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Original title: Who says dragons can't be brave
This article is also known as "The Dragon and His Three Servants", "When Will You Pay Me Back", "Ahhhh Why Do I Have to Pay the Monthly Payment Again" and "Why Can't I Be a Rich Dragon"
Introduction text
My name is Fatis and I am a prince, but I don't want to be a king. My dream is to be a brave man, so I ran away from home and decided to become a brave man from scratch.
Since I didn't take anything when I left, I bought equipment while working to earn money.
But just today...
When I completed the commissioned task, I accidentally damaged the dragon's cave and was caught on the spot.
Faced with the sky-high compensation, I only had two words in my mind.
Complete strength
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I am Alamir, a newly grown dragon who was kicked out of his home because he was too prodigal.
Just today I finally made up my mind and took out a 300-year loan to buy the cave I wanted, but it was collapsed by a yellow-haired boy.
Do you understand? I haven't moved in yet, and my loan hasn't been paid off yet, and the cave is gone.
So that yellow-haired boy is finished, I said.
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Finally, after friendly negotiations between one person and one dragon, Fatis was forced to start working to pay off debts while taking care of the dragon.
Faced with two people sharing a room, eating bread for three meals a day, and having to pay the monthly mortgage payment.
Alamir/Fatis lamented: When have I ever lived such a miserable life?
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I just don't know when to start.
Fatis looked at Alamir's golden eyes and sighed in his heart
"Damn it, he looks better and better."
Purpose: A brave man is brave when he sees difficulties and goes up, knows dangers and never retreats
