Even a clumsy, timid punching bag like Lin had moments when she got serious. She was, after all, a true god, and when the need arose, she could be full of majesty. Facing the two hopeful Half-Dragon girls, she had thought things through and had her own plans. She wanted to free this world's Half-Dragons from the miserable fate of being an inferior race.
"I don't know why, but you really do have Dragon Factor in your bodies. Perhaps in this world's ancient era, a group of dragon hybrids evolved into the Half-Dragons of today." Lin quietly watched Sakina and Sona. The two Half-Dragon girls may have sensed that the atmosphere around them had changed; their faces were exceptionally tense, and even their muscles had tightened.
"Therefore, I cannot ignore the current state of this world's Half-Dragons, reduced to an inferior race and even used as servants and tools."
"I will grant the Half-Dragons strength—at the very least, so they no longer have to live under others' roofs. If you are willing to accept this power and can use it correctly, I can begin the blessing now. But all Half-Dragons must make an oath with me. This oath is made in the name of a god and will forever be bound by divine restraint. The price of breaking it will be unimaginably great—I must remind you of that."
"That's so amazing..." Qian Qian stared at Lin with sparkling eyes. "She feels like a completely different person!"
Qian Qian slipping into her hyperactive mode at random had become a natural phenomenon. No one present paid attention to the girl's muttering. Only I reached out and grabbed her arm to keep her from hopping over and tugging on Lin's wings. Fine beads of sweat appeared on Sakina and Sona's faces. Their breathing