Divine Son Reincarnated With A Domination System

It almost didn't seem like this guy had been talking about betrayals.

That was strange. 'Is what he's saying a lie, or does this guy not feel hatred?' Tang Yin thought curiously.

"Don't you want to take revenge? You say it like it's nothing, or you're not bothered by the betrayal." Tang Yin said, and the dragon laughed.@@novelbin@@

"Hahahaha, human, we dragons are not as vindictive as you. We are not so selfish as to hold a hatred for billions of years, hahahaha." He replied, laughing out loud.

His laughter didn't last long, and he quickly returned to normal mode.

"Well, I do want revenge, actually, though. But after thinking about it for billions of years, I've realized that showing your hatred or indifference won't do any good. What I say now about wanting revenge is no use, for I cannot do it."

"It is not words that matter, but deeds."

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Although puzzled by this strange dragon's sudden personality changes, Tang Yin eventually nodded. He felt that this peculiar guy was right.

Still, when he prepared to speak, the dragon spoke first.

"It's strange for you to ask me this, right? You just grabbed the castle that belonged to me at some point in history. Haven't you seen how big it is? It's bigger than entire planets. Haven't you wondered why it's like that? I lived there; it was my abode with my family." He spoke, causing Tang Yin to frown.

'Was it that big? It was in item form when I picked it up, so I didn't notice,' Tang Yin thought and looked inside, but the castle was in inventory.

He couldn't measure its distance so quickly.

'Administrator, is what he says true? Is the castle that big?' he asked, and the administrator's answer was not long in coming.

"As soon as you put it here, I noticed. It's like that guy says, this is a dragon castle. It's possibly bigger than the Eternal Sea planet on your plane." she replied, leaving Tang Yin stunned and unsure of how to react.

And because he remained silent, the dragon thought he was afraid, so he spoke again. "Well, don't worry, human. I don't care about treasures at this point. Many people have come here before, and they all seem to have the same level of power, but they all die of fear when they see me, so they haven't taken them. In your case, both of you are quite a bit weaker than everyone else, but you are the only ones who haven't died of fright after seeing me. So perhaps those treasures have some fate with both of you." After saying this, he leaned back again, for looking down was tiring for him, as there was a huge chain tying his neck.

That chain was not visible to Qingyue, but Tang Yin could see that it was a chain of some Primordial Law. The feeling it gave him reminded him of death, but it did not have the aura of death.

Tang Yin then nodded towards him. "From how you talk, it seems like you don't know what this place has become." Tang Yin said, realizing this.

That made the dragon look at him curiously. "Oh? Isn't this a world within the Primordial Worlds?" He said, but suddenly remembered what Tang Yin told him at the beginning and realized his mistake.

"Wait, you said you know nothing about the Primordial World? Then how the hell are you here? And how do you endure that power in your body?" he asked, getting up again. He had been sincere in what he said, but the human hadn't, he thought.

Tang Yin smiled, "I've never been to the Primordial World; I don't even know what it is. But you should know that the Eternal World is a massive summoning center throughout the universe for chosen people. No one knows who chooses them, but there are several requirements to enter. One of them is that you must not be very old. Also, cultivation will be suppressed until the first level of the Divine Master Realm so that everyone is on equal footing. It is a place of great opportunities for everyone." He replied, bringing shock to the dragon.

"A summoning world? Divine Master Realm? Cultivation? Are you talking about the Cultivation Laws created by the Great Inventor?" the dragon asked in shock, causing Tang Yin to suddenly become confused.

"Huh? Great Inventor? Cultivation Laws? What are you talking about?" he asked in shock.

The dragon didn't bother to answer him; instead, he quickly moved his head towards him. "Human, tell me. That cultivation you say, is it a Power Scale? Who uses it?" the dragon asked quickly.

The questions were strange to Tang Yin, but they gave him some information. 'This guy is from the Primordial World and doesn't know about the existence of cultivation... Could it be...?' Although shocked, Tang Yin suppressed the urge to ask questions and simply answered the guy's questions.

''That's right; cultivation is on a power scale. We all use it. But I don't know who the Great Inventor you're talking about is." Tang Yin replied.

That made the dragon's eyes sparkle with intensity. For a moment, he lost control of his power, and although this sea and huge chains restrained him, his power made the Eternal Sea shudder back and forth.

His face did not change—it was a draconic face, and not much could change. But inside him, waves rose.

'Haha.... Hahaha... Shit... You fucking bastard, you really are amazing, did you really make it?' His mind was filled with thoughts and memories of the past.

That past when a young, beautiful-looking man, who seemed to be the great star that adorned the sky of the Primordial World, stood up to announce that he was going to fight the impossible.

Who had more wisdom than he? Who could match him? Was his wisdom commensurate with his strength? Was his power commensurate with his intelligence? He would prove that he, who could fight the impossible, was born into this world.

But to do so and say so was an Eternal Sea of difference, everyone knew. So, no one paid attention to him at the time.

'Shit... I have to take it back then, you bastard. I said with my downfall, you could never accomplish what you set out to do, but you're the toughest bastard I've ever met, apparently.'

Somehow...

The Primordial Dragon of Cursed Eternity seemed to be happy and proud in his heart.