I created the Bureau of Anomaly Control

…A long, long time ago, there was a great civilization called the Rama Empire. They ruled almost half of the planet, built cities on the edge of the Earth's crust, and raised countless islands into the sky.

Even beneath the stars, they had territory.

But our story takes place before these great miracles were born, when the Rama Empire hadn't even ruled all the known surface, and was just one of countless kingdoms.

Outside the human territory, there were countless terrifying monsters threatening the race. Almost every month, a kingdom was destroyed by inhuman monsters, and new kingdoms rose from the ground.

This was a dark age.

Let's start before the story begins.

The previous king of the Rama Empire was called the Pioneer. He was an extraordinary warrior who led his people to open up countless territories, eliminated many monster tribes, and annexed the lands that once belonged to them, gradually developing a medium-sized country into the prototype of an empire.

However, just as he was preparing to flex his muscles, unite the surrounding countries to expand outwards, and bring the Rama Empire to a glorious and grand scale, the invincible and mighty king suddenly died.

And the one who took his life was a legendary creature that is now almost extinct—a giant carnivorous lizard with hideous bat wings, which we now commonly call a dragon.

Ironically, it was no accident that this dragon killed the Pioneer. The territory where it used to live is now the most prosperous trading city in the Rama Kingdom, and it was driven out of its home by the Pioneer during the Rama Kingdom's expansion.

But its parents and siblings were not so lucky.

Those dragons who occupied huge amounts of treasure were beheaded by the brave and great Pioneer, and hung high on the twelve gates of the Golden City.

Only this little dragon, who had just been born that year, escaped the blade that could cut off the sunlight in the wails and struggles of its parents tearing through the sky, flapping its wings that had not yet fully grown.

However, the little dragon's tail was also cut off by the Pioneer, so after it escaped, the Pioneer also issued a wanted order for the tailless dragon, but unfortunately, this monster never appeared in the kingdom again.

No one thought that in just nine hundred years, the little fat dragon who had fled in panic had grown into a sinister dragon capable of killing the great Pioneer. No one knows how it did such a terrible thing.

But what's worse is that it not only killed the Pioneer, but also kidnapped the Pioneer's heir—the young princess who had just turned sixteen, which also made the Rama Kingdom without any legal ruler.

Fortunately, the Pioneer's half-sister, the great Forger, took over the scepter and temporarily ruled the Rama Kingdom as regent, and issued a reward throughout the territory.

Anyone who can rescue the princess from the dragon's hands can obtain countless gold and silver treasures, be ennobled as a powerful duke, have their own vast territory and servants, and drink from the Fountain of Youth.

There are even rumors that the Forger is willing to personally select suitable royal members to match him up with the person who saves the princess, to help him successfully join the royal family.

Of course, provided that he himself has this intention, and that royal members are interested in him.

These are the pre-story introductions, now let's bring the story's perspective back to the protagonist.

In a corner of the kingdom, there is a young man named Mann, he is a hardworking and ordinary farmer, who has depended on his sister Chen Yun since he was a child, and has never thought that he would have anything to do with a dragon in his life.

But fate likes to play tricks on mortals, doesn't it?

Just as the Regent issued the reward, Mann's sister suddenly contracted a strange disease. Her healthy body instantly became withered, and her flesh melted on her body at an alarming rate. Her originally fair and beautiful skin was tightly attached to her bones, and the beautiful woman turned into a terrifying skinned skeleton.

What's even more terrifying is that Chen Yun, who was already so terrifying, did not die, but was still hanging on to her breath, which gave the poor Mann hope like a bubble, but when he sold his property and found all the famous doctors around, no one could diagnose what disease Chen Yun had contracted.

In despair, the ordinary Mann saw the reward.

Since the Regent is willing to give endless wealth to those who save the princess, then she will definitely be willing to help him cure his sister's incurable disease, so he found a trustworthy doctor and gave him all his wealth.

And Mann said to him:

"Wasn't I just on the beach? How did I suddenly appear here, and where did the guy with the strange halo on his face go? What's going on with the scene in front of me?

"Wait, something seems wrong…"

Mann keenly observed the surroundings...

Cough cough!

Sorry, I was distracted just now, I told the wrong story here, let me revise it a little bit and drag our protagonist back on track.

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In despair, the young Mann, who used to be a knight, saw the reward.

'No, my memories seem to be blurring.' Mann looked at the doctor in front of him suspiciously, "This doesn't seem like the normal procedure for using medicine, shouldn't I have already…"

Wait, it seems that the protagonist of this story is a bit too active, but this is also a good thing, as they often say, good stories are often guided by characters.

After all, if the characters in your story are real enough, they will have their own consciousness. If the storyteller forcibly violates their own consciousness, it will destroy the story itself.

But sometimes we can also do a little trick and gently turn the direction of the characters' progress.

…………

In despair, the warlock Mann, who had awakened since he was a child, finally stopped concealing his magical power that had developed to an extremely powerful level, and was determined to use this terrifying power to defeat the dragon for his sister, and seek help from the Regent to cure the curse of the evil god on his sister.

So he found a trustworthy doctor, gave him all his wealth, and said:

"Please take care of my sister during the time I am away. If I see anything that shouldn't have happened to her when I come back, your fate will be the same as this stone."

At the same time, Mann used telekinesis to crush the stone floating in the air.

"I promise to take care of your sister." The doctor said in horror.

This time it's finally right, okay, our Mann is so prepared, and finally plans to embark on the long journey to crusade against the dragon, but even if he really doesn't die on the road to hunt down the dragon, successfully rescues the princess and finds a way to lift the curse…

But by then, will his sister still be alive?

Hehehe, let's wait and see

The story has just begun.

Tried hard to write a chapter