“They wage constant war?” Tened seemed deeply shocked and like she didn’t even believe his words. “But why? Don’t they have enough land? We dragons live in these mountains, honoring the traditions of the past. Or do they not have enough resources? Surely not. We only take ten percent from each Empire, and-”
“The best ten percent,” he interrupted her. “And as far as land is concerned, that’s another difficult question, my Princess. Humans can’t live in captivity. Although they hadn’t known about the existence of the Ruby Palace until recently, they’d still felt its power their entire lives.”
“Do you think that if the dragons hadn’t ruled over the region, the humans wouldn’t have fought each other?”
Hadjar wanted to say yes, but… He had lived his first life on Earth. There had been no
