Evil Dragon: The young dragon I picked up keeps planning on becoming an empress

"I, Amethyst Young Dragon Lucia."

"I, from The Blood Clan, Tiji."

"I, Fallen Angel Mavis."

"I, Demon Bettina."

"I, Medusa Freya."

"Today, here, we become sworn sisters, to share our fortunes and face hardships together. We may not seek to be born on the same day, in the same month, in the same year, but we hope to die on the same day, in the same month, in the same year. May the heavens, the earth, and the Seven Demon Gods witness our friendship and hear our oath."

The oath was recited five times, firstly in the common language of the Human World.

The second time was in the Demon Language.

The third time was in the tongue of The Blood Clan.

The fourth time was in the Angelic language.

The fifth time was in the language of the Medusa Clan.

After the oath was recited, the Young Dragon became the leader, the little Demon Princess Bettina became second in command, little vampire Tiji was the third, little Fallen Angel Mavis was the fourth, and little Medusa Freya was the fifth.

The hierarchy was set, but it wasn't of much use, as they still addressed each other by their names.

The exception was the little Demon Princess Bettina; she used "third," "fourth," and "fifth" to address little vampire Tiji, little Medusa, and little Fallen Angel, respectively, since she was second in line.

The order didn't matter. What concerned the four princesses was that before reading the bonding oath, their attitude was very casual and indifferent; they didn't take it seriously and treated it like a game they were playing along with the Amethyst Young Dragon.

However, as they knelt on one knee under the Young Dragon's watchful eye, reciting the oath as they were taught, their playful attitude vanished completely.

During the recitation, they felt as if gazes descended from the heavens upon them.

After finishing the oath, it seemed as though a faint, ancient, and sacred voice echoed in their minds.

Could it be that the Seven Demon Gods had actually heard their oath and taken a moment to witness and respond to them?

The little Demon Princess Bettina was somewhat panicked. How long had it been since the Seven Demon Gods had shown any Divine Miracle in the abyss?

During so many significant events, not once had the Seven Demon Gods shown a miracle; it made no sense... There was no way their bonding oath could have caught the attention of the Seven Demon Gods.

The little Demon Bettina nudged little vampire Tiji in the back, "Third, after we finished reciting the oath, did you hear a sort of ethereal voice?"

"It seemed like I did... and then again, like I didn't. I was doubting whether it was just my imagination, but now it seems... it wasn't just me, after all. Since you asked, you must have heard it too.

And by the way, don't call me third, call me Tiji."

Bettina completely ignored Tiji's last sentence and then asked little Medusa and the little Fallen Angel, "What about you two? Did you hear that ethereal voice?"

"It's like Tiji said, it seemed like I did, yet, it also seemed like I didn't..."

Little Medusa Freya frowned, seemingly troubled, unwilling to believe that she, a mere "little one," could have stirred the legendary beings.

The Seven Demon Gods... none of the almost infinitely powerful members of her clan who were close to becoming a Demon God had ever been favored by them, so why should they take notice of her?

"It looks like we all experienced the same thing." Little Fallen Angel Mavis also heard it, and being a Fallen Angel, she was more sensitive to the language of the gods.

Once they were sure all four of them had heard that faint voice, they all simultaneously turned their gaze to the Young Dragon, "Young Dragon, did you hear it?"

"Hear what?"

"The faint, sacred sound."

The Young Dragon shook her head, "No, I didn't hear anything, but there was a moment when I felt like someone was tapping on my head, exactly seven times.

That's odd, why did you guys hear a faint noise, while I felt like my head was being tapped?"

Could it be because her friends were Pure Blood Demons, and she was not a Pure Blood Young Dragon, and so the heavens, the earth, and the Seven Demon Gods noticed this and, seizing the moment of her distraction, tapped her head seven times as a form of chastisement?

But that couldn't be it either because she indeed was the Amethyst Young Dragon, and in some sense, she wasn't deceiving her friends.

Troubling.

So, it turns out that during the recital of the oath, it was indeed possible to be watched by Deities.

???

The four princesses were stunned. They had only heard a sound as if it were there, but the Young Dragon actually felt her head being tapped?

And precisely seven times?

The Seven Demon Gods.

Seven taps.

One of the Demon Gods tapped the Young Dragon's head?

Damn it!

They wanted such treatment too.

Why did the Young Dragon get to receive such attention?

I see!

It must be because the Young Dragon has a big head.

"Never mind, let's not think about it anymore. Today is a good day, and to celebrate the elevation of our friendship, I've decided... I'm treating you to something good today. But you have to promise me, after drinking, you can't tell your older sisters."

So what if she was tapped on the head; the Evil Dragon liked to tap her on the head frequently anyway, as long as it wasn't beating her to death.

The Evil Dragon once recited a verse: "The Immortal touched my head, knotting my hair, bestowing eternal life." Discover stories with My Virtual Library Empire

Being tapped on the head, perhaps it was the Demon God touching her, blessing her.

Don't think of the Demon Gods as so terrifying.

The Evil Dragon said that Deities are benevolent.

So the Demon Gods must be benevolent too.

"What's the good stuff?"

"Hehe... delicious sweet fruit wine!"

The Young Dragon placed a hot pot with prepared ingredients on the table and took out ten beautifully packaged bottles of fruit wine from the Lucky Coin.

They had fruit wines of all flavors.

Blackberry wine, peach wine, lychee wine, green plum wine, osmanthus wine.

"My fruit wine is priceless; even if you had the money, you couldn't buy it. But from now on, you're in luck. If you want to drink, just come find me. But don't drink too much, or else I'm afraid you'll become alcoholics when you grow up."