Dragon Among Beasts

Aya's parents were the tribe's strongest warriors, ranked first and second. After they were killed in battle, Aya's fiance, the chieftain's son, stabbed him in the back. He even planned to hand Aya and his younger brother over to a hostile tribe to vent their anger, all in the name of making peace.

The hostile tribe was fierce and warlike, and had long coveted their territory. It had only failed to annex them because Aya's parents stood in its way, so it had hated them for a long time. If Aya and his younger brother were sent there, they would have no chance of a good ending.

Aya had no choice but to escape with his five-year-old brother and seek refuge with another tribe.

He had heard that the new tribe's chieftain had a son who had become a fallen beast, but the chieftain could not bring himself to abandon him.

After thinking it over, Aya caught a deformed little white snake and went to the chieftain and his wife. "This is my fiance. He was injured while saving me and turned into a fallen beast. My tribe wouldn't accept him and wanted to kill him, so I had no choice but to flee with him. Please take us in."

The chieftain and his wife were deeply moved. They took the two of them in and treated them very well.

Aya thought he would use the white snake fiance as a temporary cover. Once his younger brother grew into a powerful beastman warrior, even if people discovered the truth about his pretend fiance, no one would be able to drive them away.

But his pretend fiance grew stranger and stranger. Not only could he understand human speech, he could also direct people to all kinds of edible wild fruits and vegetables and make all sorts of food.

Once he had grown two horns and four claws, he could speak. He even took it upon himself to lead everyone in smelting iron, firing pottery, making cement, and building houses. He also started classes to teach everyone to read and do arithmetic.

He ate more and more and grew bigger and bigger. He grew over a hundred meters long, could summon wind and rain, and could fly through the sky. One roar from him made every beast submit. Fallen beasts regained their senses and turned back into beastmen simply by staying near him for a short while. He could also take human form, and was the most handsome man in the crowd.

Everyone envied Aya for having such an amazing fiance.

Only Aya knew that his pretend fiance really was just a snake he had casually caught from a nest, and one he had watched hatch with his own eyes.

So what exactly had he brought back from that snake nest?

White Long transmigrated into a deformed little white snake that had just hatched, with two bumps on its head.

The animals in this world grew like they were on steroids. Even a baby rabbit that had only just been born could be a meter tall. They ate their siblings like they were crunchy, chicken-flavored spicy strips.

He was weak, pitiful, and helpless.

As Bai Long tapped his tail and tried to figure out how such a weak creature could survive in this dangerous world, a very handsome demi-human grabbed him by the neck and took him back to the tribe. The demi-human sadly told the chieftain, "Even if my fiance has turned into a fallen beast and can never take human form again, I still won't give up on him."

Bai Long was deeply moved, and felt sorry for him too. Poor kid, you've got the wrong fiance, you know that? Your actual fiance has probably already become spicy strips, just like my siblings, and been eaten by some bratty rabbit.

But to stay alive, Bai Long could only do his best to keep up his fiance secret identity, show how different he was from other fallen beasts, and help the tribe improve its living conditions. He also took on the responsibility of supporting the household and became obsessed with catching rabbits, raising rabbits, and eating rabbits to avenge his real fiance. All the while, he failed to notice the increasingly strange look Aya gave him.

Until one day, Aya's former fiance came looking for him...

Bai Long, after learning the truth: ...!!!

Theme: Don't give up too easily when you run into trouble. A miracle may be just around the corner.