He took a step forward.
The ground trembled slightly beneath the Dark Red Dragon.
A trace of surprise appeared in everyone's eyes.
What was this dragon trying to do? Was he going to fight in this world?
Before they could think any further.
The Crimson Queen's expression darkened. She raised her enormous claw and pressed it down on Kahn's head with incredible speed!
Bang! Rumble!
"Aaargh!"
A crash rang out, accompanied by a cry of pain.
A small part of Kahn's head was driven straight into the ground.
But perhaps because the ground was hard enough.
No spiderweb cracks spread out.
It simply held the dark red dragon's head firmly in place.
"Kahn, my child.
You know.
Mommy hates disobedient children most of all.
Are you trying to make Mommy angry?"
The Crimson Queen's icy voice slowly rang out.
It left Kahn, who had just been blinded by rage, feeling as though he had spent ages soaking in the sea.
His body shuddered involuntarily, and he said in fright:
"S-sorry... Mommy, I was wrong... I was wrong... Ooh, it hurts... It hurts...
Please forgive me. I'll never dare do it again."
This ferocious creature, around twenty-five meters long, was a terrifying beast in the eyes of ordinary people.
Yet now he lay pressed against the ground like a frightened puppy, his body trembling as he whined nonstop.
Xiluo, along with the other dragons, humans, and members of other races nearby, was left somewhat speechless.
This mother and son really did have quite a harmonious relationship.
The Crimson Queen was certainly domineering enough.
Gordon watched the scene before him.
Two thin tongues of flame shot from his nostrils as he said disdainfully:
"What a lowly creature.
A red dragon, no less.
Yet he grovels like a dog. Bastard! Pah!"
As Gordon