Thirteen-year-old princess Ella made a bet with her magic teacher Sylvie: If she could catch a fire-breathing dragon and bring it to the castle, the teacher would let her learn swordsmanship in advance; if she couldn't catch it, she would have to learn the spells and runes she hated.
Sylvie was just joking. But Ella clearly isn't.
... She actually went to catch the red dragon.
All right. Considering that Her Royal Highness grew up digging out bird's nests, pouring wine on exotic princes, riding unicorns, competing with imaginary friends, and making tooth fairy traps, this doesn't seem unusual.
The strange thing is that after catching the dragon, she also made the dragon her attendant.
In this regard, Ella said: "Because the dragon will not complain when I climb over the wall."
Of course this was only temporary, and once the guards let down their guard, she would give the dragon his freedom... At least in theory.
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Ignis is just a bookworm dragon who likes to hide in his nest and read Long Aotian's novels. Unexpectedly, disaster comes from the sky. The princess inexplicably takes away the dragon fire and takes him to the palace to work as an attendant.
He didn't want to pretend to be a human boy and learn useless things like the so-called seven skills of knights or how to polish armor. Human civilization is almost entirely made up of encumbrances.
However, he had to admit that being a squire was really in line with his mysophobia - anyway, he couldn't see the mud on the hilt of the princess's magic sword.
Most of all, Ignis missed his huge red body and longed to return to his dragon form and relax his muscles. Every few days he had to find Bianca, hoping to go to the basement or the forest glade for some exercise.
Ella suddenly discovered the fun part of having a dragon as a squire.
"Can you beg me?" She asked politely.
Ignis: "..."
"Forget it then."
Ignis took a deep breath: "Her Royal Highness Princess Ella, the moon of the Gahlian family, the blue rose of White Tree City, the great magician, the bridge of friendship between humans and dragons - please allow me to return to my original form and sleep."
Ella was pleasantly surprised. "You learn your sweet talk so quickly."
"I am already proficient in the languages of the six ethnic groups!"
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After all, Ella has no habit of imprisoning dragons. She originally just wanted to scare the teacher and didn't really want to keep the dragon close to her. In fact, she was planning to let Eagle go home.
Until she eavesdropped on the conversation of the Royal Council——
Almost all dragons across the country were captured and became mounts for warriors, used to fight against monsters that invaded the floating city.
Only one red dragon is left and is missing.
What they didn't know was that the dragon was right under their noses.
So the plan changed - the princess would not let the dragon go home.
She wants to take Long to find Long's home and save her own home at the same time.
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Reading instructions:
1. The actual age difference between the male and female protagonists is 159 years (right, right, wrong, wrong). When converted into human form, the male protagonist is 4 years older than the female protagonist. The female protagonist is younger at the beginning and will grow up later. In short, we are all outsiders, so don't worry about the age difference (?)
2. Playing house in the palace in the early stage, and adventuring on the road in the later stage
3. CP: The wild little princess who wants to learn swordsmanship × the nerdy dragon who just wants to lie down and read novels
4. Western fantasy fairy tale style, the emotional line is childish ghost mode.
Motto: Courage conquers all
