The Dragon King’s Harem System Chapter 346. Wounded Pride II

Novel: The Dragon King’s Harem System Author: Nanakawaichan Updated: Jun 07, 2026

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Dragon King's Harem Chapter 346. Wounded Pride II

Evelina's words caught my attention. "What do you an?" I asked, concern lacing my voice.

"In the future, he may frequently experience bouts of rage and increased sensitivity, angered by minor issues," Evelina elaborated.

She then shifted her focus to another wounded dragon nearby. "Including him. Their wounded pride might change their personality," she continued.

Returning her gaze to the dragon before her, Evelina's expression grew more solemn.

"Likewise with the serpent and the fairy," she added, her voice tinged with empathy.

The serpent's scales held a deep significance within their tribe, serving as a symbol of pride and identity. Yet, once forcibly removed or skinned, those scales would never grow back in the sa way.

Even if they did manage to regenerate, the new scales would grow abnormally.

Similarly, the fairy faced its own set of challenges. With its wings torn and damaged, flying would beco a near-impossible feat. Unlike larger creatures, the fairy's delicate wings were too small for prosthetics, leaving it reliant on wind magic for any hope of flight. This limitation would forever alter the fairy's way of life.

I took a deep breath. "So they need therapy," I murmured.

Evelina turned to . I could see the confusion in her eyes.

In my original world, therapy was a common practice—a ans of addressing ntal health issues and providing support for those in need. But here, in this realm, such resources were non-existent.

Realizing her confusion, I quickly clarified.

"It's like continuous ntal health treatnt sessions," I explained, my tone tinged with a sense of urgency. "Sothing I think is important for this kind of case."

"ntal health treatnt sessions?" Evelina echoed.

I nodded. "Yes," I confird. "Letting him return to his family in this condition will only make him suffer. He might take his anger out on his family or those around him. That will create new problems. But locking him up is the sa as what those lizards did. He has to calm himself first and find out what he can do for the rest of his life," I explained.

I could see Evelina's expression shift. A smile slowly spread across her face.

"I like that idea, Your Majesty," she said, her voice tinged with excitent. "May I participate in this?"

My thoughts drifted. It dawned on that our realm lacked any structured support system for those grappling with emotional distress or trauma.

'Indeed,' I murmured internally. 'Igixar doesn't have anything like this—a therapeutic space where individuals can seek healing and support.'

Realizing the urgency of the situation, I turned to Evelina with a thoughtful expression.

"Yes, you can," I affird.

"For the ti being, treatnt can be conducted in the healing tower," I suggested, albeit with a furrowed brow. "But perhaps we should delve deeper into this matter at a later ti." My mind raced with possibilities.

"In so severe cases," I continued, my tone growing somber, "we may need a separate facility to house them," I emphasized.

"It's a good idea, Your Majesty," Evelina nodded solemnly.

I offered her a gentle smile.

"For now, let's focus on healing their physical wounds," I encouraged, my tone gentle yet firm. "I have faith in your abilities."

Evelina's expression softened at my words, she t my gaze.

Without a word, I reached out to brush a few strands of hair from her face and took them, she looked up at in surprise, her eyes widening slightly.

With a tender smile, I leaned in to press a soft kiss against her hair.

"Don't forget to take care of yourself too," I reminded her gently.

"Take a rest if you're tired, and don't push yourself too hard," I urged.

Evelina's surprise gradually gave way to a warm smile.

"Thank you, Your Majesty," she murmured softly.

"I'll make sure to rember that," she promised with a blushing face.