"I guess you would have to learn dragon slaying before dragon taming," Ino said to Nobuharu sarcastically as he looked at the huge fable with a strangely enthusiastic smile.
"Sorry about that," Nobuharu apologized.
"Don't sweat it, Nobuharu," Ino replied, "now allow me to show you how to slay a dragon."
Just as King Ino told him to do so, he stepped aside, seeing this as the opportunity to know what the old king was capable of.
The Druids revered their King as their strongest, but his familiarity with the old man may have clouded his right judgement. This would be the best time to see for himself if the real man could live up to the hype.
The bigger dragon, which had just busted out of the cave, was at least three times as large as the little dragon, and from the striking similarity it had with the smaller one in color and body morphology, it was blatantly obvious that the bigger dragon was the parent.
