I, The Dragon Overlord Chapter 496 - God of Good Dragons

Louie was convinced that dragons were a poor foundation to build a belief system.

With their genetic gifts and unparalleled strength, they had no innate reason to believe in gods. Rather they prized their own abilities above all else. Even Noella, who had followed him for decades now could only barely be called his believer.

If Noella was so, then the same could be said about other dragons. As a god, Louie would not really waste twenty years trying to foster stubborn believers.

If dragons’ souls were not so powerful and valuable, then the gods would have abandoned them long ago.. A race that could not produce faith was simply unnecessary to them.

Even so, with the number of dragons and their nature, the entire dragon race could only create a high-tier god. Louie already had a premonition of this, so he intervened in the human world to seize human faith, or else it would become difficult for him to become a powerful god down the line.

Louie did not really look forward to gaining faith from the dragons. The only reason he wanted their faith was to activate the power of divine authority and mask himself as the Dragon God.

However, even if he did not expect anything from the dragons, the Mythril King’s thoughts of ascending were her not putting his divine self in her eyes at all.

Thinking of this, the dream incarnation revealed heavy killing intent. Even Louie’s killing incarnation was prepared to assassinate Heloise at any time.

He believed that the reason Heloise was so bold was that she had the support of a god behind her. However, no matter how hard Louie tried, he could not sense any deities protecting her.

The divine might and the killing intent of a god were enough to frighten the dragons. Even if she was a demigod dragon, Heloise stumbled backward two steps. Her faint silver eyes flashed with surprise. The other dragons were also stunned by the sudden threat that Louie posed. However, dragons truly lived up to their name. They were not afraid of the threat of a god at all and even dared to stare back a

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