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Part 2: The Second Customer, Covered in Leaves

A new step: pull the leaves off before anything gets wet. It is also where the game first says a service does not exist here. Every route choice copies it.

9/16/2026 Drag'n Wash Wiki Editorial Team Last updated: 9/16/2026
Part 2: The Second Customer, Covered in Leaves video
Small red dragon standing on the tiles of the Drag'n Wash bay

Earlier episodes taught you how to play. This one gets going.

It brings three new things: a second customer, a new kind of dirt, and the first dialogue choice where the game says “we do not offer that here”.

Every route choice after this copies the same template.

The new step: pick, then wash

This customer is not just dirty. He is covered in leaves and plant matter.

Water and soap will not fix that. The leaves would clog the drain. So the wash opens with a step the first episode never needed:

OrderWhat you doWhy
1Pull the leaves off by hand, before anything gets wetLoose matter blocks the drain
2Wet him downSoap only works on a wet surface
3Soap and scrubBack to the standard loop
4RinseUnchanged

Here is the useful part: the dirt type changes with the customer.

The first thing to decide is not “how do I scrub this”. It is “is scrubbing even the right answer”. The beginner guide covers the standard six steps. This episode is the first to show when they do not apply.

That dialogue choice is making a point

Halfway through, the customer asks whether the shop offers a certain service.

You pick an option. The game gives you a polite no.

Notice this: both visible options lead to almost the same refusal. The game is establishing that the service does not exist here. It is not letting you talk your way into it.

The customer pushes back and says the shop should add it. Your character’s read, on screen, is that the idea is physically impossible for a kobold anyway.

It plays as a joke. It also plants something the later episodes pay off.

Who this customer is

The dialogue names him outright: Conrad.

His route closes out the whole series. His name also appears in the official patch notes.

Two details are worth catching:

  • The dialogue calls him a red dragon.
  • Your character notes he is no longer acting submissive like he did on earlier visits.

These are small writing cues. They show the relationship is tracked across episodes instead of resetting each time.

Which colours and names are official and which are player inference is laid out on the dragon customers page.

What viewers are talking about

Eight comments as of 16 September 2026. Most are about the title, not the game. The top ones joke about the thumbnail.

The most informative one is a worldbuilding observation:

“この世界のドラゴンウォッシュサービスは大体そういうサービスもセットなのかな? ということはこの世界のドラゴンは総じてかなりお盛んなのかな?…いいねぇ…”

Roughly: if customers expect that from a wash service, then dragons in this setting must be a very energetic bunch. The channel agrees.

Someone else scores the game “best of the year, for adults”. For the intended audience, that is a fair summary.

Watch it with

For the standard order this episode breaks, read the beginner guide. For this customer’s full route, start with the Conrad playthrough. For the professor in the next episode, go to Part 3.

Sources

Title, channel, length, upload date and view count come from YouTube metadata read on 16 September 2026. The step breakdown and dialogue summary are based on the video’s own audio and on-screen text. The title translation is the editor’s. Conrad’s name and the level 8 interaction come from the official Kobold Hotfix announcement. Three dragons, three endings and the ~90-minutes-per-route figure come from the official Steam store page.

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