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"Surrender." Isolde raised his hands, "Such words are too foul!"

Nozdormu covered the corner of his slightly raised mouth with his hand, and coughed while covering his face sideways.

"That means I can go to the South Sea, right?"

"Ah."

Isolde's eyes lit up, and Nozdormu added, "I'll go with you."

Isolde sighed: "I knew that was the case."

On the way back to the castle, Isolde whispered in Nozdormu's ear: "Where did you learn these words? Was it from Star...it's not reliable, it's not reliable. "

Star grew up next to the red dragon Alai, and after witnessing how many times he used his extremely straight behavior to persuade all the female dragons who came to blind dates, he came to the conclusion, "A dragon who is straight and has a low EQ is destined to find There is no female dragon who is willing to hatch eggs for you!"

Then he threw "Three Thousand Sentences of Love with Dragons" in front of his brother, and said very sincerely: "A dragon like you is fierce and dull, so what if you are sitting on a golden mountain? Can you get a female dragon? Now the dragon is looking for a partner , are free to love, free to hatch eggs, trying to win the heart of the female dragon by means of robbery, coercion and temptation is a thing of the past." After finishing speaking, he ran away with his head covered, leaving a sentence: " And don't you think sister-in-law is unwilling to talk to you now? This is a sign of breaking up, bro!"

Nozdormu threw the book out the window.

After learning the news that Isolde had "eloped" with someone, Nozdormu returned to Candin and silently told Martha to get the book back.

Martha was confused: "Your Majesty, what book?"

Nozdormu: "... three thousand words of teasing... teasing dragons"

Martha: ...

Martha: "Yes, Your Majesty."

Of course, Nozdormu would never admit that he read the book carefully from beginning to end, so he just snorted softly and despised his stupid brother by the way: "Study Star? I haven't read it yet." So stupid."

Isolde smiled secretly, but did not expose him.In the high sky at night, the cold wind should have been icy cold, but on the dragon's back, everything was silent, even the wind didn't make a sound, as if only he and Nozdormu were left in the world.

"Noz, you know what? You were so annoying when you were little."

Nozdormu, who felt infinitely charming even when he was a young dragon, got along very well with little Aesop: "..."

Isolde poked the dragon's back: "You never talk to me well, and you never listen to me carefully."

Nozdormu pretended not to hear: "It's almost Candin City."

"But I know." Isolde gently pressed the dragon's back, "'Isolde' doesn't mean 'expensive gem', it means—"

"My most beloved gem," Nozdormu replied.

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