The Black Dragon: A Fantasy LitRPG (Dragon Kings of the New World Book 2) by Dante Doom

Author:Dante Doom [Doom, Dante]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2017-10-06T06:00:00+00:00

Van grimaced as he looked at some of her choices. He opened his mouth to say something, but realized that she looked immensely proud of her decision to give a dragon the lock-picking ability. He shrugged, and merely said, “Looks great.”

“Looks great to me, too,” Jet said. He stretched his wings out a little and puffed out some fire. “I was getting tired of being incapable of speaking your language.”

“Wow! You’re smart?” Van gasped. This elicited a cold, irritated stare from the dragon.

“Why, I do believe I am smart, Van, yes,” Jet said. “I would wager to say that your level of surprise is rather rude.”

“He was surprised that you were a fully sentient creature,” Sang said. “We didn’t mean to insult you at all.”

“Intentions and actions are two different things,” Jet said as he began to stroll around. His voice was harsh and grating; it was a little more high pitched than the other dragons they’d heard in the game.

“I have so many questions for you!” Sang said as she knelt down to get on the dragon’s level.

Jet merely looked at her and hissed a little, stepping backward.

“Am I interrupting something?” Kenwar asked as he strolled up to the three. They had walked a good distance away from the party, so as to not be eavesdropped on.

“Yes, you are,” Sang shot back.

“My apologies, but I have a message from Captain Edwardson. Apparently, he was so impressed with your ability to singlehandedly delay an entire force from moving when they needed to, that he wants to publicly commend us. We’re all heading to the tower, where he will give a speech and then will host a feast to honor us.”

“We get a feast?” Van asked. “Hell, yeah! It’s about time we got a feast!”

“I wouldn’t mind something to eat either,” Sang said. “I’ve been starving for the last four hours.”

“Well, let’s go,” Kenwar said, never taking his eyes off of Jet. Jet growled a little, but said nothing. It was clear that Jet wasn’t interested in talking when there were others around.

“Fine, let’s go,” Van sighed. He checked the in-game clock. Sleep Time wasn’t too far away now, so they wouldn’t really have enough time to feast and have a long drawn out conversation with the dragon. The good news was that Jet wasn’t going anywhere.

“Let me stay behind,” Sang whispered. “I need to talk to Jet.”

“I can’t risk Kenwar eavesdropping,” Van said. “Let’s ride to the beginning of Sleep Time, and then prevent him from logging in tomorrow.”

Sang nodded. “Yeah, good idea. He can’t hear a thing if he isn’t in the actual game.”

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