Chapter 195 "Battle"

Sana walked carefully into the dragon's lair.

During this period, she would go outside the nest every day and take a look from afar.

It looked like the dragon hadn't woken up yet. Even outside the lair, she could hear the dragon's rumbling snoring.

Sana cautiously retreated from the nest. Although with the guidance of the gods, she was able to avoid the defensive arrays and traps throughout the nest, she still did not dare to go directly into the depths of the nest.

The dragon did not look brutal, and was different from the dragons described in the church's scriptures, but she was not sure whether the dragon would become angry if she continued to go deeper into the lair.

Sana prayed to his god in a low voice, and the god gave him an answer, and the answer was not short. It would be difficult for an ordinary clergyman to get such a long reply in his prayers in his entire life.

But such a long answer could not provide any substantial help to Sana, because it was difficult for Sana to distinguish any useful information from the unclear whispers.

"Forget it, let's wait until tomorrow."

Sana prepared to return to the abandoned goblin settlement at the foot of the mountain.

It would not be accurate to say that the settlement was abandoned. Although no one lived there, it was obviously well maintained. The houses were completely habitable and there was enough food stored in the granaries.

At least Sana felt that she could continue to live here.

But this would not solve any problems. Although it was difficult to hear the whispers of the god he believed in, he could still barely understand what the god meant. He wanted him to go find the dragon himself.

Although he didn't know the reason, he could only wait for the dragon to wake up.

"It seems that those pursuers have stopped chasing us. Should we try to contact the church before this dragon wakes up?"

Just waiting like this wasn't a solution, so Sana began to consider whether she should take any action.

But soon, he no longer needed to fire, as the sound of wings flapping in the air was heard, and a giant dragon appeared in front of him.

This giant dragon has beautiful silver scales, but at the moment these scales are a little dull, and even under the sunlight, they do not show any luster.

"who are you?"

Sana is still in the nest, and the dragon is right at the entrance of the nest. Sana doesn't even have a chance to hide.

The dragon in front of her seemed quite impatient. She stared at Sana in front of her. Sana keenly felt that a magical power had been mobilized. As long as her answer did not satisfy her, the dragon's breath would fall on her.

With her strength, not to mention a dragon, even a goblin could knock her down in three or five moves.

As a candidate priest, she was supposed to undergo examinations by formal clergymen to determine her talents next year. Afterwards, she would be guided to sense the presence of God and begin her first attempt at casting divine spells.

Now, apart from being able to communicate with gods, Sana is not much different from an ordinary human child.

"I came to see if Lord Farui had woken up, not to steal the treasure."

Safrina looked at the human child in front of her. She knew Farri's name, which meant she had met him before. The pile of goblin tributes that she had not yet put into the treasure room was not far away, and this child seemed to be preparing to leave here, and had no treasure on him.

At least this man wasn't a thief.

Then, Safrina's gaze extended deeper into the nest, and he saw the girl's footprints in the distance, which had passed many of the defensive arrays and traps she had set up.

"How could an ordinary human girl possibly bypass the magic array and traps I set?"

Savrina turned her gaze back to the girl in front of her. She carefully sensed whether there was anything unusual about the girl, and then she knew why Fari had left this girl behind.

"God's favorite?"

Safrina's perception of things related to gods was not as sharp as Fari's, but she could still sense a gaze from an unknown distance cast on the girl in front of her. From the divine aura that leaked out, she could tell that it was the gaze of the Sun God.

"And even among the many darlings, she is one of those who gets extra attention."

Generally, the favorites of gods would only receive more attention from gods, but the guy in front of her, his gaze was always fixed on her.

Savrina gave up all thoughts of resorting to violence. The rules set by Dragon Island could not restrain a true god. They might not dare to challenge the dragon clan, but Dragon Island would not react too much if they killed a few dragons that offended them.

"Excuse me, can I leave now?"

The little girl's body was shaking. Even though the dragon's might was released unintentionally, it was still too much for a mortal like her.

Savrina really wanted to ask a few more questions, as there must be more secrets behind this little girl, but she was too tired.

There are too many things in the goblin city-state that need her as a messenger to review. She also needs to show up at the celebration party after the new believers of Farui return. The goblins show her their piety to Farui all the time, and she will be invited to any important occasion.

After all, the presence of a divine messenger can greatly enhance the organizer's reputation among the goblins.

Savrina wanted to reject all these invitations, but the goblins offered too many, so many that Savrina's dragon instinct overwhelmed her reason. After she came to her senses, she realized that the invitations she accepted would require her to work almost 24 hours a day.

It was not until Lannia woke up completely that the goblins' attention finally shifted away from her, allowing her to escape back to the nest.

Now, she just wanted to have a good sleep.

"Let's go, come back in three days. I have some questions for you."

The girl breathed a sigh of relief as she watched the dragon pass by her and hurried towards the depths of the lair.

Then, a sound of something heavy falling was heard from deep within the nest.

"What are you doing? This is my bed."

Then, there was the roar of Farui. The girl took a step and trotted out of the nest, leaving those roars behind her.

"Run quickly, don't be affected by the aftermath of the battle."

The church's scriptures describe dragons as solitary creatures with a strong sense of territory. When two dragons meet, a battle for territory is likely to break out.

For ordinary people, at this time, you should get away from the fighting area as soon as possible. The battle between dragons will cover a very large area, so you should run as far away as possible to avoid being attacked.

(End of this chapter)