Dunn did not understand why the Dragonkin chief had shouted His Eminence Eddinger's name before dying.
But Dunn did not dwell on it.
Although these Dragonkin seemed to have died rather heroically, Dunn felt no pity for them.
The Dragonkin were a brutal, arrogant race, and in their arrogance, they would not place any creature on an equal footing with themselves.
Except for the Dragon Race. Thus, the Dragonkin often amused themselves by slaughtering and tormenting other races, using exceptionally cruel methods.
Moreover, because of their arrogance, the Dragonkin would never become a source of faith for Dunn in the future. Like the Dragon Race, the Dragonkin could not offer their faith completely.
Thus, to both Dunn and Alice, these Dragonkin were not merely useless, but harmful.
After exterminating the Dragonkin, Dunn did not wipe out the races that had been their vassals on Dragonbreath Island.
These races were different from the Dragonkin. Most were not brutal races, and even the few with a stronger wild streak were merely bullies who preyed on the weak and feared the strong.
Thus, apart from those caught in the initial annihilation ray, Dunn had not killed anyone.
After all, in Dunn's eyes, these people were all future sources of faith.
After dealing with the Dragonkin, Dunn hurried straight to the next location.
Among these restless races, the Dragonkin had been the strongest and most extreme. Now, even they had been easily wiped out by the [Black Pearl], which had advanced to a Legendary warship.
The other races were even less worth mentioning. In just one day, Dunn completely wiped out several restless races.
As for those races that were not quite so extreme, Dunn did not attack them, but gave them a chance instead.
A few days later, news of the extermination of