Fried Up

However, while suppression was achieved, it was still difficult to avoid generating hostility towards <Lin Yun> easily.

And now, <Heavenly Dragon> was mainly afraid that other <Dragon> would be unable to resist that hostility and rush forward to attack <Lin Yun>.

After the recent "probe," they could gauge <Lin Yun>'s approximate strength. Even <Heavenly Dragon> himself was not entirely confident he could kill the opponent without sustaining significant damage.

The <Dragon> race possessed pride, but <Heavenly Dragon> was an extreme minority, a <Dragon> capable of calm thought. This was why <Heavenly Dragon> was described with a high-level term, and <Wind Dragon> with a more common one.

Therefore, upon concluding that there was a possibility of the opponent harming their own <Dragon> kin, <Heavenly Dragon> decided that it was better for others to die than himself. Expelling <Lin Yun> meant that if any other <Dragon> died, it would be none of their concern.

But it was clear that those two <Wind Dragon> did not have such awareness. At this moment, due to that faint, intermittent feeling of hostility, they felt extremely agitated.

Since almost no one in <Nihon> could understand <Dragon> language, they were essentially discussing this openly and carelessly.

On the other side... Although <Otherworld God Servant> saw the three <Dragon> appear, he could tell from the faction view that <Heavenly Dragon> was Lawful Neutral, while the two <Wind Dragon> were Lawful Evil.

This made him frown, but it was obvious that compared to those two Lawful Evil <Wind Dragon>, the Chaotic Evil <Dragon Bone Spirit> before him was a more pressing target.

Coupled with the faint aura of <Undead Creature> emanating from it.

Therefore, <Otherworld God Servant> directly... charged forward and began a flurry of attacks on <Dragon Bone Spirit>... yes, a flurry of attacks.

Because <Dragon Bone Spirit>