Hearing Viscount Roster's words, Nidhogg fell silent.
He'd originally come just to rob—no wait, to make money in the stock market—and wanted to swing by to say thanks. He never expected Viscount Roster would hit him with such a conflicting proposal at a time like this.
Developing Dragon Island was something the dragons had never even considered.
You could say that over the years, Dragon Island had remained in a completely primitive state. Trees, flowers, and grass grew wild, all the animals bred freely, and the dragons were just another link in that primitive ecosystem—a link that kept the ecology stable.
Even though they were the only intelligent species!
Of course, the reason for this was simple—there just weren't that many dragons. Even if they ate as much as they wanted, they couldn't disrupt Dragon Island's normal functioning.
But that was just now. What about the future?
The God of Technology had promised to help them have children.
