Ch. 21The Dragon Wept, Bringing Along a Drow Girl (Two Chapters in One)
Key Plot Points and Events
- Black dragon Kangerweian returns to find his lair looted by a red dragon (disguised as Li Wei).
- Kangerweian is ambushed by Drow on his way to his mother's nest.
- Li Wei, disguised as a red dragon, begins recruiting miners in Zelandia.
- Li Wei hires a young drow boy and his sister for his mining operation.
Character Developments
- Kangerweian: Despite his initial confidence, Kangerweian is humiliated and loses his treasure, leading to him fleeing to his mother's nest.
- Li Wei: Li Wei continues to display his cunning and strategic thinking, recruiting miners and showing empathy towards the young drow boy and his sister.
- The young drow boy: The boy demonstrates resilience and determination, seeking work to provide for his sister.
Significant Themes
- Survival of the fittest: Dragons and other creatures struggle to survive and maintain their territories.
- Empathy and compassion: Li Wei shows kindness towards the young drow boy and his sister, despite his initial intentions to exploit them.
- Deception and disguise: Li Wei uses his disguise as a red dragon to his advantage, while Kangerweian is deceived by the Drow's ambush.
Character Interactions
- Kangerweian and the Drow: Kangerweian is pursued by the Drow after being ambushed, leading to a chase towards his mother's nest.
- Li Wei and the young drow boy: Li Wei hires the boy and his sister, showing a rare moment of compassion.
- Li Wei and Huozi: Li Wei discusses his plans for the young drow boy with Huozi, revealing his interest in the boy's growth.