An approximate view of the situation takes place on the other side.

However, it is not on the top of the craggy peaks, but among the sea of trees beyond the mountains.

The twisted forest has spread beyond the mountains.

Just by looking at the shape of the trees, you can confirm that they are affected.

It's just that it's not so easy to confirm which group of dragons hides the "tyrant" under or in the tree.

Balance doesn't care if the dwarves can confirm their tracks.

It still remembers vividly the fact that he was caught by a group of dwarves, attacked by a group of dwarves, and sacrificed his life to kill him.

It does not deny in the slightest that it holds a grudge.

It wanted to kill all the dwarves.

But.......

It wasn't stupid, it knew that it didn't have any special means of threat in the face of the dwarves' defensive perimeter with mountains as walls and mountain peaks as fortresses.

As the leader of the Dinosaurus, it is also well aware of its differences from other nests, and knows its role on the battlefield.

In such offensive and defensive battles, they can only carry out actions that distract and attract the attention of the enemy.

Or "street fighting".

In the knowledge of His Majesty's enlightenment, the word means a battle in a field of various narrow passages, like passages between trees.

It's just that it always feels like what it can do, what the dinosaurs can do, and what other nests can do.

The overflowing ice elemental that blended with its life force made its thick, long, and powerful claws turn frost white.

It thought of the Feather Wyvern that cooperated with it tacitly, to be precise, the Poison Feather Wyvern.

Compared to them, the cold power that can absorb life force and then disintegrate gives the dinosaurs the ability to be immune to the poison feather wyvern toxin.

Although, conversely, the Poison Feather Wyverns are not immune to their frost.

However, the Poison Feather Wyvern can blow away their frosty white mist.

"Balance" is not intended to fight the Poison Feather Wyverns.

It doesn't like to fight a variety of opponents like the Pterodactyl Commander "Qi" to show off his strength.

I don't want to be like the "Shield Two" led by the mechanical dragon, immersed in the battle, and dismantle the enemy's various offensives.

All it wants to do is kill its enemies and kill its prey.

If only they could scream in fear before they die - like the name "Dreadclaw".

In Dragon's Nest, it's a combination of "fear" and "claw".

His Majesty gave them the name, apparently in anticipation of them "to make the enemy fearful".

"Balance" yourself to be able to fulfill the expectations of the crown.

It's a pity it can't fly...... It can't burst into battle like a pterodactyl.

But...... What if the Poison Feather Wyverns could fly with them?

They fly down from the sky?

Or......

Have the Abyss Dragons dig a tunnel for them to attack into?

Perhaps, it should ask the Commander Zephyr II and the Anti-Raven Commander.

.......

In another twisted forest, a group of mechanical dragons, a group of armored dragon blades, rested in a makeshift dwelling that Lepidopterans had created for them.

Huge trees that hide their form from being observed from the direction of the mountains.

While the dragons under his command were resting, the commander Shield II was still planning the combat methods that his dragons should conduct.

"You can't swarm them, the dwarves have a large-scale attack method similar to the Wyverns, and they need to be dispersed."

"We're going to charge back and forth where there are a lot of dwarves."

"The bladed dragon needs to find the dwarves in metal armor."

"Armored dragons go to the dwarves who can throw bombs."

"I'll lead a few of the strongest dragons to the dwarven commanders."

However, at this moment, it suddenly remembered something, and couldn't help but get up and move in the direction where it vaguely saw a few small lepidopters flying by.

It didn't take long for it to reach its destination.

Here, Shield II saw the newborn Nest Dragon, who had been assigned to his own troops by His Crown.

Stegosaurus.

This is the name given to them by His Majesty.

However......

Shield Two was a little embarrassed.

They don't have the sturdy armor of an armored dragon.

It's not like a bladed dragon, although the scale bone plates are not as hard, but the whole body is covered with spiky blades.

A lot of the fighting styles it is used to and good at, don't fit into them.

Only the tail is still a little bit like it, and I can only teach them how to use the tail.

It was then, though, that it remembered the dwarves.......

Can you put armor on them like the dwarves did?

Dun Er looked at a few newborn stegosaurs, and some thoughts came to his mind.

The hard scales that cover the outside of the Armor Dragon's and Blade Dragon's Bone Plates will fall off as the Armor Dragon's Blade Dragon grows, and the Bladed Dragons have a habit of throwing these detached scales as a ranged attack weapon to attack distant enemies.

However, since the dragons collect the scales they drop to protect themselves and the dragons, Shield II is no stranger to this practice.

Just, is it feasible?

Even if you can't reach the level of the armored dragon blade dragon, you can still have a certain defensive ability, and you can teach them to use the tactics you know.

.......

Night falls.

A group of huge feathered dragons with pitch-black bodies flew into the sky.

The huge body, with two pairs of black wings covered with black scales, was almost impossible to discern with the naked eye in the night.

But for themselves, the ability to see at night, combined with the ability to rely on the wind elemental to see, allows them to easily detect anomalies in the night sky and even on the ground.

The Wyvern, as the leader of the Beaked Feather Wyvern, has better eyesight than the Raven Warden in some cases.

But......

It couldn't observe the anti-crow leader who had just flown away from it.

The taciturn Anti-Raven Leader has barely communicated with it.

Many of the newborn Beaked Feather Wyverns and Poison Feather Wyverns may not even have heard the voice of the Anti-Raven Leader.

Even now, in a sense, it has become an independent Wyvern force, but the Anti-Raven Commander has a finer control ability than it can in almost every aspect, which makes it a little discouraged.

Being able to fly without disturbing the surrounding wind element is almost impossible to do.

However, not only the anti-crow dominates itself, but even the other poison-feathered wyverns that follow the flight behind it can also do it.

All it could observe were the traces of the wind elemental left by a few poisonous feather wyverns who were not skilled in wind elemental control and concealment.

However, I can't find it myself.

Will the dwarves be able to spot?

Rather than focusing on the Anti-Raven Commander and the Poison Feather Wyvern, it still pays attention to whether it will be discovered or even attacked when it looks for a hole in the Dwarven City defenses.

It remembers the means by which the wind elemental can be disturbed and uncontrollable.

The storm swirled, and the body of the Flying Dragon disappeared into the night sky.

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