Zilbagias the Demon Prince: How the Seventh Prince Brought Down the Kingdom Volume 2 [Parts 1 to 9] by Tomoaki Amagi

Author:Tomoaki Amagi
Language: eng
Format: epub

After a short wait, the leader of the dark dragons arrived. He was a tall man, clothed in loose-fitting dark robes. His skin, hair, and even his eyes were all pitch black, the only color on him being the icy blue of his irises. He carried himself with an air of gentleness, but there was also something rather disingenuous about him. The final confirmation he wasn’t human was the two horns growing from the sides of his head. As much as he had adjusted the results of his Anthromorphy, it seemed he left those horns perfectly intact.

“It is a pleasure to make your acquaintance, Lord Zilbagias. It is an honor to meet you,” he began with a greeting. It seemed he was quite accustomed to talking in human form, as most of the metallic rasp common to draconic speech was missing, making him much easier to understand. “I am Oruphen, leader of the dark dragons, and head of the dragon race within the demonic kingdom.”

“Seventh demon prince Zilbagias,” I responded curtly. “Let’s not make this more of a hassle than it needs to be. I’m flattered you came to offer your own apology.”

“Yes. News of the incident which befell you has pained us dragons deeply,” Oruphen nodded, reciting lines as if from a script, totally unfazed by my condescension. “As representative of the dragons, I offer my sincerest apologies for the great trouble Your Highness has suffered,” he gave a deep bow, dodging the insult by assuming an attitude of perfect submission. “And that disgusting visage! It is without a doubt that of the head of the white dragons, Faravgi. To see one of our own fall to such disgrace as to attempt to curry favor with the apes of the Alliance is truly a mark of shame against all of us. To think that he had not only escaped the battle, but remained hidden within our borders...”

Apes of the Alliance? Was he talking about humans? Yeah, I’m gonna have to kill this guy. No, hold on. Don’t get swept away by his attitude.

It was time to try being a bit more disagreeable.

“Faravgi said his wings had been cursed, making him unable to fly. Are our dragons really so pathetic that a lizard that can’t fly was able to evade their grasps?”

But in response to my blatant provocation, “Ah, so in the end Faravgi also fell victim to the curse. I had assumed his magic resistance had deflected it,” Oruphen said, really playing up how surprised he was. “That curse is one of delayed impact. Once a certain amount of time passes, it robs them of their flight. A great number of the white dragons were brought to the ground and shredded to pieces. Due to the intensity of the battle, inspecting each of the bodies was a challenge. Even so, the fact Faravgi was permitted to escape is inexcusable. I shall endeavor to punish those responsible.”

This guy was good. He was overturning the idea that dragons were proud to a fault.

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