I, The Dragon Overlord Chapter 505 - Dragons' Trouble

What kind of scene was this? A titanic dragon was actually spilling tears of joy.

The huge teardrops, large enough to flatten mortal humans, smashed down the earth leaving craters in their wake.

“Y… Your Highness Abdulfraizer.”

Even as a god, Louie was a little confused. He did not know what caused the dragon to let out tears. The old dragon seemed to attach much significance to Louie’s arrival.

“Sorry God Louie! I have shown you an embarrassing sight. My body went out of my control for a bit.”

Abdulfraizer raised his dragon claws and wiped the corner of his eyes. Another drop smashed on the ground and caused it to shake. It was no wonder that the dragons had a small population. If there were many more of these gigantic creatures, just a single move from them would make the world a harder place for other creatures to live.

The primordial dragon sighed. His breath created a violent storm around his body. Then he continued, “... The dragons of today no longer know the greatness of the gods. When it comes to such a big event as the resurrection of the gods, they did not even think to wake me up. If not for Heloise sending me a message through the dragon’s secret methods, I’m afraid that I would still be asleep now, not knowing when to wake up or that the gods had been revived.”

This primordial dragon smiled mockingly, “The dragons now… are really too self-righteous. They did not have any enemies for 30,000 years, as a result, they have forgotten their fear of the gods. They are still getting by without knowing the extinction of disaster for the dragon race is about to come.”

“Lord Abdulfraizer, aren’t you exaggerating?”

Mythril King Heloise lowered her body. Seeing this primordial dragon says that dragons are about to go extinct, she couldn’t help but ask, “Aren’t dragons living well nowadays? Why would there be a crisis of extinction?”

“That’s because of the existence of His Highness Louie.”

The primordial dragon stared at Heloise. He shook his body so that the dirt on his golden scales would fall to the g

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