“Screaaaam!”

Vivid memories unfolded from a very distant and ancient past.

“I love you!”

“You look marvelous today!”

“You are so beautiful!”

In the era when the divine realm and Earth frequently interacted, I was a human created by God with utmost affection and sincerity during my first life.

Wherever I went, I was praised, as I was a being passionately crafted by God, akin to an artist.

‘It’s only natural for me to be beautiful and splendid. So, hurry up and give me more praise and worship.’

My abundant hair shimmered with a unique violet hue, and my eyes were no different.

My skin was also pure and spotless, as soft as fluff. After my birth, the second generation of humans looked up to me, awestruck by my differentness.

‘Huh? What’s with the dragon?’

The day I met the little dragon was just like any other. I stood in front of a huge tree, taking various poses and delighting in the compliments I received, when I noticed a creature crouching some distance away with its wings folded.

“Everyone should go now.”

“Yes!”

“Our angel must be tired, let’s come back later!”

Driven by curiosity to observe closely, I sent my followers away and promptly moved.

Step, step[Dash].

As I walked lightly over a field mixed with white and yellow flowers, I assessed the condition of the young dragon. Its bluish scales appeared uncomfortably dark.

“Grr?”

Observing its pain, the creature opened one eye when it could no longer withstand my piercing gaze.

“Starving and out of energy?”

I found a half-eaten mushroom nearby as I sat down at a distance and spoke to it.

“Huh?”

The mushroom, identifiable by its red body and white spots, could cause various pains such as abdominal pain and headaches when consumed by a young specimen.

‘Looks like it left its habitat and ate whatever it could find due to hunger.’

I clicked my tongue and shrugged my shoulders.

“What to do now…”

I was always worshiped and never cared for a small, weak creature, causing me to ponder for a moment.

‘It seems to have a fever; I should take it home first.’

Unable to ignore the creature’s growing pain and pitiful cries, I decided to take it home.

“You’ll be returned to your habitat once your fever subsides.”

I cautiously picked up the feverish young dragon and spoke curtly.

“This is a premium leather cushion offered by humans who admire me. You may rest here as a special privilege.”

Upon arriving home, I laid the creature, which seemed to be having difficulty even breathing, in a soft place to recover.

“Stay put.”

“Grr…”

The young dragon barely managed a response before slumping down.

“Never thought I’d help a young dragon in my life.”

I moved to the room where I kept gifts and various supplies, rummaging through the shelves and murmuring.

“It’s a waste of treasure, but it can’t be helped.”

Feeling compassion, I searched for medicine to alleviate the creature’s symptoms.

‘Universal Powder.’

Though there were herbs with antipyretic effects, boiling and processing them would take too much time.

More than anything, I wanted to use something that showed immediate effects, so I chose a medicine I had been carefully storing for years.

‘I’m not sure if it will work on a dragon, but as it’s a gift from God, it should be effective.’

Holding a pouch containing Universal Powder, I hurried back to where the young dragon was, praying that it would work.

“You’ll be alright now.”

I gently smiled and opened the pouch. I then sprinkled the Universal Powder evenly over the young dragon’s head and body.

Swoosh[Dash].
The powder of omnipotence emitted a blue light like a sapphire gem, then transformed into a brilliant gold and seeped in.

“Grrr!”

Shortly thereafter, YongYong, who was startled by the unfamiliar sensation from the powder of omnipotence, didn’t know what to do.

“You’re awake.”

I tried to calm the flustered creature, but it was too cautious. It lowered its body as if stretching, and its tail stood straight up, clearly signaling to keep away.

“Just stay still. I don’t mean to harm you; I’m trying to heal you.”

Thinking that the Dragon Tribe might come looking for the young one, and feeling its fever disappear like magic, I decided to take it with me.

“Let’s go to your habitat. Your family must be waiting for you.”

Despite my warmest smile to ease the tension, the creature bolted away in a flash.

“What is this little guy doing!”

Caught off guard by YongYong’s unexpected behavior, I ran around gasping for air.

“Stop, you!”

Unlike when it was sick, its energy was overflowing, zipping around the house at high speed.

To some extent, it circled around at a speed comparable to an arrow flying near the ceiling. So, it was hard to keep up.

“Got you!”

I was worried it might damage valuable objects or paintings, so after an hour-long struggle, I was finally able to tightly hold YongYong in my arms.

“Grrr…”

“I won’t let you go until we reach your habitat.”

I kept my grip until we got close to the entrance of its habitat, where I finally let go of the embrace that was not exactly imprisonment.

“You troublesome creature.”