The Dragon Lord System
S3 - Lowly Insects "4"

Why is he still tight-lipped?

What is he thinking?

These questions swirled in my mind like an unstoppable storm.

However, just as I was feeling increasingly anxious, I suddenly realized there was one thing I had not revealed.

There was one human insect that managed to escape from the supervision of the father's dungeon.

Only Gameciel and his golem men knew about it, according to my orders to keep it a secret.

However, a strange thought flashed:

did dad know? That's not possible.

But, why did he continue to address me with this serious look?

Amidst my doubts, I tried to find an answer in father's expression.

Once again, I saw a movement on his lips, as if he wanted to get something out of his mouth.

Suddenly, the atmosphere that had been calm turned into a gripping turmoil.

My father's angry voice broke the silence, shattering my hope of talking to him calmly.

"GA--GAL!" he exclaimed with a voice full of anger, as if igniting the unstoppable flames of anger.

In a flash, the room turned into a sea of flames and rumbling.

My father's death skill radiated fiercely, filling the air with a golden aura that implied his shocking killing.

The heat swept around us, as if the world was burning with the anger of the primordial dragon.

The blaze almost hit us, however, our kneeling position was a savior, as the deadly burst shot right above us.

It was like standing on the verge of death, staring at the dark abyss that was ready to swallow us up.

While my father continued to emit a deadly golden aura, the room trembled under the overwhelming pressure.

I could only lower my head and stare at the ground with fear that paralyzed my movements.

A murderous aura that felt so strong made cold sweat flood my body.

It was as if my father was venting all his anger with his mighty power.

I did not dare to raise my gaze, worried to see the expression of anger on his face.

That stressful atmosphere illustrated how furious my father, the ancient dragon god, was.

I felt like I was trapped in a world of darkness created by my father's anger. All courage was blunted by the presence of this gripping murderous aura.

Now, I can only wait, hoping that my anger will subside and bring back the calm that once existed.

The fierce burst of flames subsided, leaving a trail of damage and great shock on the 10th floor where we were.

I felt trembling, not only by the tremors, but also by the impact of my father's anger that felt so gripping.

Luna and Vael, my brothers, were also seen being swayed by this incident, their faces reflecting the deep fear I felt.

However, eventually the burst of flames stopped, leaving a tense atmosphere in the air.

My body was still terrified by the murderous aura that father was emitting, and my heart was filled with deep feelings of guilt.

What have I done?

My father's voice broke the silence, "6 Insects" he said calmly.

but his words seemed to pierce my heart like a sharp knife.

6 insects? My body shuddered at once, realizing that my lie had been exposed. Surprise and guilt enveloped me.

As soon as I realized that my father knew the truth, the unwillingness to face him made me feel even more guilty.

I lied to my father, saying there were only 5 bug intruders.

Now everything is revealed, and my guilt haunts my mind like a shadow that never goes away.

I who had lied to a great god like my father felt an unbearable burden.

How foolish I am, to the point of doubting his infinite insight and knowledge that knows everything even the hidden things.

Now, father's anger is whipping at me like an unstoppable storm.

I stared at the ground, not daring to move or look at my father.

The powerful murderous aura he released made me tremble, like being squeezed under tremendous pressure.

My father called my name three times in my ear, but I was locked in a situation I could not escape.

When my father snapped my name a third time out loud, my confusion and intense fear fused together.

"PEOPLE!" he shouted in a loud tone as if signifying disappointment.

I felt the weight of my body as if it was holding the weight of a mistake I could not leave behind.

Tears began to flow from my eyes, I could not bear it anymore.

I am deeply sorry for my stupid actions. My father, the ancient dragon god, full of wisdom and strength, does not deserve me to lie.

I, who thought I could trick Him, now felt a deep sense of isolation.

My father's murderous aura that had haunted the room was like a dark ghost that slipped away, leaving the atmosphere liberated from fear.

A breath of relief was felt as my breathing regained its regularity, and the trembling in my body subsided slowly.

"Bless your heads and speak" my father's command came in a firm voice, commanding us to speak.

Luna and Vael obediently raised their heads, but I still felt ashamed and inferior, not daring to look at my father.

I knew that my gaze that was always staring at the ground was a form of acknowledgment of the great mistake I had made.

Disappointing to father, who was not only a great god, but also a figure I held in high regard.

I was locked in a world of shame filled with questions about my stupidity.

When Vael asked about "Failed" and "6 insects," my father was silent, refusing to give an answer.

It took no words to understand that my father knew that I was the only one who knew my failures and lies.

My mistake was so obvious, emblazoned in my father's sharp gaze.

What do I do to make you forgive me?

In my deep despair and regret, I looked for a way to earn my father's forgiveness.

With teary eyes, I crawled to face my father who was still standing upright with a terrifying dignity.

My tears kept flowing unstoppably, creating tiny traces on the floor that felt so big in this situation.

Without hesitation, I knelt down and trembled before my father who was looking at me with a sharp gaze.

My soft voice was full of vibration and emotion, trying to reach the mercy of His heart, "Ma-forgive me and a-forgive me, a-dad! I have failed and lied to my father!"

However, the response was silence. My father is still silent, seems to be mengueki my existence even though I feel crushed and prostrate in front of Him.

As despair and embarrassment loomed, Vael's voice broke through, cutting the tense silence, "What do you mean?"

In a shattered and emotional state, I quickly explained the entire situation to my two brothers who were also speechless.

I admit that there should have been six bug intruders, but I lied and only said five.

My explanation of the insects that managed to escape disappeared made the atmosphere even more tense.

I could feel Vael and Luna's eyes staring at me, even though I was still prostrating and couldn't see their expressions.

Staying in my prostrate position, I can only wait, waiting for the verdict from my father.

My hope is in His forgiveness, for I know that I must accept the consequences of my foolish actions.

I just hope that I still have a chance to right my wrongs and prove my worth in His eyes.

I hope you don't dump me.....