PAID

As expected of the greatest dragon slayer, Leon had an unparalleled understanding of dragon habits.

When Isha heard the news, her response was concise:

“Ready anytime.”

It was clear that things had been too calm on the Red Dragon Clan's side recently, leaving their eldest sister bored and eager for some family bonding to liven things up.

With Isha joining in, the group finally had enough people.

A few days later, they set off for Sky Castle.

Throughout the journey, the young dragon girls were buzzing with excitement about the live-action interactive game.

“I heard that some of the senior dragons at the academy have already played it and said it was amazing,” Helena said dreamily. “Apparently, one of the seniors won the grand prize in the end. She drew the princess card, so lucky.”

The three sisters exchanged glances. They could guess what the princess card represented—it was probably like the identity cards from the werewolf games they’d played before.

But why was drawing the princess card considered lucky?

Helena noticed their confusion and explained,

“The rules of the game are simple. Eight people draw identity cards at random. Once you get your card, you have to play the role for the next seventy-two hours, acting as your character to enhance the immersion.”

“That’s also one of the main selling points of this interactive game.”

“And the princess is the main character in the game’s storyline, noble and intelligent, admired by everyone.”@@novelbin@@

Noa blinked, thought for a moment, and remarked insightfully,

“A god-tier role in the good faction.”