From the time that the dragons had formed their group, their society became somewhat similar to that of humans’. 17

Concepts such as lineage, faith, and status were recognized as important, compared to how these notions used to be regarded in the Age of Oblivion. 2

Thus, Kubartos realized that he was special. 7

The golden color of his scales, fitting for a ruler, symbolized sovereignty.1

Due to the lineage that ruled ‘time,’ his group treated him in a special manner. He was able to do things on his own that others couldn’t, even if they worked together. 1

‘How can this happen...? 1

Kubartos’ eyes widened after losing his wings, and crashed down. 2

He felt confused by the situation. A fake Martial God banished from Asgard and a mere human swordsman, both of them exhausted, yet they still managed to cut off his wings.4

He might not have been able to kill the silver-scaled Cranbel, who symbolized divinity, but he still fought and won. Then he’d returned, taking the hearts of three traitors, becoming even stronger. Yet, he still failed. 6

‘Did this happen because Revola’s hierarchy is unexpectedly close to a top dragon?’ 0

It was so absurd that he didn’t even have time to feel shame. Kubartos slowly stood up, contemplating his condi...0