Daily life of giant dragon cubs [Western Fantasy]

Bruno and Arthur changed the clothes that Uriah had burned, and waited at the entrance of the auction house. Sure enough, they waited for Uriah to come out of the auction house when the auction was over.

The two exchanged a look, walked to a secluded place, Bruno asked in a low voice, "Do you like it?"

Arthur took out a yellowed portrait from his pocket, on which was a frowning boy, about fourteen or fifteen years old, Bruno leaned over to observe it carefully for a while: "It's quite similar, is it the same dragon? "

Arthur nodded and put away the portrait: "Probably."

The two packed up their expressions and walked out, just in time to bump into a middle-aged man in ragged clothes.

Adams, who was kicked out of the casino, subconsciously apologized, and looked up to see the two of them stunned: "Arthur? Bruno?"

Adams turned his eyes, smiled "hehe", and hugged Bruno's leg.

Bruno kicked him away with a disgusted kick: "Get out of the way."

Adams hugged his leg tightly: "I haven't eaten all day, lend me a penny..."

He promised: "Only one, one will do..."

"Not a dime!" Bruno wanted to push him away in a vicious voice, but he hugged him tightly, and people around were attracted by the movement of the three of them, and gradually surrounded him.

Arthur glanced at the gazes from around him, pulled off Bruno's sleeve, and whispered, "Forget it, give it to him."

Bruno hesitated, put his hand into his pocket, and cursed: "You're lucky!"

Adams watched him fumble in his pocket, and there was a crisp "clink" sound of coins colliding in his pocket, his eyes sparkled, he licked his dry and peeling lips, and swallowed.

Bruno took out his hand and threw it behind Adams. Adams subconsciously let go to pick up what he threw, and Bruno took this opportunity to leave quickly.

Adams turned around and fell on the spot where the currency landed. The onlookers took a few steps back. He murmured "gold coins" in a low voice, picked up the round currency from the dust, wiped it with his sleeve, and saw it clearly. After that, his eyes changed, and he let out a "bah": "Just a copper coin?"

Arthur and the two had already taken the opportunity to disappear, Adams scolded a few words, and took out a box from his arms: "Let me see what you are hiding..."

The box was opened, and inside was a scale with a strange pattern and a paper with a portrait on it.

Adams frowned, shook the portrait, and touched the edge of the paper several times with his fingers, but there was no interlayer.

"It's worthless!" Adams stuffed the box into his arms casually, touched the copper coins he just got, walked to the entrance of the casino, patted the guard with one hand, bowed his body and gave a flattering smile: "I want to go in."

He took out the copper coins in his hand: "I have money now!"

Seeing his shabby appearance, the two guards at the door sneered: "What can a copper coin do in a casino? It's not like you haven't eaten for a long time. You should take it to buy black bread!"

Adams stood at the door and refused to leave, a little angrily: "I can win!"

After a while, Adams reluctantly left when he saw that no one was paying attention to him. After walking a few steps, he passed out with a pain in the back of his neck.

Adams woke up on the soft carpet, sat up and saw that there was a circle of people in the room, a young man with blond hair and a middle-aged man with brown hair were sitting, and the rest were standing.

Adams smiled carefully: "What do you adults want from me?"

The middle-aged man put down the scales in his hand, and cast his gaze over with the young man with light blond hair next to him.

The blond man Teresi showed a gentle smile: "We just want to ask you some questions, don't be too nervous."

He took out a bag of gold coins and shook them, and saw Adams' eyes following the bag with satisfaction: "We are satisfied with the answer, these are all yours."

Adams nodded repeatedly.

Teresi asked, "The portrait and the scales were stolen from a man with red hair and a man with yellow hair?"

"Yes."

"Speak out as much as you know about the two of them."

For the gold coins, Adams racked his brains and shook out some trivial matters, but he secretly glanced at the expressions of the two people on the chair, feeling a little apprehensive in his heart.

"Okay." Tracy interrupted him, throwing the purse in front of him, "Take it, don't let anyone know that you've seen us."

Adams tore open the purse, squinted his eyes and looked inside, dazzled by the golden light: "Then...if there is any other news later..."

"If it's useful, we won't treat you badly." Teresi promised, emphasizing the word "useful".

After arranging for someone to send Adams away, Teresi picked up the scales and asked the middle-aged man: "Teacher, do you think this is it?"

Jeffrey, who was called the teacher, smiled slightly and gave the result: "It's a minor dragon."

Teresi was overjoyed: "It seems that I have come to the right place this time."

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Naga Forest.

Jonas watched Uriah take out the things he bought in Jierya one by one, but there was no sign of the Dreamweaving Flower, and asked, "Did you get the Dreamweaving Flower?"

"Yeah." Uriah nodded, "I'll go find Sheld in a few days."

"When are you leaving, I'll take care of the cubs for you."

"I'll be back as soon as possible." Uriah is also approaching adulthood, and his plan for adulthood is to spend it at Mount Soren.However, Uriah didn't intend to leave the group in the Naga Forest when she went to find Sheld.

"I'll take him with me."

Jonas was a little worried: "Can the cub adapt?"

"Don't worry." Ulea looked at the cub playing with Yuri gently, "He's not as weak as you imagined."

In addition, another reason Uriah is going to take Tuanzi to see Shelder is to find out about the race of Tuanzi from him. After entering the cocoon stage without knowing anything about the cub, Uriah still has some Not too worried.

Jonas said: "Then I wish you luck."