First of all, Durzakal was absolutely not some vicious Ancient Dragon who slaughtered at the slightest provocation. He could even be called quite righteous.
After all, the aged dragon had made it very clear just now.
Before Durzakal gained enough power to take control of Dragonhome, Dragonhome's various customs had been downright cold-blooded.
Young dragons had their aptitude assessed, and those deemed unqualified were directly cast out.
Even elderly dragons who had contributed greatly to Dragonhome would still be cruelly turned into nourishment if their Dragon's Special Horn was damaged.
Durzakal was the one who changed all of that.
That was precisely why the aged dragon had survived until now, and why his attitude leaned more toward Durzakal.
But by doing so, Durzakal had undoubtedly changed the "laws of the ancestors."
The elder dragons were dissatisfied because of this, believing he was challenging their authority.
Therefore, even with the Extinguishing Moment imminent and the world in peril, they firmly opposed Durzakal's proposal.
Perhaps the elder dragons had only one thought in their heads: no matter how powerful you, Durzakal, were, and no matter how grave the world's crisis was, you could not disregard our authority.
The curse capable of banishing even Durzakal was the source of their confidence.
And judging from the outcome, those elder dragons were more than merely stubborn.
They had truly dared to use that banishment curse, even at the cost of their own lives.
That was how they had ultimately created this utterly absurd situation where both sides lost.
"The Corpse Grudge Dragons of Dragonhome—are all blaming Lord Durzakal—"
"And you? Outsider—would this act of hunting down his own kind—be called—an evil deed—"
The aged dragon's murky, ashen gaze fell upon the Prison Player before him. After pondering for a long time, he was rather lost