CHAPTER 349. FEAR AND RAGE I

Dragon King's Harem Chapter 349. Fear And Rage I

Our conversation was abruptly interrupted by a thunderous roar. 

Before I could even process the sound, screams pierced the air, mingling with guttural grunts. The bad news? It came from the healing tent.

Reacting swiftly, I gestured to Eir, motioning for him to guard the camp. 

Jyne and I wasted no time in hastening towards the commotion. 

We reached the healing tent. A surge of adrenaline coursed through my veins.

Without hesitation, we flung open the flaps. What we found was exactly as I had feared.

It was chaotic and tense as the two wounded dragons, now awake, thrashed in fear and confusion. 

Their movements were wild and erratic, claws slashing and jaws snapping as they roared in distress. 

Despite their injuries, their primal instincts as dragons drove them to lash out aggressively.

Al's focus had shifted from his Magic Pouch to the immediate threat. He unleashed his Shadow Bind skill, casting dark tendrils of magic to ensnare one of the rampaging dragons, temporarily immobilizing it.

Meanwhile, Evelina used her Barrier skill around the other dragon, containing its movements and preventing it from attacking the surrounding healers and soldiers. 

The dragon soldiers attempted to calm the rampaging dragons, speaking to them in soothing tones and reassuring them that they were among friends and that their suffering was at an end. 

However, their efforts seemed to fall on deaf ears as the dragons continued their frenzied onslaught.

Meanwhile, the healers sprang into action. With swift and decisive movements, they began to gather the patients and their medical equipment into one centralized location, huddling together in a corner of the tent for added protection.

Two healers stationed themselves at the back of the makeshift refuge, their daggers at the ready as they prepared for the possibility of needing to tear open the tent and evacuate the patients in case of an emergency. 

The remaining healers positioned themselves at the front of the group as they readied their barrier spells to shield the patients. 

With firm steps, I approached the two rampaging dragons, my gaze sharp and unwavering despite the chaos. 

Once I drew nearer, it became increasingly evident that these creatures were in strong trauma reactions.

In situations involving humans, calming techniques and sedatives might be employed to alleviate distress and prevent further harm. 

However, dealing with dragons presented a unique set of challenges. Their formidable size, strength, and thick hide made traditional methods of intervention impractical and potentially dangerous.

I assessed the situation carefully. It was clear that attempting to reason with them verbally would likely prove futile.

In the absence of feasible sedation methods, I knew that physical restraint would be necessary. 

My hand extended forward. "Telekinetic," I muttered under my breath.

Invisible energy crackled in the air as my telekinetic power surged forth, enveloping the dragons in its grasp.

The invisible force bound their massive bodies tightly, restraining their frenzied movements. 

"Dragons!" I shouted, my voice cutting through the chaos with authority. 

"Don't you recognize your own king?!" I knew that this approach was drastic, perhaps even harsh, but in the face of their primal rage, words of reason would fall upon deaf ears.

The dragons, caught in the grip of my telekinetic power, seemed to pause in their onslaught, their movements momentarily stilled.

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