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Lowry also did indeed communicate very smoothly with that white dragon because of this.

He exchanged a few white dragon scales for a glittering jewelry box inlaid with some bits of gems.

This guy was indeed as he expected, although he was level 16, he had only just come of age not long ago, and all he could think about was how to eat his fill, drink his fill, and earn some gold and jewels, and that his human partner should live as long as possible.

As for how he lived so long, that was something the partner himself should consider.

The white dragon only needed to raise the question.

Although he gained some 'crazy' reputation because of this, Lowry still felt that the trip to the palace was very rewarding.

It was just that after returning home, he had to spare some time to read books related to history.

When Lowry determined that there were white dragons in this world, he really read a lot of books... Thanks to the Montes family's long history and the inheritance of the Dragonborn, although there were many euphemisms, he still understood the reason at a glance because he knew a lot about certain things.

The world he was in was probably located in some corner of the fantasy universe.

Moreover, it may have been completely disconnected from the universe due to some kind of cosmic war.

There was even a vast world of death in between... a desolate place where even stars did not exist, filled with asteroid belts composed of fast-flying gravel.

This was the result of a certain bored Archmage's observation for hundreds of years.

The biggest advantage of this world was that there were very few old monsters who knew a lot of secrets, and it was extremely rare for people to live past 1000 years old.

As for the gods and their so-called divine envoys, they could only descend for a few minutes... Although they could cause disasters when they came, they generally wouldn't waste their power to come down.

People like them, 'ordinary' people, only needed to respect the gods, and didn't need to be too trembling with fear.

Of course, the real ordinary people still had to be a little more in awe, the temples also had their own armed forces, and they would never hesitate to deal with some blasphemers that they could easily kill.

If you wanted to be like their king, scolding the archbishops of the temples as 'nosy old guys' and telling the gods behind them to mind their own business, you not only had to have status and powerful strength, but also a white dragon that was a bit stupid but really good at fighting.

That thing's strength and speed were really awesome in a world where powerful creatures were basically Dragonborn.

He wasn't pointing at the statues of the gods and cursing, so even the gods who were unhappy in their hearts wouldn't easily waste their divine power to descend for a few seconds to kill this king and his white dragon.

The most troublesome thing was that the white dragons in this world, although they didn't care what their own kind was doing, they absolutely wouldn't accept the 'inexplicable' death of their own kind.

Therefore, they would collectively come out to make trouble.

The world was too small, there were only a few dozen countries, and the total population was less than 1 billion... The energy and faith that could be drawn were so little, so the relationship between the gods must not be so good.

Therefore, it was conceivable that no god would waste their power to fight against the white dragons.

However, although this world allowed the white dragons that accidentally flashed in from a certain cosmic battlefield to live quite freely, their numbers were certainly not too many.

Even the most fertile white dragons had to reduce their fertility rate when they came to this world with low magic levels.

It was also thanks to the white dragons' unique characteristics... being able to give birth to eggs from different male dragons in one pregnancy, that allowed them to rely on one dragon to become a race.

Lowry later realized why he could communicate with the white dragon so easily and happily... because he never thought of becoming a white dragon knight!

However, for children who started knight education at the age of three, who hadn't fantasized about riding a dragon as proudly as the king!

Although the Husky was a bit crazy and a bit silly, it could make the right judgments based on intuition when it came to matters concerning its own interests.

Therefore, people who really treated the Husky as a fool and coaxed it would eventually be sat on the face by six Huskies.

Children, or even dragon eggs, who had selfish and greedy thoughts and coveted the white dragon would naturally be rejected.

Lowry didn't know the advancement signs of mages, but that was because he had already decided on his future and had been studying the advancement signs of knights.

Why would a knight like him read books on the mage profession?

Slandering mages was more like it... Lowry guaranteed that he could tell a lot of mage jokes. This was all the preparation he had made so that he could sit with the knights around the campfire and have something to talk about!

Moreover, how could he possibly want to do a profession like a mage that required intelligence and long hours of study?

Although Lowry wasn't very smart... To be honest, in his previous world, for a child from a small town like him, if there was hope of getting into a regular university, no one would let him study painting, which seemed to have no future.

How much money did his family have? To dare to study art.

But if he didn't have that intelligence, then his family couldn't spend some money to send him to those cram schools before the art exam, trying to overtake on a curve.

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And like Lowry, in the best era of digital painting, when many excellent painters of the same era entered the big game studios, he was obviously very hardworking but still so ordinary, so you could imagine that he didn't have much talent.

Besides, this wasn't like those terrifying worlds where mages could wave their hands and the entire city would disappear, even a level 16 mage was limited no matter how strong they were.

But he would still carefully read things like history books written by these archmages, and would record them in his panel, after all, Lowry still knew that the mages' cognition was more in line with common sense.

Although the home space that came with his panel was very simple, it still had a small castle, and everything that should be there was there.

A standard collection room would naturally not be missing, and the study could even record all the books he had read.

Therefore, although his biological mother always felt that Lowry was just too curious and glanced at everything, he really had read them all and remembered them.

But Lowry had always attributed this to the game panel, and had never suspected that his intelligence had suddenly made a breakthrough.

After all, he was still so lacking in cunning, and had suffered a lot of silent losses since he was a child.

Although they were all small losses.

But Lowry, who considered himself an adult, how could he think that his brain was still working well when he found out that he had been deceived by a group of children?

Yes, the ones who tricked him and made him suffer losses were basically that group of future Montes young knights led by his eldest nephew.

Although he also had followers by his side, the ones following Baron Ghazal were all her former subordinates in the army, their abilities were fine, but their brains were still not good enough.

Who told her that those who were good enough would definitely stay in the army to develop, and it was impossible for them to be unable to stay just because the boss left!

Not to mention that most of these guys' children were four or five years younger than Lowry, so there was no way to bring them out as decorations, but the only two or three who could follow him were not a problem in terms of force, and even because of their loyalty to Lowry, they had been training with him all the time, and their strength was definitely strong enough, but... their brains were not good!