Beneath the Red Dragon

Chapter 333: Chapter 126: Supreme Celestial Titan (2)

”I am calm,” Kedelos roared, but by now the hostility had already dissipated because he understood that any hostility toward the Giant Dragon within the Dragon Group would invite punishment. He had once again experienced the harshness of the outside world.

”That’s good, listen carefully, Kedelos,” Akzhi habitually moved his head closer to the other, causing the Young Red Dragon to subconsciously take a small step back.

”Either you work hard to gain the Dragon Group’s acceptance, obtaining rights akin to a normal Giant Dragon, and then use your performance to prove you are worthy of joining the Dragon Group, or you’ll remain a watchdog forever.”

”If it weren’t for the Dragon Group soon entering slumber, you wouldn’t have even this chance. If you can cooperate well during this time, helping us guard the territory, I will recommend you to the Dragon Group, giving you a position to prove your abilities.”

The Juvenile Blue Dragon Akzhi was already preparing for the upcoming slumber period of the Dragon Group, just as he had guarded the slumbering Juvenile Dragons during his youth. But now, the territory of the Dragon Group is several times that of the past, and he needs to strengthen the guarding forces as much as possible.

Otherwise, he wouldn’t have specifically applied to Karon, wanting to truly make Blue Dragons Carlette and Young Red Dragon Kedelos part of the Dragon Group.

”Moreover, didn’t you think your power was strong enough? Karon will give you a fair chance.”

The Blue Dragon Akzhi revealed a smile, ”As long as you can join the Dragon Group and gain the acceptance of the dragons, you can challenge Karon. If you succeed, you can lead the Dragon Group.”

”This is the power Karon grants to every Giant Dragon in the Dragon Group. Challenge the king, Young Red Dragon, I look forward to that moment.”

The Blue Dragon Akzhi had also learned to paint big ambitions, unlike Karon who used both a big stick and a sweet date to tame other Giant Dragons, Akzhi’s painted ambition was large enough but unrealistic.

Compared to the goal of defeating Karon, gaining the acceptance of the dragons is not so easy to achieve, as it requires integrating into the Dragon Group, sharing the same goals as the Dragon Group, and embarking on the path of the dragon group.

This also means being assimilated by the Dragon Group and becoming one of Karon’s sources of strength.

Yet, the Young Red Dragon Kedelos had full confidence in his own strength. He shook his head, and two streams of hot air spewed from his nostrils, squeezing past Blue Dragons Akzhi and Carlette, walking at the forefront.

”Then what are we waiting for, let me take the lead when we encounter the Giant Dragon this time. I’ll beat it half to death and drag it back to the Dragon Group.”

Blue Dragons Carlette and Akzhi exchanged a glance, ”These dragons driven by desire are so easy to fool,” this realization appeared in the eyes of the two dragons, and they followed the Red Dragon Kedelos who was tiptoeing ahead, trying not to disturb other dragons.

A few miles ahead, a tall cliff emerged from the dense jungle, a dark cave opening in the direction the three dragons were heading, the resting place of the skull of the Fallen Giant Titan.

It was also the nesting place of the strongest wild dragons that once inhabited the Forest of the Fallen Titan, the target of the three dragons.

On the high cliffs on either side of the cave, several Two-legged Flying Dragons were coming and going, one of which protruded its head on the cliff wall, spotting the secretive Giant Dragons advancing in the forest, and immediately opened its mouth to issue a warning cry.

”Aw... um, aw... um,”

The three dragons, knowing their movement had been exposed, no longer hid their tracks, leaping off the ground, flapping their wings, and flying toward the nearby cliff.

The warning from the Two-legged Flying Dragon and the imposing momentum of the three dragons alerted the creatures in the nest, a green head emerged from the pitch-black cave, issuing a menacing growl.

”Roar,”

”Leave my territory, I...” the Juvenile Green Dragon hadn’t finished speaking when she saw the rapidly approaching three dragons and immediately swallowed the unfinished words.

She had never seen such a strange combination of dragons, with Red Dragons mixed with Blue Dragons. Even though Blue Dragons were used to group living and had unexpectedly raised a Red Dragon, a male Red Dragon grown to the Youth Stage would also leave the group.

Although influenced by the Blue Dragon group, Red Dragons often adapted to orderly traits, but the proud Red Dragons would never submit to Blue Dragons.

Moreover, all three dragons were larger than her, enemies she couldn’t contend with.

Despite the wild nature of Wild Dragons, they weren’t fools either.

”I just arrived here too, if you want the nest, I can let you have it,” the Juvenile Female Green Dragon said, looking at the three dragons surrounding the cliff, crawling out of her nest to reveal her body.

At thirteen meters long, the Juvenile Green Dragon appeared so weak in front of the Giant Dragons of the Dragon Group. Her scales, though verdant, did not possess the luster of Green Dragon Antajena.

The horns on her head were like dull, withered trees, lacking the life force of Antajena’s crown-like horns.

This was the normal development size of a wild dragon surviving in the wilderness.

During the hatchling and juvenile stages, Giant Dragons rarely appeared in Icaria World. Those Five-Color Dragons, like beasts, would hide in remote, dark caves and corners to protect their fragile lives.

Because even the True Dragons, bestowed with natural dragon heritage, were not strong at this time, some fierce, powerful beasts posed a threat to them.