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Vol. 4: With the two prized brothers gone, the first prince was left to finally unleash his wrath on the moonlight dragons!

Not only him, but even the primal dragons are becoming more of a threat to the clan that they were bound to protect. Sinclair, the overlord of the island, was on his way to gain greater power... but with a huge price to pay. 

Will the clan survive in his absence? When Sinclair returns, will he find the people important to him... still breathing?

Book: Bored of living all his reincarnations as an overlord of the moonlight dragon clan, Sinclair King decided to be reborn in the human land. There, he met the only person that managed to make his heart flutter, Ainsley Leneghan. However, an accident had happened, and Sinclair chose to share his dragon heart with Ainsley, thus decreasing his power.

With his clan elders and leaders breathing down on their necks and attempting to reverse the act, Sinclair and Ainsley tried their best to live normally as much as they could... until another dragon clan attacked the city that Sinclair claimed as his own.

When the push came to a shove, what could Sinclair sacrifice for his love? Why couldn't he just hold Ainsley for eternity?

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When Ainsley said so, the old man inside him started laughing. Then, his laughter grew louder and louder as if letting the whole world hear him. Ainsley didn't know what was happening, but he could only answer to Sinclair if ever he made things worse. He wanted to save Sinclair and Roth; the primal dragon was his only weapon. What was he supposed to do?

Stuart was only listening to Ainsley's voice. After the human grew silent, he then whispered: "I will take responsibility for your actions, Ainsley Leneghan. I am so sure that Master would call on the sleeping dragons to save his brother if he had the options.

"He only had one little brother, after all. He couldn't afford to be Unequivocal who could only cry in resentment. It's just that… if we ended up killing more of the serpents, they would blame Master for everything. Would that be okay with you?"

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