Chapter 1330: Return to the Holy City (Seven)

Then, I walked into the kitchen, fryed two plates of side dishes with sesame oil, cut two pieces of "chicken" at the same time, dipped them in the potato starch that I had prepared before, fryed two chicken chops, served with the brewed fruit wine.

Arrive at her room.

Yemengath did not enter the room.

"You are the first male to enter my room," Coria said, "and even my brother hasn't come in."

"I've been watching it for so long, why do you come in?" Leo complained, "Can you still have to be responsible for you when you come in?"

I was thinking, if Shataroka knew, would he be so jealous that he wanted to kill me directly...

"That's a great honor," I said, "I wonder if there are any taboos?"

"No," Coria tasted the chicken chops, tried the side dishes, sipped in the wine, and said, "But if Shataroka knew..."

"He would be so jealous that he wanted to kill me." I said my thoughts directly.

Coria looked at me and smiled: "It tastes good."

"I have confidence in my cooking skills," I said.

"You have confidence in yourself, not just cooking," Coria said. "Say, how do you help me?"

"First of all, I have to know what happened at the banquet." I said.

"For the reproduction of the dragon clan," Coria put away his smile, "Anyway, I must find a suitable partner as soon as possible, and leave my descendants before the war fifty years later, although they said they would not force me.

, but how many choices do I have? There are only a few of the green dragons. Of course, if you want to try it too..."

"Hehehe!" Leo smiled wickedly.

"Can't it be another attribute?" I said, "Frost Dragon, Fire Dragon, Earth Dragon, Wind Dragon..."

Coria shook her head and smiled bitterly: "You think too naively..."

"You think too narrowly about the problem," I said. "Let's take a slow analysis. Among the peers, you don't like any of them, which means you will never choose, right?"

"This..." Coria obviously hesitated for a moment, as if using the exclusion method to screen all the men.

Then, she nodded in a very hesitant manner.

"No one?" I smiled, "Who else can you choose besides the dragons of other attributes? Oh, by the way, there are those underage. You can wait for another fifty years, maybe you will become an adult.

...But, is that still too late?"

"You mean, are you the most suitable?" Coria suddenly seemed to have a taste.

"Uh..." I didn't expect to wrap myself in, I was stunned for a moment, and said with a smile, "I, you hate me just like you hate Oren, you probably have no chance at all... right?"

"You're just like Oren, not Oren," Coria said with a smile, "Don't think I can't see through your cleverness."

"Then forget it..." I shook my head and spread my hands and said, "I said I'll help you solve it, not recommending myself. Since you think so, I'll just say it, you--not me

The opposite sex you are looking forward to.”

Coria's eyes changed: "What do you mean?"

“It’s just helping you solve the problem,” I said, “you’ve complicated the problem.”

"What the hell do you want to do?" Coria asked.

"Help you get rid of your worries," I said, "how many more do I have to repeat?"

"Okay, I want to hear what you think." Coria finished the remaining food bit by bit.

"At present, the biggest goal of the dragon clan is to counterattack the main world in fifty years. For this great goal, the dragon clans cannot kill each other, and they must fulfill their obligations for the reproduction of the race. Is that true?"

I said.

Seeing Coria eating on her own, she ignored me.

I continued, "In the past, as a subordinate of Oren, I only heard about the matter between you and him, and I also thought that a person like him was not worthy of you at all. Then I came to the Holy City with you and saw it

Shataroka's personality, and even thinks that Shataroka is just a problem with his personality, which is more suitable for you than Oren. As for other men of the right age, you obviously don't like it either, but during this period, I'll go

After the small world opposite the passage, I advanced to become a dragon general, and returned to Oren's city. I learned about what happened that year. I also felt that Oren's behavior was not so unforgivable, but my impression cannot represent it.

Yours, as for Shataroka, I also think that entrusting your marriage to such an unstable guy is more unreliable than Oren. As for others, I don’t have much contact with them. Maybe you can consider doing it with them.

After some contact, I'll help you with a reference..."

"No need!" Coria took her last sip of the fruit wine, "They are not even as good as Oren and Shataroka."

