Ch. 381Kill the Dragons
Key Plot Points and Events
- Old Wang accompanies the Nine-Headed Dragon to its Dragon Star to help purify abyssal energy.
- The Dragon Star is devastated from a previous battle, and the dragon race has suffered heavy losses.
- The Nine-Headed Dragon seeks revenge on the dragon race for their past actions.
- The dragons on Domela Star, their main base, are gathered and covered in demonic patterns, indicating their alliance with the Abyss.
- The Nine-Headed Dragon destroys Dragon Island Star in retaliation.
- Old Wang and the Nine-Headed Dragon confront the dragons on Domela Star, demanding to know why they joined the Abyss.
- The dragons reveal their pride has been lost, and they no longer care about their draconic heritage.
- Old Wang and the Nine-Headed Dragon kill the remaining dragons, including the Golden Dragon, the patriarch of the dragon race.
Character Developments
- The Nine-Headed Dragon's desire for revenge against the dragon race grows stronger.
- The dragons on Domela Star have lost their pride and are willing to fight despite their alliance with the Abyss.
- Old Wang demonstrates his power and strategic thinking, easily defeating the remaining dragons.
Significant Themes
- Revenge and the consequences of past actions.
- Loss of pride and identity.
- The struggle between maintaining one's heritage and adapting to new circumstances.
Character Interactions
- The Nine-Headed Dragon and Old Wang work together to confront and defeat the dragons on Domela Star.
- The dragons on Domela Star are divided, with some wanting to fight and others wanting to maintain their alliance with the Abyss.
- The Golden Dragon, the patriarch of the dragon race, is killed by the Nine-Headed Dragon, marking the end of the dragon race's power and influence.