The Return of the Phoenix

Chapter 2878 Zishou, avoid walking at night in the future
The aggrieved young dragon didn't dare to resist at all, he only dared to murmur in his heart.

"Grandpa, you can't afford to be an old man. It was you who said it, but now you actually say that I lied. Why didn't you realize that you are such a person before."

"Uncle actually..."

Just as the giant dragon was swearing at his grandson, a voice came in, which came from the side and front of the giant dragon.

As soon as the sound came out, there was a thunderous sound. Just listening to the sound, one could tell that this must be an honest and honest man.

"Zi Shou!"

Two golden lights lit up in the darkness, and not far from the manlong, another voice sounded.

And the "Zi Shou" he called out meant that he had become Han Zilong. Just by listening to his tone, he knew that he actually wanted to stop Han Zilong from continuing to speak.

Now any dragon can tell that the Great Elder obviously said these words on purpose.

If Zishou spoke out what was in his heart right now, he would definitely end up in the same fate as Ao Zheng later.

Zishou is his brother, he had to be born to remind him.

As for that guy Ao Zheng, he also wanted to stop him, but unfortunately, that guy talked too fast. He didn't even react before, so he couldn't stop him at all.

It’s just that Ao Zishou has an upright personality, and he is not very smart. He has to say whatever he wants to say. If he is not allowed to say it, he will feel very uncomfortable. If you speak clearly, he doesn't know what you are calling him for.

Just like at this time, Ao Zishou only heard his brother calling him, he turned his side of his brother in confusion, and saw that the brother did not say the following words, although he was a little puzzled, he took this This matter was temporarily put down, and he continued what he hadn't finished talking just now.

Seeing Ao Zishou speak, Ao Rui felt bad, but before he could stop him, he heard his brother speak very fast and said a lot of words, but he was stunned.

"Uncle, I think you may have misremembered because you are too old. Ao Zheng is right. I was there, and everyone was there. You said that the Dragon Emperor you saw with your own eyes fell in front of you. You You can't come and reprimand my brother just because you are old and remember wrongly."

The originally angry words of the Great Dragon Elder suddenly got stuck in his throat, making him unable to get up or down.

In one breath, I almost couldn't catch my breath.

He lifted up the huge dragon head, a pair of dragon eyes seemed to contain flames, and stared at Ao Zishou who was also bound by chains in the darkness.

"Ao Dong really taught a good son."

The Great Elder was annoyed, and there was a bit of gnashing of teeth in his tone.

Now all the dragons shrank in the corner, not daring to make a sound.

But only Ao Zishou didn't hear the anger in this tone at all, instead he looked silly.

The golden dragon claws scratched the ground, scratching out a few marks.

"Uncle, although I know I'm excellent, I'm a little flattered by your sudden compliment."

Not only the Great Elder, but the other dragons couldn't help but twitch their beards as soon as these words came out. If they hadn't known about this guy's strange brain circuit, they might have thought he was deliberately provoking.

The Great Elder took a deep breath and suppressed his anger.

Forget it, he is a junior after all, since his brain is not very good, he doesn't care so much with him, but he still reminds him of some things.

"Zishou, listen to my uncle's advice, and avoid walking at night in the future."

Ao Zishou, the number is a little unclear, but he adheres to the good study habit of "I don't understand, so I have to ask", and asks the Great Elder very seriously.

"Great Elder, why is this? I used to walk around at night often."

The great elder's pair of dragon eyes looked at him closely, with deep meaning in his eyes, and he asked in a preaching tone.

"Zi Shou, Uncle asked you, when you were walking at night, were you often covered in a sack or hit with a sap?"

(End of this chapter)