lord and his dragon

After Negrim got the promise he wanted, he made another request to the king.

"I want to ask His Excellency the Bishop to help me heal this leg."

After saying this, Negrim let out a breath very slowly, he was so restrained, yet so relaxed, as if it was not a breath, but the stale resentment and anger he had held back for more than ten years.

Negrim looked at little Milwes calmly, and said, "After all, it's inconvenient for a cripple to be the investigator, isn't it?"

Little Milwes looked very ugly.

The reason why he was deceived by Negrim in the past was not only that the other party had always acted weak and deceitful at Hugh Nordin's house, but also because the other party played a cowardly and crippled man in front of him in a realistic enough way.

Hugh Nordin broke his leg when he was seven years old, and he has been humiliated because of his lameness. In fact, when a nobleman has a physical defect, no one is willing to associate with him, let alone Let’s talk about a child, and when little Milwes put the temptation of curing this leg in front of Negrim, the other party used a method that was very suitable for his age at that time, and could perfectly dispel His Majesty’s guard. Reason refused.

From then on, little Milwes began to treat Negrim as nothing, and he was so relieved of the latter that he made a decision that he has always regretted until now——to release Negrim to the outside world. The border, a place beyond his control.

In the eyes of young Milwes, Negrim had deceived him, but in the eyes of Negrim, this lame leg that had not been healed for a long time represented the humiliation he suffered at that time. Keeping this account in mind, he even rejected the elf queen's invitation for this reason.

Whoever owed had to ask for it back, and the man who had broken his leg was dead, so to cure it, of course, little Melwes himself had to order someone to come.

Little Milwes didn't have the guts, and he didn't have the capital to refuse Negrim, so he summoned the bishop in the palace and told him to heal Nigrim's leg.

Because Negrim doesn't walk very much, and his own light is too dazzling, Sapiantia and the centaur completely ignored his physical defects until he brought it up at this time, and the two people came together. Belatedly realizes that Negrim's lameness can be healed.

And Abel was much more excited than these two people. Although he didn't know why Negrim had to ask someone from Little Milwes to heal his leg, and even rejected the Elf Queen because of this, but Nothing could have been more gratifying to Abel than that his master was free from the pain of the winter cold and could walk on his legs freely.

He accompanied Negrim and the bishop step by step into a closed room, and watched as Negrim took off his trousers and leather boots, revealing his pale and distorted left leg.

The bishop was not aware of the confrontation between the king and the nobleman, he was only responsible for curing the young earl according to the order, he told Negrim to lie down on the table covered with red cloth, and said to him: "Time It's been too long, your bones have grown crooked, and you need to break down the broken parts and treat them again, otherwise you won't be able to restore them to their healthy state."

Negrim knew this a long time ago, and there was no expression on his face, but Abel was surprised and angry. He looked at the bishop with hostility, and said to Negrim: "Master, if you want to heal your leg , we can go back to find the Elf Queen, no need..."

"You do it," Negrim said.

Abel was taken aback: "What?"

Negrim glanced at him and said, "I told you to do it, crush the crooked places."

How dare Abel hurt his master, he frowned, and almost begged, "Master!"

But Negrim didn't mean to change his mind, he just said: "Don't make me repeat an order a third time."

Abel looked at Negrim for a while, but he knew his master's stubbornness, so he finally gave in, and he stretched out his hand to hold Negrim's leg.

It wasn't until this moment that Abel realized that his master was not as calm and capable as he appeared on the surface. The hairs on Negrim's legs had already stood up, and he was trembling uncontrollably in an imperceptible, weak range. He is also afraid, or he is also excited.

Abel couldn't help looking at his master, and Negrim happened to be looking at him too.

"Don't you like this?" Negrim asked.

Abel shook his head, he didn't like it at all, he didn't want to see Negrim in pain, let alone hurt him with his own hands.

Negrim let out an "Oh" and said, "I thought you would have such thoughts, such as making me feel pain or something."

Abel froze for a moment, almost thinking that he had heard it wrong, but Negrim didn't give him time to react, and said coldly: "Don't dawdle, do it, if you don't come, I can only let other people help me gone."

Abel closed his eyes, of course he was more willing to believe in himself than anyone else.He stroked the deformed bones of Negrim with his hands, his palms were hot, and after touching it for a long time, it gave Nigrim the illusion of being numb.

