I, The Dragon Overlord Chapter 267 - Dragon God’s Sanctuary, An Audience with Dragon God Louie

“A unicorn!”

The soft female voice continued, “There are actually unicorns here. Supposedly one can only find them in the Forest of the Moon.”

A herd of unicorns strolled around the front of the palace while keeping a wary eye on the visitors. Upon making eye contact with them, their figures quickly vanished. The young lady sighed in disappointment.

“Corvin, this is it. I’ll have to go on my own from here on.”

Princess Andrea softly commanded. She was wearing a chiffon gown with a belt around her waist that outlined her delicate waist and looked at her escort with gentle eyes.

“But Your Highness, I am your guard...”

Corvin subconsciously retorted. He gripped the hilt of his long sword and felt inwardly apprehensive.

“No, Corvin, having an escort is meaningless in the Dragon God’s palace. Although saying this may make you sad, you do not have the qualifications to face his highness.”

Her Highness Andrea shook her head, but her words had indeed hurt Corvin’s heart.

Corvin did not dare look at Princess Andrea’s beautiful face, afraid that he might do something a guard should not do. He took a deep breath, “Lord Derek, that Dragon God… Is he really a god?”

Corvin did not dare believe that the lord of Dragon City was a true god. In the world of San Soliel, gods had not appeared for the past 30,000 years. If there were true gods, how could the Theocracy only stand in one corner of the world?

Derek heavily nodded his head, “Although the feeling that the lord of Dragon City gave off is only at the level of a demigod, it was different from an ordinary demigod. It’s an existence that we cannot understand… Corvin, you should know about the ancient religions and cults that have been popping up in the Empire, right? I’m afraid that the gods have woken up. Someone becoming a god at this time is not unimaginable.”

“The gods…”

Corvin muttered. This distance was not something a warrior like him who wasn’t even a legendary rank warrior could imagine. It was only something he could wish for and envy. He not only had no qualifications to accompany

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