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n“Bobby is not an object. He is my partner. I am sorry, Madam Fire Dragon. I can not agree to your request.”

nMonn narrowed his eyes. He had a little insight into the fire dragon named Vivian.

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nShe felt that Vivian’s purpose in asking for Bobby was not that simple.

nWas it to look after the child?

nBut why did she feel that the atmosphere was strange?

nMonn’s eyes searched Vivian and the little snake called Andasan back and forth.

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nHe felt that the answer should be from the three of them.

nTo be more specific, it should be from the little snake.

nMonn found that the little snake was particularly enthusiastic about Bobby.

nThis enthusiasm was beyond the friendliness between friends.

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nIt was strange.

nBut Monn still felt that the little snake had something else in its mind for Bobby.

nIt was strange. What could a snake understand?

nNo, it was because the little snake looks too familiar.

nBoth Monn and Bobby ignored the fact that it was the child of two dragons.

nThe question was, how could two dragons give birth to a snake?

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nThe answer was obvious. It was impossible.

nThat meant that the small snake was, uh, no, the small dragon.

nIt was deliberately hiding its strength.

nWas it because it was too vigilant, or was it because it was aware?

nOr was it because it lowered people’s vigilance.

nEither way.

nMonn believed that the small dragon had no evil intentions when it first approached them.

nOtherwise, he and Bobby would never have let the little snake get close to him.

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nBut they still did not realize it.

nHe was willing to believe that the little snake had appeared.

nBecause they planned to tear down his eight-legged uncle’s nest.

nBut in the end, because of Bobby’s persuasion.

nHe did not do it.

nBut of course, none of this was important.

nWhat’s important is that Vivian, the fire dragon, gets angry. It really sets the prairie on fire.

nLook at the water level of the river.

nIt’s really a female Tyrannosaurus rex.

nYou Can’t believe all the rumors, and you can’t just ignore them.

nIt’s said that the females of the Dragon Clan are much more lethal than the males.

nI used to hear it from others.

nI never dared to say it. I thought I would see it with my own eyes one day.

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nAh, it was better not to see it with her own eyes.

nIf things went wrong, her life might be forfeited.

nVivian smiled coldly as she looked at Monn.

nThe mockery in her eyes was self-evident.

nIt was no wonder that Vivian would treat Monn in such a manner.

nSince ancient times, the dragon race had been a noble existence far above any other race.

nAs for the weak and incompetent, other than the first place in internal strife, whether it was in terms of military strength, IQ, or other aspects.

nThey were the weakest among all the races.

nHowever, humans had yet to realize their own limitations.

nThey always liked to think of themselves as the spirits of all living things.

nI don’t know what they have to be proud of.

nIn the eyes of many biological races, the weakness of humans was almost universally acknowledged.

nIf humans were weak, why hadn’t they gone extinct.

nIt was probably because humans knew too well to study all sorts of useless things.

nAfter humans discovered that they could awaken all sorts of abilities, their ambitions became obvious.

nIf it wasn’t for the fact that humans were greedy and weak, their brains wouldn’t be so bad.

nTherefore, when humans found out that this world was above all other species, there was still the existence of God.

nThey began to preach religion, encourage preaching, and popularize faith.

nFrom then on, the human race clung to the legs of God.

nAlthough the human race had all the nature of the demons and demons of the Abyss,.

nThey were very clear-headed.

nThey knew how to protect themselves.

nThey knew how to prosper.

nAnd so the human race had the protection of God.

nThere was no race in the world that had more power than the human race’s faith.

nThere was no race that knew how to please God better than man.

nWith God’s protection, people put reproduction on the table.

nThere was nothing more pleasing to God than having a large population.

nPeople thought they were encouraging reproduction.

nBut in fact, in God’s eyes, they were reproducing like all kinds of big white pigs raised in their own homes.

nTo increase their own benefits.

nThe humans who were raised by God to provide faith didn’t have this self-awareness.

nInstead, they were complacent.

nIn order to give birth to more powerful humans, they tried to use the slaves of other strong races to exchange for the defeated slaves of other tribes.

nThen, they let the slaves of different races reproduce with the slaves of other humans.

nThey wanted to obtain more powerful human slaves.

nThis matter was well hidden at the beginning.

nBut this world has no impenetrable walls.

nWhat’s more, this matter is done by the human race is also very open.

nSo the matter was soon exposed.

nAfter the exposed, the human race was attacked by many races.

nThe human race had no choice but to open the door to other tribes.

nTo allow other races to do business in the human world.

nThe human race opened the door to trade with other races.

nThe result was indeed that the races interacted with each other.

nOn the surface, the human race was also prosperous.

nBut as long as one is not a fool, everyone knows that the human race has become a trading market between the tribes.

nOr as long as the fingers slightly leak.

nThey would be able to trade smoothly and safely in the human race’s place.

nIt was safer and more reliable than trading in any other race’s place.

nThere would definitely be no black sheep eating black sheep.

nThe human race felt that they would definitely make a profit this time.

nAfter all, no matter which race it was, coming to their human’s place to trade,.

nThey wouldn’t come empty-handed.

nNor would they leave empty-handed.

nAfter they bought the things they wanted from other tribes.

nBesides paying some management fees in the human territory.

nThey would also buy some things that were unique to humans.

nHandmade things, snacks, clothes, toys.

nOf course, these were all fillings.

nThe majority of the things that were bought by other races were human slaves, adults, children, and women.

nThere were even some slave owners who specialized in selling slaves to other races.

nIf they couldn’t buy slaves, they would swindle them.

nThey would kidnap the innocent women and children of other tribes and sell them at a high price.

nThey would gain huge benefits.

nEven the rat race had a way to get rid of humans within their own race.

nThey were willing to admit defeat.

nRen Yazi was like a hornet that had seen honey.

nFor the sake of huge benefits, those who weren’t afraid of death bought and sold slaves in various races time and time again.

nIn the beginning, they were indeed selling and buying slaves that were useless in various races.

nLater, Ren Yazi felt that he didn’t earn much this way.

nSo he began to deceive, drug, and strengthen the people of various races.

nThe most famous time for human teeth, human teeth received an order.

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