But this is just an illusion. The moment Abel exerted force, Negrim's face immediately turned pale, and sweat the size of a bean appeared on his forehead. Under Abel's protection, he hadn't experienced such pain for a long time. The cry was held in his throat, almost suffocating him.

Looking at Negrim's expression, Abel felt that the person whose bones were crushed was not his master, but himself, but he didn't dare to stop. The longer he stopped, the more painful Negrim would be. Panting quickly, the movements of his hands were extremely precise, without the slightest deviation.

Finally, the torture was over, Abel stopped, and the bishop immediately began to mutter a spell, drawing a magic circle on Negrim's legs.

It was the first time for Abel to know the feeling of his legs being weak. He obviously didn't expend much effort, but he felt that his whole body was going to collapse. Looking at Negrim's pale face like paper, he said softly, "Master, master, are you alright?"

Negrim's eyelids moved and opened. He looked at Abel with those eyes that became darker and brighter due to the pain, and said in a hoarse voice, "It's not good."

Abel felt distressed and funny at the same time, and whispered: "Sorry, I asked the wrong question."

Negrim closed his eyes, not having the energy to talk nonsense to him anymore.

Under the Bishop's painstaking treatment, Negrim's legs quickly recovered. When he threw away his cane and walked on two legs excitedly but not very skillfully, Abel was happy and strange sense of loss.

His master no longer needs to rely on him as before, which gave him the illusion that something was flying away from his palm, but soon, the smile that could not be suppressed on Negrim's face came back again. Telling him to forget this feeling, he wanted his master to be happy, and Negrim's smile was his greatest expectation.

But when Nigrim appeared in front of young Milwes in good health, the latter's expression was not so good. He didn't even want to look at Nigrim again, and wrote down a will in a hurry, calling Negrim left the palace, not to see him again until he made no progress in capturing the rebels.

Little Milwes had already been defeated, and Negrim naturally didn't mind thinking about the feelings of the loser. He strode forward and happily returned to the mansion, surprising everyone once again.

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The arrest of the Pavoni family exposed the influence of the rebels in the capital. The civilians and ordinary nobles finally realized the source of the tension in the capital this year. Even the number of pedestrians and merchants on the street decreased, and the king immediately took action. He appointed Earl Hugh Nordin, who had just returned from the border, as the search officer, and was solely responsible for arresting the rebels.

When hearing this news, except for the civilians and the nobles at the bottom who knew nothing about the situation, everyone behaved very strangely.

Anyone with a discerning eye can see that the relationship between Earl Hugh Nordin and the king, who has just returned to the king for only a few months, is not that harmonious. Doubt all his subjects, but even using a stranger is better than using your own enemy?

Why the king gave little Hugh Nuoding so much power is unknown to everyone, but those who had offended Hugh Nuoding's family knew that they might not be able to escape, so they thought of apologizing to Negrim at this time Pleading guilty, but Negrim, with the butcher knife in his hand, has simply closed the door on the grounds that the search officer is inconvenient to communicate with people, so as to avoid favoritism, and will not accept any invitations from anyone.

The nobles who came to give gifts before that all secretly thanked themselves for their foresight. They saw the strength of little Hugh Nuoding in time and apologized to him, while those who used to rely on their status did not take Negrim seriously But the fellows regretted the past. They were worried all day long, lest Negrim would kill them in the next second.

In fact, what Negrim is going to do is not much different from what they imagined. Little Milwes has acquiesced in all the actions of Negrim in the capital for his own life. What is the reason to give up the opportunity already in hand?

He began to clean up those nobles who had had old grievances with him in the royal capital, and unscrupulously cut off the partisans of little Milwes. Countless nobles lost their titles and properties overnight and became commoners. The blood-stained guys went to the gallows one by one, and paid the price for everything they had done in regret and wailing.

Those who hadn't been imprisoned yet, but knew it was their turn, cried frantically to the king and begged for help, but what could little Milwes do?If they could be saved, then from the very beginning, little Milwes would not hand over the authority of the investigator to Negrim. He could only close the gate of the palace, cover his ears, and neither look nor go. Listen, let your former favorites cry and be arrested and imprisoned by Xiaoxiu Nuoding as traitors.

