The Dragon Lord System
DLS - 136

"Don't I order you two not to use your powers openly in the human environment and not to make a scene?" I said with annoyance, looking at Sebas with remorse.

My anger doesn't stop there.

"Why are you doing the two things I've forbidden you from doing, Sebas? Don't you understand what I'm ordering?, and do you intend to derail my plans in this human city?" I said in a cynical tone, looking at him sharply and firmly.

Sebas, who was still crying, responded quickly, "Ti-no, I don't have such bad intentions, Dad." He said sobbing, tears reflecting deep regret as he lowered his head.

The tension between us was still felt, but Sebas seemed to have realized his mistake.

I could no longer hold back my heightened emotions.

The emotion forced me to shout at Sebas with anger.

"You said you didn't have bad intentions? Then why did you make such a useless commotion earlier? We haven't been in town in an hour, and you've ruined everything! YOU MORON! Get out of front of me!" I snapped with trembling, feeling emotions mounting.

Sebas sank deeper into his heart-wrenching cry.

Sebas was still standing near me, despite appearing frightened and struck by my harsh words.

He seemed reluctant to leave, but the tense atmosphere increasingly filled the air between us.

"Dad, mo-please a-father please forgive me," sobs Sebas who was frightened as he stood before me.

My body at that moment also began to shine with radiating light, indicating that my emotions were gradually coming back under control.

Lithos, who was in his human form, approached and tried to calm me down,

"Already, my friend. Let's just say the incident of one young man, has passed and never happened."

I just laughed cynically, pointing towards Sebas, "Considering this one stupid act has already passed?!" my taunts to Lithos.

Sebas was still standing near us, visibly frightened and struck by my anger which had just subsided.

Lithos smiled casually, it seems that for a creature of his kind, commotion and destruction are common.

He calmed me down in a relaxed tone, "Yes, my friend, is there a problem with that? It seems like the lowly creatures who are in that ugly building regard the commotion that your son is doing as a matter of course."

Hearing Lithos' explanation made me feel even more estranged.

For a beast like him, who had lived for thousands of years in solitude, the concept of empathy and sympathy seemed to be an unfamiliar one.

For Lithos, commotion and destruction were part of ordinary life, not realizing that for humans, it could be a big deal.

I, who was once a human being and now became a beast that my race must have feared long ago, man, knew very well that Sebas' actions were something far from normal, it can even be a serious and potentially criminal matter.

Given Sebas' strength, he almost killed the receptionist woman, and if I don't stop him, it could end very badly.

When Lithos casually underestimated the situation, my emotions exploded, "Of course it's A PROBLEM, stupid!" I snarled with rage.

For humans, such an action was something very serious.

Suddenly, a dragon groan from within me sounded rumbling, shaking the air around.

My sharp dragon teeth rattled, producing a terrifying snapping sound, and my breath began to hunt, emitting hot smoke that shackled the armor helmet protecting my face.

"GRD...!" My angry sighs were clear, emotions overflowing following the foolish words of Lithos.

Sebas and Lithos seemed surprised by this ferocious reaction, realizing how serious the situation they were creating was.

"Hey! Cool out! Cool out! Cool out! Just relax, don't be mad at me, my friend," he said in a tone trying to dampen the situation.

"It looks like you should stop groaning loudly like that. You look like a stupid lizard, and humans would be suspicious if they heard your loud moans."

I flinched and realized that I had groaned violently unconsciously.

In an instant, I muffled my anger, and my breathing slowly returned to normal, while my clinking teeth were silent.

Such an intense situation suddenly became amusing with the strange comparison Lithos used, and I could not help but smile a little while there was still anger in my heart.

I shake my head with regret. Ever since I reincarnated into a dragon, the dragon's bad habits seemed to have been ingrained in me.

When angry or upset, unconsciously, I do these strange things like a senseless beast.

My breath became uncontrollable, emitting smoke trapped in the armor helmet I was equipped with.

My teeth were clattering loudly, and worse, the sound of the dragon moaning was clearly heard.

Luckily, the streets were deserted with no one to hear my moans or suspect what was happening.

Lithos told me that if anyone heard it, it could be a big deal, and the humans in this city would definitely be suspicious.

I felt annoyed at myself, that even though my body was changing, the dragon's bad habits still seemed to be so strong in me.

Suddenly, worry hit me. I started to think about what happened when I lost control of my emotions in the adventurer headquarters.

Does my loud moan sound like it was? And if so, do humans hear it?

Anxiety began to rage in my heart, fearing that my disguise as a human would be exposed.

With a pounding heart, I asked Lithos who was standing beside me.

"Hmm, was it before, at the adventurer headquarters, that I groaned loudly as I was emotionless at this one fool?" I asked, looking at Sebas who was still crying, not daring to look at me.

Lithos could not help but laugh, "That's absolutely right! Even I can hear your stupid lizard moans very clearly. You almost sound like a stupid creature in my eyes!" he answered with a chuckle.

Nani's! I was shocked to hear Lithos' statement, which confirmed my worst fears.

Instantly, I felt panicked. What have I done?

My loud moans at the adventurer headquarters were actually heard by many humans.

Will they suspect me now? And this is all thanks to the stupid work of Sebas!

My emotions flared up again, and this time I didn't care at all about Sebas still crying in front of me.

I intend to cuss his head out. My anger really reached a breaking point, and the confusion over what to do further aggravated my emotions.

I looked at Sebas with anger still burning within me.

However, before my mouth could release a word to curse at him, Lithos gave a reasonable explanation.

He explained that as I groaned loudly at the adventurer headquarters, the huge commotion Sebas created with his power became the main focus of human attention all around.

They were too busy with his foolish actions to notice and listen to my stupid moans. This explanation makes me feel relieved.

Even so, I still feel annoyed. The stupid actions of Sebas have hindered and even delayed our mission.