Hao Qi said to Ganishka and Daiba, "Similarly, the word 'Overlord' in our culture carries a meaning akin to a 'True Dragon.' The two can be seen as equivalent. The Griffith I know, before he became a member of the God Hand, resembled the description of a True Dragon from my homeland: resourceful, skilled in evaluating and employing talent, a military genius, and well-versed in politics and economics. Moreover, he possessed immense good fortune. He happened to be around when Midland was embroiled in a grueling war, and the king of that generation happened to have only one daughter, whom he also fell in love with. Combining all these factors, he truly possessed the potential to become a dragon—a very high probability indeed."
"Become a dragon?" Ganishka clearly did not understand what Hao Qi meant by "True Dragon." This world did have legends of dragons, but they were the fiercest of monsters, categorized as natural disasters. In the history of the China of his past life—the culture Hao Qi grew up in—the dragon was a mythological being, an honorific title for an emperor.
Ganishka thought for a moment and said, "You mean the stature of an Overlord, right? The emperor of the strongest kingdom that unified the entire continent over a thousand years ago. Do you believe the Falcon of Light could actually unify all the kingdoms?"
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