novelraw Chapter 737 - 737 726 The Fat Meat That Will Sooner or Later
Chapter 737 - 737 726 The Fat Meat That Will Sooner or Later
Chapter 737: Chapter 726: The Fat Meat That Will Sooner or Later Enter the Mouth Chapter 737: Chapter 726: The Fat Meat That Will Sooner or Later Enter the Mouth Even though Muria was very curious about the human forces on the Evil Dragon Peninsula, he did not rush to deal with this issue. He hadn’t yet persuaded the mother dragon in front of him to send her offspring to Dragon Clan Academy. After all, using forceful means with the Metallic Dragon was not an option.
“Have you thought about it?” Muria looked at the two mother dragons, who were enthusiastically watching the young Five-Colored Dragons casting magic spells, and asked softly.
“I can assure you, as long as you send your children here, when they grow up, they will be vastly different from ordinary Golden Dragons. They will absolutely be top elites in the Dragon Race. I can train your kids even better, they have a higher starting point.” Muria confidently said, not noticing that the three young Golden Dragons behind him were casting more and more resentful looks at him. They already knew what Muria wanted to do. This seemingly kind young man wants them to study magic every day.”
Furthermore, they had already come here on the premise that he had invited them to play, and now he is making them go to school. This was intolerable. They have already been introduced to the system of magical spells and knew how tedious and tasteless studying magic could be as most spells are abstract and difficult to understand.
“Your Majesty, please understand, this matter is too big. It can affect my children’s future so I need more time to think carefully.”
After hesitating for a moment, Golden Dragon Silwa didn’t agree to Muleya. Although she was tempted, she had some concerns about the distribution of students at Dragon Clan Academy. Most of them were Five-Colored Dragons!
But not sending her children to study in the Dragon Clan Academy makes her feel regretful. Her children were much younger than the Five-Colored Dragons in front of her, but they had mastered far fewer magic spells. In other words, her children were not as good as the Five-Colored Dragons, which she also could not accept.
However, she had to admit that she could not train her children to such an extent. Right here in front of her, the Five-Colored Dragons could do it, why couldn’t her children? And to be taught by an Ancient Dragon, which was an unimaginable opportunity for any Golden Dragon. Her clan also had an Ancient Dragon, but none of them would despise having more Ancient Dragons teaching them, especially since her grandfather loved to travel and was often not in the castle, leaving the task of teaching her grandchildren and granddaughters a little difficult.
“You should consider it.” Muria nodded, adding another chip to the balance in her heart without pressuring her.
“The idea of establishing an academy is something I recently came up with. I’ve already sent letters of invitation to many Ancient Dragons I know, and without accidents, many should accept my invitation to come teach. At that time, the Academy will officially start school. Before then, I hope you can think about it.”
“What time do you plan to start school?” Hearing the word ‘school start’, the Golden Dragon unconsciously asked. She didn’t notice the linguistic trap that Muria had laid. He had never said that Dragon Clan Academy would not enroll students after the school start.
“Once I have completely conquered the peninsula, Dragon Clan Academy will officially start school.”
“During this time, my grandfather should be back. Afterward, I will discuss it with my grandfather.”
” Your grandfather is that Ancient Golden Dragon!” Hearing this Golden Dragon mother mention her grandfather, Muria’s eyes lit up. This was also a very good choice for a teacher.
Teachers in Dragon Clan Academy should naturally be dragons, the best candidates would be those Ancient Dragons who have lived through thousands of years, starting with Metallic Dragons, then Gem Dragon Clan’s Ancient Dragons. As for the Ancient Dragons of the Five-Color Dragons, those who submit to him could be selected to teach, such as the Ancient Green Dragon Fiona.
As for inviting a large number of Five-Color Ancient Dragons to be teachers, just forget it. What can these Ancient Dragons teach? Most of their lives are spent in burning, killing, and looting. Would they teach young dragons how to rob?
“Yes.” Listening to Muria’s question, the Golden Dragone beauty Silwa nodded.
“If I want to hire your grandfather as a teacher at the Dragon Clan Academy, do you think he would agree?” Muria asked enthusiastically.
“I am not sure about that, but I will talk to my grandfather about it when the time comes.”
“What a bother.” Seeing the departing Golden Dragon and his party, Muria was somewhat troubled. His idea of enlisting some metallic dragons as students was still far off. However, as long as he persevered, he would eventualize success. Metallic dragons would find it hard to resist the opportunity to make their offspring even better. Their mindset tends to be more aligned with that of humans.
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After bidding farewell to the visiting Golden Dragon and his companions, Muria was not in a hurry to investigate the human forces that the Storm Giant had discovered. The city was already discovered and the humans couldn’t escape, anyway. The Giant’s expansion hadn’t yet reached this far, there was no urgency for now.
“Have you gathered data on the amount of resources contained in the lands we’ve conquered?” Muria immediately asked after returning to Wind King Castle, looking down at the bustling crowd of thousands of Dragonkin below. They were the servants that Mia had selected over decades. They were all humans, imbued with Muria’s aura, and they were utterly loyal to him. These were the minions he had developed, albeit of the lowest class.
“Your Majesty, we’ve tabulated the data. However, these figures are only temporary. The resource counts are constantly increasing as the Giants continue to expand.”
Upon Muria’s return, the Wind King Castle’s head steward greeted him warmly. After Muria took his seat on the Crystal Throne, a holographic screen depicting various resource quantities was presented to him. These were just the resources temporarily discovered and explored.
A phoenix does not perch on a treasureless land – this saying could be extended; powerful beings would not live in decrepit places. Every powerful creature lived in a place that had something special and even if it didn’t, their prolonged presence would bring about some extraordinary changes.
For instance, wherever a Red Dragon took residence, the fire element would be extremely dense. Such places were ideal for Fire Element mages or knights to train and that’s just one example.
The astonishing density of Extraordinary Beasts on the Evil Dragon Peninsula signified its rich Extraordinary resources. Otherwise, such a large number of ferocious beasts could never have been bred. Land that lacked resources, regardless of how they managed to breed special beings, could never hold onto them due to scarcity.
Therefore, Muria’s Giant Legion continuously discovered various special mineral veins and resources, amazing fruits, or elemental gathering places during their conquests. The elemental density of these places was significantly higher compared to the outside world, and their properties were more uniform. For a creature of matching attribute, it would spur its growth. These were Giant Dragon Peninsula’s resources.
As the Giant Legion expanded, these resources became part of Muria’s possession. Some of these resources, Muria had already decided to allocate to the soon-to-be established Dragon Clan Academy, to expedite the growth of the young dragons.
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“Now, tell me, where is the human territory you found on this peninsula? I’d like to see it.”
After understanding the amount of resources in the territory he had occupied, Muria was excited, and he started to ask where this juicy chunk was. Yes, he considered the human territory discovered by the Storm Giant as fat meat that would eventually end up in his mouth.
He even wished for this chunk of meat to be even larger, so he could feel more satisfied when he devoured it.
The humans had been felling trees on this land, levelling grounds, establishing cities, digging ditches, and developing farmland. This certainly suggested that human forces had begun to meddle in this paradise, but at the same time, it also meant that a well-developed piece of land awaited Muria’s takeover. All he had to do was reap the benefits.
As for the notion that he couldn’t take this piece of land – that was simply non-existent. Muria didn’t think anyone could currently obstruct his progress. There were no imperial forces on this continent, only the three human kingdoms, and Muria didn’t think a sprawling kingdom would have the nerve to contest territory with an Evil Dragon.