The last time the king was so chaotic was when little Milwes ascended the throne. At that time, the old nobles of the Golden Feather Kingdom were almost wiped out. This time, Negrim directly reduced the number of nobles in the Golden Feather Kingdom. It has shrunk by nearly half in a very short period of time.

The downfall of the nobles did not affect the lives of the common people in the capital. On the contrary, some people who oppressed the common people for a long time disappeared. Everyone's life is much easier, but there are always guards on tall horses coming and going on the street. It was frightening, but fortunately, Negrim's methods were swift, so the chaotic situation did not last long, and the capital quickly settled down.

At this time, Negrim's clean-up work has entered the final stage, his revenge plan has been completed in half, and there are not many party members left by Little Milwes, and the dilapidated manor belonging to Hugh Nordin has also been destroyed. The recovered treasures are refilled.

Negrim's original plan was to set the fully restored manor on fire when he left the capital, but after "death" once, Negrim changed his mind. Although he hated the manor, he said After all, this is already his property, who is the one who ruined it for nothing?During this period of time, many nobles who had no enmity with him took advantage of the wind and posted up to make friends. Negrim already had a force of his own in the capital, and this manor could be used as a place for him to control the king. Negrim wants to find someone to take care of this "stronghold", but has yet to find a good candidate.

Of course, the little Milwes made it easier for him, and Nigrim naturally helped him check the affairs of the great Milwes by the way. What surprised Nigrim was that the nobles of the capital There is actually a part of Big Milwes hidden in the book, but he didn't intend to fight for Little Milwes and his brother, so he only sorted out the part that was captured by himself and handed it to Little Miles. Weiss, said that he was working, but the rest were just ignored.

Of course little Milwes wouldn't fully believe him, but he was also shocked by the list he gave. Thinking that these guys who wanted his life had been ambushing him all the time, and he had never noticed it before, he couldn't help feeling sorry for Negri. Mu was even more daring to speak out.

In fact, not only Little Milwes, but also the forces of Great Milwes have been paying attention to Negrim, especially after the other party served as the investigator, they can see that Negrim does not really want to Helping little Milwes, but Negrim did cost them part of their manpower. Under such circumstances, they did not dare to win over Negrim, but they didn't have the ability to directly deal with this person, so their attitude towards him was rather harsh. complex.

However, the person who hates Negrim the most in the capital is not King Milwes Jr. After all, he still counts on Negrim to save him from the assassination plan of the rebels.

But the blue dragon Alan Hans is different.

Alan Hans' purpose is very clear now, he wants to help the people under the big Melwes kill the little Melwes, but after the first spell was broken, he cast several other spells The curse was also lifted by Negrim ordering Abel to cooperate with Sapiantia. His mission was delayed, and the blue dragon was angry and anxious. He tried to contact Abel several times, trying to persuade the other party to cooperate with him to complete the task , but all failed because Negrim was always by Abel's side.

The black dragon cared too much about that human being, and he was bound by the invisible cage made by that human being.

From the very beginning, Alan Hans didn't like Negrim, a human who tried to tame and control a black dragon, and now he hated him to the extreme, but he was afraid of Abel's power. What about Negrim really, I can only call Abel in the middle of the night every day, hoping that the other party can get rid of the control of that human being and come out to see him.

Abel hadn't found a chance to invite Negrim yet, and naturally he didn't get an answer, but Abel actually wanted to see Alan Hans. He had many questions to ask him that he couldn't ask last time. For example, his life experience, why the Dragon Clan left the mainland, and what is the current purpose of the Dragon Clan, Abel has a feeling that if these questions can be answered, maybe he can get Negrim to agree to go with him Long Island lives.

The weather is getting colder. Although Negrim's leg has been healed, and he will no longer have trouble falling asleep because of the pain, but his natural body cold is still there, and he can't gather heat when he sleeps alone, so Abel He still hugged him every night, but in the middle of the night, Abel's voice rang again in Abel's ears.

The blue dragon was calling to him again.

Abel opened his eyes and looked at the sleeping master in his arms, full of hesitation and anxiety in his heart.

He had been haunted by this emotion these days, and he had almost never kept anything from Negrim, and this was the first time he had kept a secret from his master.

But he couldn't explain clearly. He was too afraid of being rejected by Negrim. Abel felt that he should clarify the three questions before inviting Negrim to go to Dragon Island with him.

