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Beneath The Red Dragon

Chapter 169: 70: Song of the Giant Dragon (5)

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This is also what sets White Dragon Gomot apart from other Giant Dragons; he introduces the identity of a ruler more rationally, rather than purely relying on the instinctive preferences of a Giant Dragon to act.

This is also the reason why Karon did not release other Giant Dragons earlier, like Bronze Dragon Alina who expanded the cities and developed the territories.

In Karon's view, the Five-Color Dragons who have not experienced enough training and transformation are only suited for causing big events, not for managing big tasks. Many Five-Color Dragons are inconsistent, only paying attention to one thing at a time, neglecting others. It's hard to tell whether they are developing a territory or creating chaos in it.

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