lerbook #1209 - Chapter 1129 The First Dragon
#1209 - Chapter 1129 The First Dragon
“The First Dragon?”
Hearing these words, Wu Wei couldn't help but frown.
“That guy is still alive?”
“Hasn’t your Dragon race been without news of him for many millennia?”
The First Dragon, as mentioned by both Wu Wei and the Incinerator, is the progenitor, nurturer, and most importantly, the creator of all dragons in Dragon mythology.
However, please don't misunderstand.
This so-called Dragon myth, although crowned with the title of myth, is a completely different concept from human myths.
Due to their long lives, the so-called myths of the Dragon race, although also processed through some storytelling, possess a level of authenticity that human myths cannot match.
If most human myths are fabricated, then at least fifty to sixty percent of Dragon myths are true and credible.
“Of course, he’s alive!”
Hearing this human lord speak ill of their ancestor, the Incinerator glared…
Well, he explained with lowered eyes and in a submissive manner.
The Incinerator, daring to be angry but not daring to speak, began to talk about the First Dragon’s situation.
“Many high-ranking members of our Dragon race, especially those with the purest bloodlines, can sense the existence of the First Dragon.”
“Although this sense cannot allow us to know the exact location of the Dragon Ancestor.”
“We can still confirm one thing, and that is that the First Dragon is indeed still alive.”
“Really.”
“I’m not lying to you on this point.”
“In fact, if the First Dragon wasn't still alive, then our Dragon race might have directly annexed the Human Empire and turned it into our slave state.”
“What?”
Wu Wei was taken aback.
“The First Dragon stopped you from annexing the Human Empire!”
“How is that possible?”
“Shouldn’t annexing the Human Empire be beneficial to your Dragon race? Why would he stop it?”
“Because of the Benevolent Emperor.”
The Incinerator shrugged and said.
“In the battle against Chaos, the Benevolent Emperor sacrificed too much to win.”
‘So, the Human Empire back then was very weak.’
“So weak that we could have toppled it with just a slight push.”
“Although betraying our human allies is not very ethical, the problem is, which race could resist such a huge benefit?”
“Don’t you think so?”
Wu Wei nodded.
The Incinerator was right.
If the Dragon race had really done that back then.
Then the Human Empire that Wu Wei resented should no longer exist.
“But the problem lies in.”
“The First Dragon denied this plan.”
“And.”
“Four descendants disappeared because they wanted to hide it from the First Dragon and launch a sneak attack on the Human Empire.”
“Along with them, all the bloodlines of these four descendants also disappeared.”
“Oh, right.”
“We previously suspected that Osiris was a direct descendant of the First Dragon for this reason.”
“We all suspected that Osiris was the only remaining seedling of a bloodline branch among those disappeared Dragon bloodlines!”
“Heavens.”
The Incinerator said helplessly.
“Those were four completely mature Dragon bloodlines.”
“You know, our Dragon race currently only has eight direct bloodlines, which means that the First Dragon's anger directly extinguished one-third of the Dragon race's vital forces back then.”
“This is not just anger.”
“This is rage!”
“So, from then on, no matter how excessive the Human Empire is, our Dragon race tries to avoid the Human Empire as much as possible and not have too many conflicts with them.”
“I see.”
After listening to this somewhat secretive knowledge, Wu Wei nodded.
However, he had another question in his mind.
That is, if the First Dragon was so averse to the Dragon race attacking the Human Empire.
Then why this time.
Did the Dragon race no longer abide by the previous agreement and instead have conflicts with the Human Empire?
Why is this?
Faced with Wu Wei's new question, the Incinerator shook his head.
He pointed to the giant cocoon that Osiris had transformed into in front of him and said.
“Regarding why the Dragon race’s higher-ups changed their minds, I suggest you ask Osiris himself.”
“After all.”
“He is the leader of this war.”