Under the Red Dragon.

Chapter 75: Small Rules of the Territory
The drinks ordered by the wizard were quickly served. Cups of wine similar to white berry juice exuded a strong aroma. The impatient warriors could not help but pick them up and take a big sip.

"Ahem, cough, cough,"

The unexpected taste made the strong warrior choke and his stern face turned red.

The dwarf adventurers at the surrounding wine tables suddenly burst into laughter.
"The bodies of those dragon followers are all monstrous. Only a mighty warrior like me dares to try this kind of wine. Human woman, if you can't drink it, don't drink it, otherwise you will have to ask your companions to carry you back later."

The dwarf, who was much shorter than ordinary people but had well-developed limbs, stood up. His bulging muscles looked like a boxy block of muscle against his short stature.

The dwarf adventurer from the mountains looked at Lazi's team and challenged them, "Human women, if you really have to, give the wine to me, Kragon. I can drink a whole cup in one gulp. This way, you won't have to force yourself to drink it in front of your companions."

The warrior's face flushed. Although adventurers often encounter this kind of problem during their adventures, sometimes they can't just hold it in just because they are used to it.

He stood up, put his hands behind the broadsword behind his back, and said coldly: "Little dwarf, you want to fight with me, come on, I will let you taste the taste of the broadsword."

All the guests in the tavern looked over, even the centaurs and kobolds who were whispering to each other stared at the two parties who were arguing with strange expressions.

Unexpectedly, the dwarf Kragon who was aggressively provoking just now actually stopped at this moment. The dwarf shook his head, and his braided beard shook twice. He sighed and said, "I didn't expect this human boy to be so calm. It seems that I can't drink this glass of wine."

All the drinkers who were watching the conflict burst into laughter. Some familiar drinkers laughed and teased, "Klagon, you provoke new people every time you see them. Be careful that you may get attacked by others when you leave town. A glass of wine is not worth it."

"Hehe, I won't fight with them anyway. If they suffer, it's only because they didn't pay attention to abide by the rules of the town." A hint of cunning appeared on the dwarf's seemingly honest face.

Seeing that the dwarf's provocation had failed, Heer stepped forward and explained to the puzzled Lazi people.

It turned out that since the blue dragon Doss sent his dragon followers to regain control of the town, he had issued many regulations that must be followed in the town.

One of the rules was that private fights were not allowed anywhere in the town. If a private fight broke out, the party who started it first would bear full responsibility and all their property would be confiscated.

Moreover, if a private fight occurs in a place such as a tavern, the confiscated money will not only be used to compensate the store owner for his losses, but a portion of the money will also be used to compensate the guests affected by the private fight.

The consequence of a private fight in a tavern is that all property will be confiscated, and all drinkers present will receive a large glass of wine as compensation.

Therefore, the wine-loving dwarf Kragon would take the initiative to provoke adventurers whenever he saw them coming to the Golden Seaport Town from other places. Of course, these drinkers, including the shop owners Ross and Hull, would not stop them.

Because this is an unspoken rule formed by the people here during this time, a rather interesting little game for them, although it is not very friendly to newcomers.

However, after this kind of lesson, newcomers tend to be very honest and pay great attention to abiding by the town's public security regulations. This is not much different from the original intention of Blue Dragon Dos when he set the regulations.

After all, the blue dragon Doss is concerned with the interests of the dragon group. In the regulations he set, the humans in these towns not only need to fully abide by the order set by the dragon, but also cannot resist or provoke the dragon's followers.

Of course, the blue dragon Doss also intended to let these humans get accustomed to the rules set by the dragons so that it would be convenient to harvest them in the future when necessary.

Those who violate the regulations often do not need the dragon's followers to take action. The residents of these towns will spontaneously arrest those who violate the regulations.

Because everyone gathers here to pursue money and interests, no one wants to maintain stable interests that are disrupted by latecomers, resulting in damage to their own interests.

In a sense, the residents of these towns have gradually begun to become accomplices of the dragons, even if these dragons are the five-colored dragons that are notorious in the outside world.

After listening to Hull's explanation, Lazi and others showed a look of fear on their faces. Fortunately, these adventurers had developed a more cautious character after experiencing many adventures and did not act rashly, otherwise it would have been terrible.

The adventurers looked at each other, and the well-built shadow assassin said, "It seems that it is better not to act rashly before we fully understand the rules of this place."

"So as not to offend the will of those dragons. If we make a mistake, it doesn't look like it's so easy to escape from this place." The team members looked at the monsters who continued to drink as if nothing had happened, and nodded.

"In that case, let's rest here for a while and then disperse to gather information, and then meet up at the entrance of the tavern."

This was the words from the pastor who was in charge of the team.

The wizard was among the crowd, paying attention to the details of the people passing by, while searching for the center of the town based on the information he got from asking other adventurers.

Generally speaking, most announcements regarding regulations will be posted in the center of the town. He only needs to find the place and he can easily understand most of the rules of conduct regarding this place.

As for other unspoken rules, his companions would need to figure them out, but with the shadow assassin who was good at stealth, he was not too worried.

It is an assassin's job to gather intelligence, and every outstanding assassin should be an outstanding master of intelligence gathering.

Those assassins who rely solely on their own abilities and brute force usually become heroes of others, just like the reckless young Five-Colored Dragon.

People were coming and going around, and the wizard suddenly noticed a large group of monsters squeezed into the crowd. They should be the followers of those dragons, and the centaur monster leading the group had distinct characteristics of a dragon species.

This centaur is nearly four meters tall, with dense scarlet scales covering its body, and its bulging muscles seem to be almost propping up the scales.

Although the other centaur warriors were also tall, they looked particularly thin in front of this dragon-born centaur, not to mention the short dog-headed men following behind.

The mage felt that the dragon-born centaur's huge hoof could easily crush the kobold warrior to death with a normal landing.

In the wizard's field of vision, this dragon-born centaur was emitting strong fluctuations of power. Perhaps his entire team of adventurers was no match for this centaur. The wizard suddenly realized.

But perhaps the humans here have become accustomed to the appearance of these monsters, and they do not feel any fear, panic or anger towards these monsters, but just do their own things as usual.

Some clever adventurers followed the dragon's followers after seeing the notice in the dragon centaur's hand.

The wizard who was observing carefully also wanted to follow. He had already noticed the notice in the hands of the centaur warrior. Perhaps this was the new will of the dragons that ruled this land. He had to follow to find out clearly.

But he suddenly felt a shadow approaching in the sky, and the wizard raised his head and looked over.

In the distance, dark clouds rose from the tall jungle, and there were birds flying in the sky.

The noisy Crow Man flaps his wings to lead the flock of birds. The giant eagle in the sky is the eyes of the flock, the fierce eagle is the wing bones of the flock, the crane is the trunk of the flock, the vulture is the claws of the flock, and all the birds are the feathers of the flock.

A gigantic dragon covered in scales as beautiful as emerald green stretched out its broad wings the color of the forest, broke free from the shackles of the jungle, leaped into the sky, and soared above the flock of birds.

The flock of birds is like the clouds under the giant dragon, constantly changing its movements with the dragon's movements. They are also like soldiers guarding the emperor, flying up and down under the dragon.

The feathers of hundreds of birds in the flock fluttered, as if covering the green dragon with a layer of colorful gauze feathers.

The flock of birds followed the beautiful green dragon as it flew through the forest, past the town, and towards the grassland in the distance.

When the wizard Lazi came to his senses, he had already seen the green dragon in the Gogmora dragon group. He wondered what the red dragon, known as the 'King of Earth and Metal, Tyrant Who Controls Flames and Lava', looked like.

(End of this chapter)