The Dragon Girl would never like the Lord.

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This man is incredibly strong and a very kind person; he led his tribe out of the mire...

But I just felt that the way he looked at me and the clan leader was a little strange...

It seemed impossible for him to refuse Mr. Ron's suggestion.

Gumbling—

Thinking of this, the young woman and horsewoman couldn't help but swallow, a faint anticipation stirring within her for that event to come.

It's perfectly normal for her to have such expectations.

After all, she was once a wife and had a partner; otherwise, she wouldn't have been able to give birth to Lal.

But he didn't enjoy his time with his partner for long, as she died in battle.

Rafa was heartbroken for a long time before he recovered, and his heart remained silent ever since.

Upon seeing this man, his long-dormant heart stirred once more, pounding wildly.

It was as if she was anticipating something happening with the man beside her, something wonderful...

“Mother, now Lal has seen it too. Lal thinks it’s so beautiful here. When Lal can fly, he wants to fly up to the sky and pick a cloud.”

Looking out the window at the sky, Lal expressed his heartfelt vision.

In her view, the clouds in the sky were like cotton or something that could be picked off.

However, it's normal for her to have this idea, since she's never even seen the sky, so how would she know the structure of clouds?

Most demi-humans who have never been to the sky don't know what clouds are; they only know that sometimes they turn dark and sometimes they disappear.

"Then Lal should be careful. There's a group of angels living in the clouds. If they catch you, you'll be imprisoned."

Ron looked at little Ral beside him and made a scary face.

He was just teasing the little horse, of course, because how could angels possibly live in the clouds?

"Sigh~ Lal doesn't dare to go. Lal doesn't want to be imprisoned."

Hearing the man's words, Lar felt a little scared. Looking at the clouds in the sky, he felt afraid of being grabbed and lifted up.

The outside world is so dangerous! There are even angels on the clouds.

Even if Lal can fly in the future, he won't dare to go there.

"Lal, you're too naive. You actually believe something like that?"

Ron was just teasing the little mare, and seeing that she believed him, his lips curled up into a wild smile.

It has to be said that Lal is still naive, actually believing such a thing.

They have absolutely no common sense about this world.

This is quite normal, since non-flying demi-humans don't know much about things in the sky.

Like many subhuman species that have never seen the sea, everything about the ocean is unknown to them.

I only learned about the sea and the sky from my elders.

However, their elders probably only heard about it secondhand.

Some things may be completely different from reality.

"Mr. Ron, you're so mean! Ral trusted you so much, and you actually lied to him!"

Hearing the man's words, Lar pouted, her beautiful eyes welling up with tears, looking utterly aggrieved.

Of course, she wasn't angry; she just felt a lump in her throat, never expecting the man in front of her to lie to her.

I thought Mr. Ron wouldn't lie to Ral, but I didn't expect him to be so wicked~

Don't be friends with Mr. Ron next time!

But, but, Mr. Ron is actually a very nice person...

That's how Lal is; although she feels a little wronged, she still can't help but want to get close to the man in front of her.

"I'm sorry, Ral, this is the last time I'll ever lie to you."

How could Ron possibly let such an adorable mare go? Of course, he would tease and play with her all the time.

After all, little girls are everywhere, but cute and charming little mares are very rare.

Moreover, Lal is a bit naive and silly, and looks like he's easy to bully.

If you bully her, she'll probably cry for a long time.

And so, the demi-human women on the carriage, chatting and laughing, headed toward their destination, the swamp territory.

Sheryl would occasionally strike up a conversation with Rafa; the two mothers seemed to have a lot in common.

The reason is quite simple: their daughters are about the same age, both are demi-humans, and are native demi-humans of the Misty Forest.

We had met before, but only from a distance and we didn't talk much.

Lal and Muses are about the same age, but Lal is obviously more lively and cute, which Muses thinks makes Lal too childish.

As long as Lal talks to her, he will patiently answer her questions.

Actually, Muses quite likes this little centaur...

Lacia, on the other hand, was relatively quiet, with almost no expression on her face. She was rather aloof, gazing out the window and occasionally glancing at the man beside her, as if trying to figure out what he was doing.

It felt like a dream; I never imagined that I would actually lead my people to join this man's ranks.

Moreover, Mr. Ron clearly had some ulterior motives.

But she couldn't refuse at all, and could only hope that Mr. Ron wouldn't have too many strange ideas...

Gumbling—

Thinking about this, Lacia couldn't help but swallow, seemingly not opposed to what was about to happen, but rather quite looking forward to it...

As for Fria, she didn't join the conversation. Instead, she kept looking out the window at the passing scenery, seemingly lost in thought.

Fria's actions sometimes piqued Ron's curiosity.

Because Fria always seemed so lonely, carrying a lot of burdens in her heart that she never told anyone.

Even Lucia and O'Ville wouldn't mention it.

She kept many things bottled up inside, and only she knew the truth.

It's estimated that only when Fria truly submits and the evil dragon is truly conquered will she reveal her true feelings.

Ron was actually quite interested in hearing it...

“Mr. Ron, your road is far too smooth.”

"Mr. Ron, what is that tall thing?"

"Mr. Ron, is this your territory ahead?"

Lal seemed to have endless questions, asking the man beside him about everything he saw.

Of course, it's normal for her to act this way, since she's never left the Misty Forest since birth.

She could only learn about the outside world from her mother and elders in the clan.

I can only imagine what the outside world is like.

In fact, Lal really wanted to come out and see the world, but he was afraid of encountering danger and the people who would eat horses, so he never dared to leave the Misty Forest.

I never imagined that humans would bring it out.

“That’s right. The rows of buildings in front officially mark the start of our territory, but our current location also belongs to me.”

Seeing the excited and hopeful look on Lar's face, Ron's lips also curled up.

I don't know why, but I felt inexplicably proud.

Of course, there is something to be proud of, after all, the construction and luxury of this territory far surpass any baronial or viscountial territory, and it is even more magnificent and grand than most earlial territories.

Most of the credit goes to O'Ville, because without her, the earth dragon girl, such a great feat would not have been possible.

Under normal circumstances, the manpower, material resources, financial resources, and time required to build a territory of this size are enormous.

It would take at least a thousand craftsmen, countless stones and timbers, more than 500,000 gold coins, and several years to build a territory of this size.

The Swamp Territory was completed in less than two months, and its castle is a landmark building that can be seen from afar as magnificent and imposing.

"Wow, this is the first time I've ever seen such a vast territory. It all belongs to Mr. Ron. It's so big and amazing."

For a pony living in the forest, having a small piece of land is already considered very good.

Moreover, when faced with danger, they often have to abandon their ancestral home and choose to migrate.

Mr. Ron is amazing!

No wonder they were able to kill the orcs; they could lead so many powerful people.

And she's a really nice person too!

hee hee~

For some reason, the way Lal looked at the man beside him was filled with a hint of admiration and a touch of affection.

She herself didn't understand that the feeling was called liking someone...