Oh, Azgor is definitely not a good guy, haha. He might not be hostile toward the Warden, but there’s a reason he was called the Black Dragon of Calamity. As for whether the MC can actually get rid of him… well, that’s something we’ll have to discover as the story unfolds, haha.
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Random remark, before you (the author) mentioned Azgor has used certain means to grow to his size and powers I just assumed he’s a god and was born that way. He’d just been slumbering in the depths of the earth and the dwaves woke him.
Also, is there’s an explanation for why Azgor’s core wasn’t destroyed in the war? I feel it’s a sensible thing to do after they won.
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Because it’s an incredible source of power.
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Did I say that? I might be mixing things up, but I think at the time I was referring to how other dragons aren’t capable of growing as large or powerful as Azgor for specific reasons. The explanation for why Azgor is so much stronger and larger than the others will be revealed in his extra story in the next update.
As for why no one destroyed the core—when Emperor Rahatiel unleashed the combined magic of all the Aurelians present in a massive explosion, it vaporized all life within a several-kilometer radius. The area became a desolate wasteland, and not long after, dragons and other monsters began to flood in. The region, later known as the Dragonfell Mountains, became nearly impossible to traverse, and every expedition sent there vanished.
That is, until Idius led an expedition from Emberford and succeeded in reaching and retrieving the core. They were the first to make it that far, and they intended to harness its power—so no one ever had the chance to try destroying it.
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