"Understand!" I nodded, "Then, the question is very simple. You will definitely participate in the war in fifty years, but about marriage, you will never be wronged. Let's just skip the intermediate steps and just look at it.

See, what consequences will be if you refuse to fulfill your obligations? How will the Elders or the Dragon Emperor punish you? For example, like Shatarokar, eliminate some of the memories..."

Coria looked at me in shock.

I continued, "This is a good idea to eliminate the memories you remember that you are dissatisfied with these males of the right age. You will reexamine them and maybe you will make a choice..."

"Stop talking!" Coria suddenly called me, "You are intimidating me!"

I shook my head: "Why, do you have any doubts about this fact, or do you simply think I'm scaring you with the Dragon Emperor?"

"You talk about Shataroka..." Coria asked in a low voice, "What the hell is going on?"

"Well, don't you know?" I was stunned for a moment, then I understood, "Do you think the truth I heard from Oren is false, or do you really don't know what Shataroka did?"

Coria really doesn't seem to understand, or, she hasn't become a dragon general at the beginning, and she just listened to a lot of things.

"This is called information asymmetry," Leo said. "But sometimes, it's better to know too much."

"What you hear, and what I know, seems a little different," Coria stood up, "Let's tell you what kind of story Oren told you."

I immediately understood and roughly repeated the story Oren told.

"Hmph, do you think this is the truth?" Coria sneered after hearing this.

"You can tell me what you know," I said, "I know I'm not right, let's compare."

"No need to compare, the other parts are actually the same, but Oren did not hide his guilt," said Coria.

"Oh?" I said, "Please tell me the truth you know."

"It's not the truth. You are his subordinate. Haven't you ever touched his blood?" Coria asked back.

"You mean, there is a truth about what happened in his blood memory?" I couldn't help but feel strange, "But I have accepted his blood and didn't..."

"He himself gave up this memory!" Coria gave me an unexpected answer.

"Can the memory in the blood be modified?" This is something I have not paid attention to.

"Of course," said Coria, "the inheritance of the skills in Zi'an's bloodline is the most precious and cannot be changed, but some irrelevant things can be chosen to give up. As a dragon general who has just advanced, the knowledge you need to learn is still

There are many, these are flaws that your cleverness cannot make up for.”

"This is interesting, hey!" Leo was intrigued.

"Well, I will learn from you humbly. Even if we form an alliance, you teach me and I will help you, it's fair, right?" I said, "But I want to know what he has hidden.

?”

Coria waved her hand, closed the door, and a soundproof barrier formed, and then continued: "Can you help me? I can't be sure, and I don't want to teach you these things casually. These are all necessary on the road to maturity of the dragon.

But I can tell you that Oren glorified his own actions and concealed his guilt, and that is why I hate him."

"What the hell did he do?" I said, "And, why are other men of the same age not even as good as them?"

"These things are not secrets," Coria said. "If you go straight to the temple, become an independent dragon general, and accept the canonization of the Elder House, someone will be willing to tell you."

"I want to know from you," I said, "and I promise your troubles will be resolved."

"It's really a mess," said Leo, "get it over..."

"I don't have that interest," I said, "besides, this is a holy city, so you can't go too far."

“I can’t believe you yet,” Coria said, “but I will tell you what disgusting things you do, like those men!”

"Wow? I guessed it right!" Leo said.

I also had a vague guess - after a long time of trouble, Oren's "exploitation of forced annihilation" was indeed not a personal problem.

"I..." I was stunned for a moment and didn't say anything.

"Hmph," Coria seemed to guess what I wanted to say, and sneered, "The dragon clan looks powerful and noble. In fact, like those lowly slave races, they are wild beasts controlled by desire and beasts in the wild

There is no difference! All the responsibilities of reproduction and marriage are excuses!"

"The heart knot is very heavy. Did you suffer from injury when you were a child? Typical aversion to men!" Leo said, "This task is a bit troublesome, and it also comes with psychological treatment..."

"It's a bit difficult to start with your psychology..." I also think Coria's problem is a bit troublesome.
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