Chapter 1941 Conspiracy

"In other words, it is for this reason that you rejected the title of Dragon Slayer Hero, is that right?"

The Fairy Queen's tone was calm, but her eyes were not calm, and there was sullenness in her contemplation.

"That's right, Your Majesty," I said without any hesitation: "No creature can remain calm in the face of repeated malicious attacks, let alone a dragon with a violent temper?"

"But you just said that the power of the dragon is far beyond the scope of human cognition. In order to protect themselves, weak humans are not allowed to take the lead in attacking the unknown power. This is also an instinct."

"Yes, Your Majesty," I said: "Uneasiness about unknown power is an instinct, but on the other hand, the dragon's counterattack against unfriendly humans may also be an instinct."

"Is it instinct to bully the weak?" Elder Sibo Ling sneered.

"I would like to ask Elder Si Boling, how do you treat flies that accidentally enter your house? Do you tolerate their rudeness? Or do you drive them away, or simply crush them to death?"

Elder Silbo Ling glared angrily: "How can humans be compared to flies!"

"Why not?" I asked back: "Do you think that in the eyes of the dragon, we should be more burly and majestic?"

"That's just your imagination, Elder Silbo Ling." I chuckled: "To the giant dragon, we are just flies, we just can't fly."

"It's really ridiculous." Elder Si Boling sneered: "If in the eyes of the giant dragon, we are as small as flies, then why can our ancestors kill the giant dragon? I have never heard of anyone being killed by flies. die."

"This is another reason why the dragon fights back," I said: "In their eyes, we are not only flies, but flies with poisonous stings. Just imagine, Mr. Elder, you are being attacked by a swarm of killer bees." At that time, should you lie down and wait for death, or should you throw a fire magic to burn the killer bee into ashes?"

Elder Si Boling remained silent, snorted coldly, and returned to the team.

The Fairy Queen pondered for a long time and said: "According to Xiao Yi's analysis, the fight between giant dragons and humans may indeed be caused by human recklessness, but as human beings, the giant dragons are enough I believe that the disaster that wiped us out was due to the existence of dragons who were willing to communicate with humans, but correspondingly, there were also violent, crazy, and murderous dragons. Perhaps it was precisely because of this unstable factor that our ancestors were so important in history. In the literature, the dragon is regarded as a kind of disaster."

The above is a summary of the Fairy Queen's views on dragons.

All in all, it is inclined towards humans.

It's no wonder. After all, it was her ancestors who compiled historical documents. As a descendant, she couldn't overturn the sacred records of her ancestors.

After the meeting, I was ordered to take the two queens to the backyard of Boss Lane’s tree house to visit the evil dragon’s skull.

Having said that, I have to admire my foresight.

When I was choosing a tree house before, I deliberately chose a relatively remote and quiet place to stay.

This is one of the four urban corners of Moonlight City, with few residents and huge living space.

Because the size of the tree house is the same as that of an ordinary tree house, but the area is surprisingly large, this makes the front and back yards of the house here exaggeratedly large.

Its front yard is as big as half a basketball court, and its back yard is as spacious as half a football field.

Fortunately, the backyard was big enough to accommodate the evil dragon's huge skull.

The moment they saw the evil dragon's skull, the two majesties had completely different reactions.

The Elf Queen was only curious and even wanted to touch it, but the Elf Queen's first reaction was to raise the moonlight scepter and hit the skull with magic.

This is a seemingly ordinary wind blade, but the magical power it contains is astonishing, enough to split a boulder in two.

However, even with such a powerful wind blade, there is still nothing that can be done to this soulless skull.

After the sharp sound, the wind blade dispersed, leaving the evil dragon's skull unscathed.

I was puzzled by the Fairy Queen's performance and couldn't help but ask: "Your Majesty, you..."

"You said you found this skull in the desert?" the Fairy Queen asked again.

"Yes, it was found in the Gobi Desert at the junction of the Three Kingdoms."

"Tell me" the Fairy Queen said, "its name."

I thought for a moment: "Well, it said, it seems to be called Evil Dragon Spitz. It's probably that name. I can't remember exactly. Your Majesty, what's wrong with you?"

In front of her eyes, the Fairy Queen's eyes widened, showing fear and deep fighting intent.

This fighting spirit makes me tremble, and this fear is puzzling to me.

Why is she so afraid of the name Evil Dragon Spitz?

"Where's Taylor?" the Fairy Queen asked tremblingly.

"Grandpa Taylor is at home."

"Call him here, immediately."

The Fairy Queen ordered,

I ran back to the treehouse with a confused face and told Taylor the whole story.

After hearing this, Taylor didn't say anything. He got up and followed me to the backyard of Boss Lane's house.

Before I could reply, the Fairy Queen said in a deep voice: "Taylor, do you still remember that time?"

Taylor paused and said, "I have never forgotten it for a moment."

"How many companions did we lose in that battle?" the Fairy Queen asked.

"Four" Taylor said: "Von"

"Enough!" the Fairy Queen shouted loudly: "I don't want to hear their names anymore!"

Taylor sighed softly: "It seems that you still can't let go."

"No, I just don't want the souls of my dead companions to be unable to rest in peace because they hear someone calling their names."

"That's why I said you can't let go," Taylor said softly.

"Taylor" the Fairy Queen turned her head, with fear in her eyes: "Have our previous efforts been in vain? Did they all die in vain?"

"It was not in vain, and the sacrifice was not in vain." Taylor shook his head and said seriously: "Their sacrifice and our efforts prove one thing - the dragon can be defeated."

"But we failed to really kill it." The Fairy Queen looked at the evil dragon's skull sadly and said, "This is the evidence."

"Yes, we didn't really kill it, and it's difficult to really kill it," the old man said solemnly, "but at least this proves that it didn't deceive us."

"No, maybe. Maybe only the fact that it cannot be completely killed is true, and the rest are all lies!" The Fairy Queen seemed to be in a daze, and kept chanting: "Yes, they are all lies, they must be all lies. Lies can’t be wrong, they must be like this.”

Taylor sighed and said: "Half a century has passed, Trika, don't you still want to believe what it said?"

"I can't believe it, I can't believe it!" The Fairy Queen said angrily: "That must be its conspiracy, yes, it is a conspiracy to mock us!"