The War God’s Favorite Novel - Chapter 128

#128 The Born and Unborn Rather than scared, Cassandra immediately found herself furious. That coward was forcing his children's dragons to fight for him! She turned to him, just when the little dragons started appearing in the garden, one after another. "Stop that," she said. Lephys laughed, but it was a crazy laugh. "Oh no, you damn witch. Just you wait until they rip you apart!" "They are all going to die," Cassandra retorted. "They are too young! They can't win and you already know that.

You're sending those dragons to their deaths!" "I don't care, as long as I make it!" He yelled. Lephys suddenly got back on his feet and started running in another direction, away from the fight. Cassandra's anger rose again. That man was the vilest creature and a coward at that. Not only was he running from this battle to save himself, but he was also basically throwing his sons' dragons to be killed for it!

Cassandra exchanged a glance with the Creature, but just like the Rain Tribe's people, the Water God was not a fighter. He had answered to her call as she begged him, but what now? She couldn't ask him to kill young dragons either, she hated the idea of having to sacrifice innocent creatures. Cassandra may be angry, but she kept a clear mind about this situation. Those poor little ones were following Lephys' orders, maybe not even of their own will.

Some of them were probably barely older than Kian… Half a dozen of those little dragons appeared on the grass, all coming in different sizes and shapes. She could tell how young they ought to be, and it just made it all worse. Just then, Kian flew back to her too, landing on the grass in front of Cassandra and growling furiously at his peers, warning them to leave her alone. The difference in size didn't impress the baby dragon one bit.

The young Dragons weren't afraid of Kian either, but they were hesitating on coming close, with Cassandra standing against a portion of the Water God's body. Each of them kept growling and sending glances towards the Water God. They were all much taller than Kian, but most were not even half an adult's size. Cassandra was even feeling sorry for those. Trying to approach her with cautious steps, they growled while also sending worried glances towards the Water God.