Asperia Online: A LITRPG Harem (The Asperia Series Book 1) by Aaron Smith

Author:Aaron Smith [Smith, Aaron]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2018-07-13T22:00:00+00:00

I mused over the options, before staring at the three men, heavily injured and wounded as they were, I could no longer constitute them as being any form of threat, and I had graciously enjoyed my fill with the horses I had eaten. Still, they were good experience points, and I needed more experience points if I ever wanted to increase the time in which I could fly. Once I got to Level 2, I could fly for two hours instead of one, and there was no doubt that the Pierce guy would certainly be a ton of experience.

Bah, I chose to go for the villainous route instead. No doubt these Knights would continue to get stronger, especially the Pierce guy, and there was also no doubt that they’d try and hunt me down for revenge. Meaning, when I did eventually kill them, I’d get twice as much experience. It was a risky investment, but it was one I knew would pay off in the long run.

Hence, I turned my nose aside in derision, as I watched them climb unto the horses.

You have chosen Option B – They aren’t worth your time.

“Flee. Run – run little humans. Run back to your homes and remember that the only reason you live, is because Timothy deemed you unworthy of killing.”

I was impressed by how terrifying and convincing my own voice sounded, and likewise, I felt that the acting was extremely top notch to.

“You will regret this day dragon!”

Pierce had given one last shout, before he clamored away on the back of a horse, up and off into the distance.

I sighed, now turning my attention to the now empty carts, which I had been certain not to damage, and likewise, turned my gaze up to the tree lines, where I knew the bandits had gone into hiding, being smart enough to avoid fighting me.

I cleared my throat, making my voice sound doubly more intimidating than it had any right to be. “Reveal yourselves vermin, or die.”

Shakily, they approached forth, the leader of the bandits, clad in a collection of rags that looked haphazardly sewn together and flimsy, dull looking daggers, I shook my head in disbelief. These bandits would not have lasted a second against those knights, and yet they had chosen to attack them either way. That was some ridiculous levels of desperation.

“I am the Dragon, Timothy. I am not without reason or mercy. I shall let you and the rest of your pitiful kind have the treasures of those knights, in exchange for information.”

I wondered if I could win an Oscar for my acting skills, or maybe it was just the draconic presence I had that made me sound so convincing. Still, there was no denying that I enjoyed the manner in which their eyes instantly lit up, and each of their fear was replaced instead with shock and disbelief.

“O-of c-course g-great d-dragon, we – we will answer anything you ask.”

I ignored the urge to bare my fangs and smirk, and instead, I simply smiled.

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