The dragon opposite looked at Aurelio expressionlessly.

Seems to understand something.

She said in a slightly threatening tone, "Aurelio, you are so bold! How dare you contact humans without permission?"

Aureliano was unconvinced. "This human is determined to keep pestering me. I have no choice but to let him follow me."

???

I don't know who pulled Reiner out of bed early in the morning.

But it's understandable.

After all, if she hadn't said so, she would have been tortured by the Dragon King.

After thinking for a moment, Reiner popped his head out from behind her and said, "Yes, Lady Aurelio is an interesting dragon. I am her follower!"

Aiox opened her eyes wide and looked at Reiner in disbelief: "He can actually speak our language?!"

Aurelio's eyes rolled, and he began to make up stories: "Have you forgotten? It's been almost ten thousand years since the ancient country of Galbardo recorded our language.

Some human scholars have already figured it out."

Aox shut up.

It's obvious that he suffered from a lack of education.

Reiner used his free time to help Frieda translate thousands of books, but he never saw any book that recorded the language of the dragon clan.

At least not in the books unearthed from this site.

Aox continued, "Human over there, never tell anyone about this, or I will hunt you down to the ends of the earth."

Reiner gave a thumbs up: "You are so powerful. I am already afraid of you."

Aurelion whipped Reiner's butt with his tail, signaling him to stop talking nonsense.

Aiokes looked at the two of them quietly, then said, "They've been here before. I plan to continue searching northwest. What about you?"

"Head northeast."

Aiokes shook her head: "Someone has already gone there, let's go to another place.

Search due north, no one has ever been there."

After saying that, she turned and left.

Not long after she turned around again, she said, "Aurelio, let me warn you, the guy who escaped this time is not someone you can easily deal with.

It's easy for them to spot you flying so recklessly in the sky.

I just looked up at the sky and saw you."

"Thanks for the reminder."

After Aiox left, Reiner patted Aurelio's shoulder and asked in confusion, "Are all dragons so heartless? You're always threatening me."

Aurelio shook his head, then quickly nodded. "More or less, but the main thing is, I originally supported cooperation with humans, and this guy is a complete supporter of isolationism, so he looks down on me a little."

"Who of you fights better?"

Aurelion's mouth curled slightly, and he asked Reiner, "What do you think?"

"You're smiling so obscenely, it must be you."

Aurelio regained his composure. "Actually, the other rifts leading to other dimensions are guarded by two or three dragons."

"I see. Can one of you be worth three?" Reiner raised his eyebrows.

"That's about right." Aurelion turned around, with a barely perceptible hint of pride in his tone.

It can be seen that this guy is quite confident in his own abilities.

"Also, let me remind you that they can understand the sarcasm and ridicule in your words. Don't say such things to other dragons."

Reiner made an OK gesture: "Okay, Boss Long, I got it."