In Azeroth, dragons are a term with a strong sense of direction, referring specifically to the five-colored Ancestral Dragons whose appearance has changed after receiving the blessing of the Titans.

The concept of dragonborn is very broad, and all creatures in Azeroth that have a relationship with the word dragon can be called dragonborn, including the original body of the dragons, the Ancestral Dragon, which has relatively low intelligence.

It has been tens of thousands of years since the birth of the dragons, and the five guardian dragons have not changed in a real sense since they received the blessings of the Titans, and the way of life of the dragons has never changed much in the past tens of thousands of years.

The barrage once mentioned a sentence said by a certain sage, which is very suitable for applying to the dragon clan that has not changed for thousands of years.

It's always been that way, right?

Compared to when the dragons were first born, the situation in Azeroth was very different.

This is still thanks to the dragons' self-contained status and will not actively participate in disputes between mortal nations, which makes them less affected by the changes of the times.

To use the trolls, for example, who also adhere to ancient traditions, the trolls who once dominated most of Azeroth in ancient times have not actually weakened, but have grown in their overall population.

However, in fact, they are indeed losing little by little the huge territory they once sat on.

Why is this happening?

The answer is simple, because the trolls' enemies are getting stronger, and they're stuck in the same place.

There are still quite a few troll clans that follow ancient and primitive customs—barbaric customs that have long since become obsolete.

The situation in Azeroth is always changing, and as a member of the mortal race, trolls are unlikely to be completely immune to the onslaught of the tide of the times.

The development of civilization is like sailing against the current, and if you do not advance, you will retreat.

If you don't paddle hard, there will always be someone ahead of you, waving the oars and splashing your face.

Today, the guardian dragons who have watched over the dragons for tens of thousands of years are exhausted.

With the exception of Malygos the weaver, who was able to maintain his energy due to special circumstances, Ysera, Alexstaza, and Nozdorm all showed varying degrees of fatigue and laziness, with Nozdorm being the most severe.

This is also the reason why the Temple of Dragon's Sleep reacted so violently when Sarren had spoken to Tostella Goussa and Onexia before.

Because the guardian dragons really felt the serious impact of the concept of "wear" on themselves.

What exactly Alekstasa and Nozdorm have planned, Sarean is not clear for the time being.

Through Merinthera's notification, Sarean at least knew in advance that Ysera did have plans to retire and give way.

Including Merin Sera, among the heirs selected by the guardian dragons, except for Abixien, who was halfway through the monk, all the second-generation dragon heirs have reached the theoretical limit of level 65 of the dragon clan.

If they want to go further on this, they can only rely on the inheritance of the power of guardianship to break through the bottleneck, and at most they can only progress to level 66.

It's unclear whether this locking of the upper limit of strength is intentional or unintentional on the part of the Titans.

As a result, the guardian dragons that had guarded Azeroth for tens of thousands of years were indeed starting to lose track of Azeroth's version updates.

Sarjan intends to untie the shackles that have stuck the upper limit of the dragon's strength, but the so-called unraveling of the bell must be tied to the bell, and this matter can only be discussed in detail after finding the Titan.

Unfortunately, most of the Titans were captured by Sargeras and tortured by Burning Throne Antorus, with only Ionar, the Mother of the Gods, narrowly escaping.

At this stage, Azeroth's level of technology and magic is not enough to enter the cosmic age.

Before that, Sarren plans to solve all the hidden dangers inside the planet first, and then concentrate all his resources to overcome the technical difficulties.

As a member of Azeroth, the dragons will inevitably be involved in the future battle against Argus.

Until Ionar is rescued, Sarean will not be able to unlock it for the Dragons for the time being.

But that's just a matter of physics.

In fact, the number of dragons who have really reached the upper limit of their strength is not many.

Except for the heirs of the second generation of dragons who are ready to take over, there are only the elites of their respective clans, such as Onexia and Chromie.

By the way, although the prodigal Karegos is also the elite of the Blue Dragon Clan, he has not reached the standard so far, and Stella Goossa, who is less than a fraction of Karegos, has a tendency to catch up.

