[Dragons are ancient magical creatures. Strictly speaking, they belong to monsterkind, but the immense magic power within their bodies has led to their classification as a separate race.]
[Dragons are exceptionally powerful. Their magic power is so concentrated that it solidifies, giving them bodies resembling physical matter. Some monsters speculate that dragons may also possess determination.]
[Even so, dragons do not seem to appear of their own accord, making it difficult for us to learn much about them.]
[However, it is said that two humans once joined forces with a Boss Monster to defeat a Great Dragon.]
-Excerpt from "One Hundred Inexplicable Creatures" by Clayden
Frisk stood still with her eyes tightly shut, running through the ancient accounts of dragons she had once read.
After a moment, she slowly opened her eyes and turned her gaze toward Carlret beside her.
Just a few days earlier, Linde had made it very clear to her that he hoped to invite Yogg to join them in slaying the Great Dragon.
Yet now, as Frisk stared at Carlret, a trace of doubt arose in her mind. What role would Carlret play, then?
She studied Carlret closely. Judging by his earlier performance, he was a scholarly sort, strong in theory but poor in practice. He did not seem to have much fighting ability.
Could it be... that we actually defeated that Great Dragon with Yogg in the end? The thought suddenly surfaced in Frisk's mind.
After all, according to those accounts, they should have fought alongside a being known as a Boss Monster.
But no matter how she looked at him, Yogg did not seem like a Boss Monster. He had none of their defining traits, and he might not even be a monster at all.
Perhaps Yogg had deliberately concealed his true identity, leaving