I, The Dragon Overlord Chapter 127 - Raising a Female Dragon like a Dog

Under her captor’s gaze, the Queen of Calamity became fearful, and she curled up into a little ball.

When Louie placed the crown on his head, her gaze contained a bit of resentment and helplessness.

The divine weapon, the Divine King’s Crown, was her greatest treasure. Just it alone surpassed all of the treasures she possessed before.

In order to obtain this crown a thousand years ago, she had paid a heavy price. At the critical moment, when she was besieged by many powerful people, it was this object that protected her and allowed her to live to the next millennium, but she never expected that it would also become her dowry.

To dragons, few things could match the pain of losing their wealth. But no matter how much resentment she held within, she could only prostrate herself on the ground in submission. The sole testament to her anger and wounded pride was the silent grinding of her teeth.

Pride came from powerful strength and abundant wealth. A dragon’s arrogance was also the same. If a person who lost everything still tried to retain a prideful image, then they were just foolish.

The Queen of Calamity was no fool. She knew that she could only bear with it for the present. She would then slowly look for an opportunity to take back everything she owned.

‘My crown… I had prepared that crown for my path to becoming a God…’

“You relied on this divine weapon to escape other people’s pursuit, right?”

Louie looked at Noella and spoke with great understanding, “Let me guess your methods. You should have a teleportation spell set in the world within this artifact. When activated, the divine weapon would teleport from its current location to the Shadow Realm, or to be exact, inside this mountain. At the same time, you hid inside the small realm within the divine weapon to escape. Those who attacked you did not dare destroy it, so they could only watch you escape.”

Divine weapons possessed special characteristics. There was a nine-ring spell, [Splitting], that had a certain probability of destroying one, but there was a smal

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