofia panicked. Was she dreaming?

Or did she die suddenly again?

The evil dragon Diding just said something like, 'You actually came back alive.'

What does it mean?

Did the evil dragon Destin see her disappear from hell?

That's not important. What's important is whether she's dreaming or whether her soul has fallen into hell again.

Sofia frowned and pondered for a moment before coming up with a solution.

This method can test whether she is dreaming or her soul has fallen into hell again.

Her gaze fell upon the cold, bluish-purple vertical pupils of the dragon, Diding. "Dragon, please...please call me Your Majesty..."

"..."

This kid who came back alive thinks he's all that again?

Diding put Sophia on the ground.

"Kid, look what this is?" Diding clenched his dragon claw into a fist and waved it in front of Sophia's eyes.

"Dragon... Dragon Fist".

"You got it right."

Diding raised his dragon fist and brought it down.

Sophia got punched; she saw stars and her head was still throbbing. The evil dragon, Destin, had given her a punch.

She cried out, "Ouch, ouch, ouch!" and touched her head. To her surprise, she discovered her neck was gone...

Touching her neck, I could tell that her long, swan-like neck was indeed gone!

Sophia's red eyes widened in terror as the evil dragon, Diding, smashed her neck off with a single punch...

"My neck...is gone..."

As Sofia wailed, she became certain that she wasn't dreaming; her soul had truly entered hell once more.

In dreams, you don't feel pain at all, and your neck won't be attacked by the dragon...

"Waaaaah... Lord Diding... you've knocked my neck off... I don't want to be a neckless brat..."

"Sorry, I used a little too much force."

Diding grabbed Sophia's head with his dragon claws and gently pulled it upwards, revealing Sophia's swan-like neck again.

I added a little magic to that punch just now to scare the brat.

He could also punch Sofia, that little brat, into a piece of paper.

"When you disappeared from hell, were you summoned to the human world?"

"what?"

Sophia, who was touching her swan neck, had just refuted Distin, but then she suddenly realized what she was saying and quickly nodded, echoing Distin's words: "Yes, yes, I was summoned to the human world."

so close!

She almost said she had come back to life.

You absolutely cannot say that, otherwise the evil dragon Destin will definitely study her.

Let the evil dragon Diding think she was summoned to the human world; she won't need to come up with a reason to explain her disappearance.

"Was it a human or a different race that summoned you up there?"

"A person is...is a person."

"Man or woman?"

"Girl..."

She's only fifteen years old and has never even held a boy's hand, so she must be a girl, not a woman.

girl...

Diding narrowed his vertical pupils. "What did the girl who summoned you up look like?"

"Blonde hair, heterochromatic eyes, 1.7 meters tall."

Sophia pictured her eldest sister, Eileen, in her mind, and told Distin what Eileen looked like.

Anyway, the evil dragon Diding has no intention of leaving Hell, so Eldest Sister Irene will be in no danger.

“There’s this guy who’s been secretly summoning my skeletons. I suspect the girl who summoned you is the same guy who’s been secretly summoning my skeletons.”

"How outrageous... She actually secretly summoned your skeleton soldiers, Lord Distin! Don't worry, Lord Distin, if she dares to summon me again, I'll go up and vent your anger for you."

"Oh?" Distin became interested. "How are you going to help me get revenge?"

"I...I...I possessed her sister's body! I'll make her write you an apology letter!"

"Forget about the apology. If an apology were enough, Lich Brian wouldn't be calling me a dragon behind my back. I'll keep this score in mind for now, and I'll tell you when I figure out how to settle things with her."

"Okay...okay...okay..."

Sophia trembled; the evil dragon Diding refused to accept her apology.

I also need to keep track of her expenses...

She probably knew why the Lich Brian was still alive...

Because the evil dragon Diding hasn't figured out how to deal with him yet...

"Lord...Lord Destin, may I...may I help you with the farming?"

"Go see how the skeleton soldiers are clearing land. Lich Brian hasn't figured out any seeds that can be planted yet. Let's clear some more wasteland and use organic fertilizer to nourish it for now."

Do you have... organic fertilizer?

Sofia asked doubtfully, "Organic fertilizer...is dragon dung good?"

"Dragon dung is organic fertilizer."

"..."

Why are they even renaming dragon dung...?

Organic fertilizer doesn't even sound as good as dragon dung...

Wait, did the evil dragon Diding just say... that the lich Bryan hasn't figured out a seed that can be planted yet?

Is the dragon using this method to take revenge on the lich Brann?

Even if the Lich King Brann invented the seed, it probably can't be planted in Hell, right?

After all, hell has neither sun nor rain...

Even if you have seeds, without sunshine and rain, crops won't grow.

"Lord Distin..." Sophia raised her right hand, asking the question that was on her mind: "With seeds, but without the sun and rain... can crops grow?"

After she finished speaking, Sophia looked up at the scarlet sky. There were dark red clouds, but no sun and no moon.

"There is indeed no sun in hell, but I can grow a sun."

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Plant...plant a sun?

Sofia is stunned. In hell... plant a sun?

No... can the sun really be grown?

The meaning of the evil dragon Tessine is that if you plant a seed of the sun in the ground, a sun will grow in the ground.

This is...this is too outrageous!

Even gods might not be able to grow the sun.

Could it be a sunflower?

"Lord Distin, when you say you're growing the sun, do you mean growing sunflowers?"

Distin grinned. "The sun is the sun, and a sunflower is a sunflower."

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