The owner of that territory had an unlimited right to defend it against any trespassing dragons.
If trespassers were killed as a result, other dragons would only scorn them for their foolishness.
That's why Zog couldn't figure out what was going on with this cluster of dragons.
Judging from the footprints, the dragons were of various ages—mostly adults and sub-adults, with a few older ones and several juvenile dragons. Despite their numbers, they posed no threat to Zog.
Honestly, he could just lock the gates and let Doudou handle them.
This composition looked like several families fleeing together, not some reckless young dragons looking for their own territory.
With older dragons in the group, they should have recognized Zog's mark.
Although he didn't socialize much with his own kind, legends about him were widespread among the Dragon Race.
Back in the day, he was a famous idol among dragons.