In Sarren's view, the problem that the dragons are facing now is not complicated, and to put it simply, it is a lack of motivation.

For tens of thousands of years, the Guardian Dragons have instilled in the new generation of baby dragons the faith and obligation of the Dragons to protect Azeroth.

Is this kind of brainwashing ideological education useful?

Yes, but not much, otherwise Deathwing, one of the Dragon Kings, would not have taken the lead in the rebellion.

The impact of language education alone is limited, and no matter how much you fight the blood, tens of thousands of years will gradually exhaust all your passion.

Today's dragons are like a pool of stagnant water that can't flow.

Many people no longer find the direction and motivation to move forward, and will only mechanically repeat the concept of guardian Azeroth instilled in them by their parents, but they have no deep understanding of why they are doing it.

In other words, their spirits are confused, and such a mental state will inevitably affect their performance in battle.

When two people of similar strength fight, what they compete in the end is no longer some fancy combat skills, but more intuitive willpower.

The side with stronger faith will inevitably win the final victory.

Sarjan's vision is to activate the social vitality of the dragons, so that those dragons who have long been numb will realize again why they are fighting for protection.

Not everyone is born with a strong sense of protecting Azeroth, and the more intelligent a creature is, the more complex and realistic things to consider, and the effect and timeliness that can be played by beating chicken blood and pouring chicken soup alone are limited.

Saljan intends to use his vital interests to activate the guardian hearts of the dragon members.

For example, if you tell a peripheral member of the Green Dragon Clan like Chloe, you can't resonate with them at all.

Thinking about it from another angle, if they can realize that their hard work is not for some distant and lofty ideals, but simply to protect the most important people and things around them, won't this sense of substitution come up?

Therefore, Salian intends to make the dragons who have been numb for countless years feel the beauty of life first, so as to stimulate their enthusiasm to protect the existing good life.

When Sarren asked the Guardian Dragons what they thought of the current state of dragon society, the Dragon King and the Dragon Queen fell silent.

The decision-making level of the Temple of the Dragon's Sleep is not stupid, what Sarian can see, of course, they have long been clearly aware of what they have been in power for countless years.

But just because they can see the problem doesn't mean they have a solution.

Alexstasa smiled bitterly and said, "I see what you mean, you want to transform the Dragonbone Wilderness...... Or to change the existing way of life of the dragons. ”

"The question is, how are you going to do that? Is there a detailed plan? ”

Alexstasa said solemnly, "As the helmsman of the Temple of the Dragon's Sleep, I must be responsible for all my clansmen, and the half-hearted plan is not so easy to convince me. ”

Salian nodded confidently: "Since I dare to bring it up in front of you, of course I will prepare in advance." ”

"Stella."

"Okay."

After receiving Sarren's approval, Stella Gosa took out five thick stacks of plans from the spatial package and handed them to the Dragon King and the Dragon Queen.

Ysera took her hands on it and roughly weighed it, it was at least dozens of pages long.

"Elders, please take a look."

Malygos tapped his forehead with his finger with a headache: "Little Star, such a thick plan, why don't you give us a few days to digest it." ”

"Otherwise, you guys will stay in the Dragon Sleep Temple first, and a few of our old things will finish reading them as soon as possible."

"It just so happens that in the past few days, you can also determine the location of your new home in advance...... Who's that, Karegoth! ”

"Huh? Yes! I'm here! ”

I don't know what to think in my distraction, but I came back to my senses after hearing the call of the dragon king, and came out of the line to Malygos.

'Tsk! ’

While Karegos himself was unaware, Sarjan could clearly see in Malygos' eyes his dislike for the Battle Scum.

"It's up to you to be the guide of the Deep Shadow Family for the next few days, cheer me up! Don't just know all day long about the cranky thinking of the next three ways! ”

"Ah, this ......"

Karegos, who was reprimanded in person, smiled awkwardly: "Your Majesty, Malygos, please rest assured, I promise to complete the task." ”

(End of chapter)