The first impression of a town guarded by a Wyvern was not that amazing.
Planned houses, flat and spacious roads, and places for trading … The only difference was that this town was better maintained than the average town. It was just that it lacked protection.
But did a town guarded by a Wyvern really need a city wall?
Compared to a passive defense, this place had four Wyverns stationed in four directions every day, and they would change shifts constantly. It was hard to believe that there would be any idiots who would have any bad intentions here.
Even if one entered the town, as long as one looked up, one would be able to see the wings moving in one's line of sight. This town was big enough, but for a Wyvern, it was still too small.
The roads in the town were better than expected. The Ingenious walked on them steadily, and its wheels did not get stuck in any potholes due to lack of maintenance.
However, with its size, it was easy to become the target of others, and it was not allowed to enter narrow roads.
There were already patrolling guards blocking the roads that could not accommodate the Ingenious, so it could only walk on the main road.
"Can't the roads be wider?"
Lulunaka said to the flying object flying in front. "For things like roads, the wider they are, the more cost-effective it is.
You don't lack manpower and materials to build roads and maintain them, right … No, it should be said that you need Dragon Power and Dragon Treasures. "
"This town was built relatively early."
The flying object replied to Lulunaka. "At that time, Father was no longer doing things personally, and I had just come into contact with this kind of work.
Although I shouldn't use this as an excuse, I was indeed too immature at that time. I only learned and did not put it into practice, which led to the problems in this place today. "
The flying object's slender body glided in front, leaving a trail of light, and returned to Lulunaka's side. It was very beautiful.
"After that, I learned my lesson and stopped being so petty."
"The expenses have also become very large." Lulunaka had a smirk on her face.
Obviously, no matter how the flying object responded, she could find a reason to torture it.
"As long as the investment direction is right, the returns will exceed the expenses," the flying object said. "Father said that you taught him this."
"In the past, he wasn't interested in understanding the meaning of this sentence at all." Lulunaka snorted a few times. "But it seems that he's doing well."
The Ingenious was now on the most spacious road in the town. This road ran through the town in the shape of a cross, and each section was separated by a flying dragon.
This only applied to the appearance of a place where dragons existed, making this place very stable.
Probably nothing would dare to cause trouble in front of a dragon.
The residents here had an aura that could be distinguished at a glance, or rather, a distinct characteristic. Regardless of whether they were men or women, they all gave off a feeling of bravery. Some even had scales on their bodies and horns on their heads. What was even more exaggerated was that their heads were not humanoid at all, but triangular lizard heads.
That was not an ordinary human, but a mixed-blood with dragon blood. In the outside world, they would probably be treated as lowly lizardmen.
But these so-called "lizardmen" in this town were different.
Unlike their brethren who might be related to them by blood, these lizardmen had bodies that were far stronger than ordinary people. They were several heads taller than the strongest human warrior, and their limbs were thicker than dwarves.
Their scales gleamed coldly, and the horns on their heads were of different shapes. The smallest one was probably the length of a short sword, and the thickness of an adult bull's horn.
Their thick tails fell on the ground, and would occasionally rise up. On the surface, there would be scales that opened and closed, as if covered with thorns.
These beings could not be called lizardmen at all. It would be more appropriate to call them dragonmen.
In this place, they were indeed called that.
These dragonmen were also wearing different equipment, and were discussing things with other races. They looked like adventurers who had just returned from a trip.
There were bags at their feet that looked like they were carrying spoils of war. There were bloodstains on them, and the smell of blood wafted out.
As the Ingenious passed by, one of the adventurers who looked like a human noticed them and shouted, "Hey, little girl, how do you raise your animals?"
He pointed at the two mules pulling the Ingenious and continued shouting, "Don't you think it's too cruel?"
There would always be people who would be curious about the relationship between the Ingenious and the two mules. Some would be surprised, but there would also be people who wanted to know more. For example, they would be interested in why these two animals had such abnormal energy.
And at this time, it was usually Lulunaka's time to do business.
Lulunaka threw the reins back to Zendina and jumped down to talk to the adventurers. "Are you interested in this, Lord Warrior?"
The Ingenious was passing by a square, and these adventurers were at the edge of the square. There were other carriages blocking the road ahead, and the Ingenious was as slow as a snail. Lulunaka had plenty of time to earn some extra money.
"This is the result of careful care and my love for them. That's why they are so excellent."
Lulunaka looked like a businesswoman. Although she was petite, she only looked cuter when she said this.
"Of course, it's also important to have a reasonable nutritional balance. This is also very important."
As she spoke, Lulunaka took out a few brown bottles of potion from her pocket and showed them to them.
"If anyone wants to raise a horse, I sincerely suggest you buy a bottle. Just one bottle, and a little love and care, and you can have a mount that is not inferior to a dragon horse.
Even if you don't need it, you can sell it to those nobles who like to show off. "
"Your animals are better than a dragon horse?"
A Dragonborn in chainmail walked over. He lowered his head and looked at Lurunaka curiously. "Does it really have the effect you said it does?
Here, selling fake goods will be banished. "
"I never buy low-quality goods, Mr. Dragonman."
Lulunaka smiled. "But I don't have a trial version. You have to use the whole bottle. Otherwise, the animals will explode."
"Explode?"
Everyone who was listening to Lulunaka was stunned. No one expected Lulunaka to suddenly say something like this. Generally speaking, when using potions like this, if they failed, wouldn't they die of exhaustion?
Why would her potion explode?
"A perfect product always has some flaws."
The smile on Lulunaka's face did not change just because the gazes on her became more alert.
On the other side, the flying body landed in front of Zendina and stepped on the mule's butt. "Why would she do such a thing?
She doesn't need money. "
"She doesn't want gold coins," Zendina replied. "She just likes a crowd."