432. White Dragon

Inez didn't want to admit that she was awake at this moment.

She knew what she was doing.

But she couldn't deny the truth.

When she threatened and frightened Nellie, wanting to tear her intestines from her stomach, Inez enjoyed it.

The feeling was truly unique.

She had succumbed to some external force.

But this force didn't directly manipulate her mind.

It simply told her how wonderful and fascinating it would be to be unrestrained.

Inez felt her brain being stuffed into a special way of thinking.

The pleasure, satisfaction, and even happiness brought by wickedness and indulgence were all far greater than Inez's previous level – the feelings that normal humans should have.

This was the White Dragon's way of thinking.

The difference between humans and dragons isn't just power, size, or appearance.

Humans and dragons are entirely different.

This is the so-called nature in the mouths of ordinary people.