Negrim has been very busy recently, and after being able to walk freely, he is more willing to move around, so he is more tired and sleeps soundly every day. Abel hesitated for a moment, and quietly let go of his arms around the other party. He carefully laid Negrim flat, and carefully tucked up the quilt for him, then got out of bed silently, and walked towards the window.

There was wind outside, and a little leaked in when the window was opened. Abel was worried that Negrim would catch a cold, so he couldn't help but look back, but just this one glance made Abel's heart startled, and he knelt down on the ground immediately.

Negrim had woken up at some point, watching him quietly in the dark.

Abel's face was pale, he didn't even know what to say, so he just knelt there, not daring to make any movements.

Another cold wind came in, and Negrim buried his face in the quilt, and said, "You can say that you are closing the window, and I might believe you."

Abel lowered his head and said softly, "I'm sorry."

Negrim said, "Close the window, it's cold."

Abel stood up and closed the window, but still stood there without moving.

Negrim closed his eyes and said, "What are you doing?"

Abel pursed his lips, knowing that he couldn't hide anything from Negrim, and he didn't want to lie to Negrim, so he didn't hold back, and said directly: "I'm sorry, but master, I have many questions I want to ask him..."

Negrim opened his eyes and finally showed some displeasure. He sneered and said, "Because he is also a dragon, so you think he will never lie to you?"

Abel froze for a moment, Nigrim had already raised his hand and threw a pillow towards him, Nigrim's strength was very small, so the pillow did not touch him, but fell three steps away in front of him The place.

Negrim said coldly, "Go away."

Abel was panicked, and he subconsciously took two steps forward, only to hear Negrim say, "Are you going to disobey my order?"

Abel stopped abruptly. He looked at Negrim for a long time in the dark, and finally picked up the pillow on the floor in silence, and walked out the door with his head down.

The door lock closed with a slight clicking sound in the darkness. Negrim turned over angrily and closed his eyes under the gradually cooling blanket.

Abel knew that he had offended his master, so he didn't dare to go far. He hugged the pillow that still smelled like Negrim and sat down on the floor mat at the door, dejectedly, as if he had just been kicked out of the bedroom for being disobedient. big dog.

It's a very bad thing to be angry with Negrim, but what's worse is that Abel thinks his master is right, he can't trust Alan Hans just because he is also a dragon, in other words In other words, he may have offended his master by an insignificant matter.

Abel let out a soft breath.

Speaking of which, he did not believe in Alan Hans without reason, although his reason was not a reason at all, it was just a feeling from the bottom of his heart, he felt that he was stronger than Alan Hans, and that He was able to manipulate and rule the other party, and he felt that Alan Hans did not have the guts to lie to him, and this happened to fit Alan Hans' description of the black dragon.

But it is indeed possible that he is lying to me, Abel thought, maybe the black dragon is not a king, but arrogant by nature, just like a dwarf.

But he really wanted to know the answers to those questions, Abel thought again, and really wanted to become stronger, able to truly protect his master from being hurt by anyone, and he wanted to bring Negrim back to Dragon Island , he wants to build a nest with his master, live together, and lay a few eggs together...

Abel no longer paid attention to the voice of Alan Hans calling for him. For him, his master was the most important thing. Although he could not be sure that Alan Hans must be deceiving himself, if he went out now, his master said Maybe we don't want him, this is the most serious thing.

Abel lay down curled up on the floor mat, smelling the smell of Negrim on the pillow, dreaming about the life of the two of them on Dragon Island, and fell asleep in a daze.

Early the next morning, when Negrim opened the door with two dark circles under his eyes, he found Abel kneeling obediently in front of the door, looking at him beggingly.

Negrim took a look at him, making sure that the stupid dragon hadn't sneaked out last night, feeling a little better.

But this does not mean that he will forgive the other party, Negrim thought, kicked Abel lightly, and said indifferently: "Go away."

Abel's eyes drooped immediately, and a sob overflowed from his throat. He looked pitiful, but obediently gave way to the way out.

Negrim glanced at him again, and still couldn't help but feel soft-hearted, but he didn't want to show it, lest Abel think that being disobedient is a trivial matter, so he just said in a cold voice: "Clean up well. Come on, I'm going to have a party tomorrow night."