Now, who knows exactly what kind of selection process the primordial dragon used to decide who gets what and why?
Maybe he did some sort of coin toss or just shut his eyes and randomly picked from all the available beings back then.
If anything, Riley was just hoping their progenitor didn't pick based on personality. Because if that were the case, the new immortal was rather certain he'd feel annoyed at having reliable ancestors.
Like during that time, couldn't they have had someone who just wanted to laze around?
Seriously, a salted fish would have been better and far safer!
But in the end, it didn't really matter how Riley felt about the great distribution. Because the primordial dragon really did allocate his gifts to everyone anyway.
Although calling them gifts might have been a little far off when one heir thought it was really more of a curse than a blessing.
