For Ink Porch, Sindra was just a pastime for him when he was bored.
Moreover, this pastime was very conscientious in preparing those gold coins and jewelry that he liked very much. She often found people to send him some food that was particularly small and exquisite for the dragon race, so he had a very good impression of Sindra.
At this moment, when Jiujiu told him that Sindra liked him very much, Ink Porch really did not feel anything.
In his mind, he was a dragon, so his future partner would naturally be a dragon. Even if Sindra was not a human, she was not a dragon either. It was impossible for him to be with Sindra.
For Ink Porch, Sindra was just a pastime when he was bored, but for Sindra, Ink Porch was her everything.
When she was not Sindra, her name was Angel. She was a carefree elf in the Magic Forest. She was born with a beautiful face and a beautiful voice. Even the most ferocious piranhas in the Magic Forest could not hurt her with her singing.
She lived a carefree life in the Enchanted Forest.
When she was hungry, she would eat a bite of fruit. When she was thirsty, she would drink a mouthful of sweet spring water. She was very happy.
And this happy life lasted until a few years ago, when she saw Ink Porch.
Ink Porch was so handsome, strong, and with a strong masculine charm, he conquered her in an instant. Even the Elf Prince could not make her look away.
Desire was like a prairie fire that made her toss and turn.
She missed Ink Porch day and night, missed that strong and handsome man.
More than once, she thought about how good it would be if Ink Porch was her other half.
It was okay to think about such things once, but after thinking about it too many times, it would breed a lot of necessary desires.
Sindra once thought about how great it would be if Ink Porch was her other half. Then, she kept thinking about what it would be like if Ink Porch was her other half. She even thought about what their child would be called after they had a child.
However, the more she thought about it, the sadder Sindra realized that her identity as an elf meant that she could not be together with a dragon like Mo Xiao.
Let's not talk about whether Ink Porch knew that there was a little elf in this world who had been thinking about him day and night. Even the Elf Clan Leader would not be willing.
Moreover, she was the Elf Prince's next wife. She could not and could not be with Ink Porch.
Sindra knew that she shouldn't continue thinking about Ink Porch, but her heart kept telling her that she had to think about it because Mo Xiao was the man she wanted.
The two voices in her mind kept fighting. In the end, Sindra gave in to her own desires. She wanted Ink Porch.
It was impossible to continue staying in the Elf Tribe in the Magic Forest. So, Sindra did the most dangerous thing in her life for the love she wanted.
She became a fallen elf.
Fallen elves were elves who practiced dark magic.
Dark magic was a legendary magic that only witches knew.
For love, Sindra went to the forbidden area of the Magic Forest. In the cave in the middle of the lake, she found the witch and made a deal with her. She used her looks in exchange for the dark magic that she had always dreamed of and left the Magic Forest with the identity of a fallen elf.
When Sindra first came to human society, she did not adapt very well.
However, the existence of Ink Porch gave her the courage to continue staying in human society.
In an accident, she took over Sindra's body and began to use dark magic to charm humans, becoming a famous princess.
She knew that Ink Porch was a dragon and liked gold and treasures. So, she used her dark magic to charm people and constantly found people to provide her with gold and treasures.
After meeting Ink Porch, she naturally expressed her feelings of admiration and left Ink Porch in the golden cage that she had created for him.
Sindera thought that with this Golden Dragon Son, she would be willing to provide Mo Xuan with a steady stream of gold coins and treasures. Sooner or later, Mo Xuan would be moved by her and stay in her palace forever.
But now, looking at Ink Porch's heartless back, Sindra only felt that her heart was broken.
She gave up everything that she could give.
She gave up her most precious appearance, abandoned her elf tribe, and even sold her body to get entangled with those lecherous princes and kings for Ink Porch. However.
Her efforts did not make Ink Porch stay. It was really like a falling flower that wants to follow the flowing water, but the flowing water does not have the heart to love the falling flower.
But now, Sindra was already riding a tiger and could not get off. She had given too much for Ink Porch. If she could not get Ink Porch, then all her previous efforts would be in vain. So, even if she knew that Ink Porch still did not have her in his eyes, she could only bite the bullet and continue.
Ink Porch took away all the gold and treasures she had collected, and it was obvious that he would not come back.
Ink Porch would not come back, so there was no need for her to continue to stay.
Moreover, she herself thought that the most perfect plan did not succeed in making Ink Porch stay. She was prepared to ask the witch for help to get Ink Porch.
This time, no matter what the witch wanted, she would give it to her.
After sorting out her emotions, Sindra left the kingdom.
Sindra hurried to the Enchanted Forest. The king, who had finally prepared the betrothal gifts, also hurried to the Enchanted Forest.
He wanted to see the prince and ask him why he had done that.
The king felt dizzy when he thought about how the prince had casually given away the treasures that had been passed down for generations.
When Sindra arrived at the Enchanted Forest, the king had just arrived.
The king stood in front of the enchanted forest boundary and explained his purpose in a low voice. The boundary opened from the inside, and the child of the forest who had received the king last time came out and asked directly, "Where are the betrothal gifts?"
When the king heard the child of the forest ask about the betrothal gifts, he hurriedly ordered the guards to bring the gifts to the child of the forest for him to inspect.
The child of the forest's eyes swept across the gifts that the king had painstakingly prepared. Then, he ordered the guards to bring the gifts in.
When he saw the last of the gifts being carried in by the child of the forest, the king immediately grew anxious and asked, "When will I be able to see my son?"
When he heard the king say that he wanted to see the prince, the child of the forest's originally gentle face instantly revealed a ferocious expression. He glared fiercely at the king and said in a shrill voice, "Do you think you can meet the dragons just because you want to?"
The king, who had not expected the child of the forest to say such a thing, was stunned.
Before the king could react, he saw the child of the forest summon a group of other children of the forest to surround them.
The child of the forest's leader had a ferocious expression. "If you don't leave now, don't blame us for being rude."
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