In Lambas, Becky and Sandinalan stepped out of the Domain lightly. They were still in the bedroom that they were in previously — Becky's expression was not very good. After witnessing the final battle, anyone's heart would be abnormally heavy.
Just a moment ago, Becky had witnessed something that would leave the future generations in awe —
The entire army that was besieging the Abyss Continent was captured by the figure standing in front of the Teleportation Gate in an unimaginable manner. Then, the figure forcefully tore a rift the size of a lake on the Teleportation Gate and threw all of them into it!
Following that, a violent explosion engulfed everything. The reinforcements that were not captured were completely annihilated. Sandinalan and the Gold Dragons disappeared from this world forever.
This part of history that would probably never be known by outsiders was presented in front of Becky. Not only did it give her an understanding of the cruelty of war, but it also gave her a glimpse of another part of history.
Most of the records in the history books were vague. Such a realistic and clear reappearance of the scene might be the dream of any historian. However, it was obvious that Sandinalan was not a sentimental elder. She naturally had her own reasons for bringing Becky to see these things.
"The Abyss. That is a place that I am never willing to recall."
The elder sat down on the chair again. Her voice was filled with exhaustion. Becky sat beside her and gently held the Elf's hand. She was silent, but she was transmitting her strength silently. Facing the memories of fear and pain, Elder Sandinaran would definitely fall into a strange cycle of emotions. Becky was using her own strength to pull her away from the cycle.
"Many brought me away from that place. It feels good to return from the Abyss. It feels really good."
She took a deep breath. "I am glad that I am still alive today. The people who followed me to the Abyss have all passed away. Even the Gold Dragons are the same. Perhaps the only exception is the clan leader who was severely injured."
"Clan leader?"
"Hertz, the giant dragon that controls time and space has escaped from that land of sin … That fellow from the Eastern Continent is not a simple person. Perhaps you are not interested in what I have to say. However, that fellow has returned to this world once again."
"Once again …"
Becky recalled the terrifying aura coming from the Velen Kingdom, and her heart tightened.
"Of course. Perhaps only we High Elves know of some secrets that no one dared to confirm back then," said the High Elves with a sense of superiority, "The King of the Eastern Continent … Heh, perhaps I should say that there is no King in the Eastern Continent."
Becky was silent, waiting for the elder to reveal the secret that had been sealed for many years.
"The God they believe in is no weaker than the Demon God Garen's reputation in the Central Continent. Credill … This name hasn't appeared in this continent for a long time."
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"Why did you let him go?"
The person in front of him was none other than Evelyn, the leader of the red dragons.
His tone wasn't gentle, but Evelyn wasn't surprised.
"He's already very pitiful. Exterminating him won't bring him any benefits. On the contrary, it might be the destruction of a precious race."
Evelyn was sitting in the hall of Count's mansion in Oditore, in the same posture as the last time she was here.
Of course, there weren't any other members of the dragon race beside her, only Carolina was standing quietly beside her.
One couldn't blame Evelyn for speaking in such a tone. This time, the Sith Court had suffered a great loss. Other than the death of more than five hundred soldiers, the Troll Warriors had also lost a hundred and twenty-one Troll Warriors because they were close to the city wall in the dark.
This might not be a huge number in any battle in history, but to Evelyn, this was the consequence he had to bear.
Or rather, the bitter fruit.
Herzy left quietly, and Evelyn didn't try to stop him. The culprit who had destroyed half of the Sistine Chapel had left right under the noses of so many people without paying any price. No matter how calm and collected many people were, it didn't make sense for them to do so.
"Why?
Are you doubting my decision? "
Evelyn's question caused the atmosphere to tense up when she saw Evelyn's unnatural expression.
They could not help but feel nervous. Even with Klimt's current strength, there was no way for them to fight against the Red Dragon Race. From a strength point of view, Evelyn alone was enough to fight against all the experts of Klimt, big and small. Especially now that they had signed an alliance contract …
Evelyn was in a weak position in the alliance army, and this brought about a lack of right to speak.
Whoever had the bigger fist would be the one to speak. This logic wouldn't change because of other objective factors.
"I need to understand his identity. The dragons can choose not to help Klimt, but I need to understand who my enemy is."
Evelyn was no longer silent and humble, and her words caused the atmosphere to reach a freezing point. "The ones who have lost are the Sith Court. This … is my territory, not your dragon territory."
Her words were sonorous and powerful, but they weren't mixed with emotional anger.
The entire hall was so quiet that even the sound of breathing could be heard.
Sylvia and Flora were sitting beside Evelyn. After seeing this scene, they simultaneously sat up straight, as if they were afraid that Evelyn would stand up and do something overboard due to her emotions. However, it was clear that Evelyn wasn't as impatient as they imagined. Today, Evelyn had the temperament and self-restraint of a leader. She could hold her own long ago.
"The leader of the golden dragons, Herzi Pajeraska. I've told you his identity. What do you have to say for yourself?"
Evelyn didn't pester Evelyn. Instead, she told Evelyn the name that hadn't appeared on the continent for a long time. Her colorful eyes stared sharply at Evelyn, and her tone changed. She continued, "Watch your attitude. I don't want an insignificant territory to make me feel unhappy. Herzi's arrival today was inevitable. His goal was to see me, and it has nothing to do with you."
"Don't think too highly of yourself. You're just a human."
Evelyn stood up and walked out of the room without looking back. Evelyn left Evelyn, who was sitting at the side with narrowed eyes, quietly watching her back.
Carolina turned around and looked at Evelyn. Her expression was indescribably ugly. She never expected that the negotiation would fall apart like this. Why would her usually steady mother suddenly act like this?!
She quickly chased after Evelyn, but Carolina realized that she was blocked by a barrier. Evelyn turned around slightly and said in a barely audible voice, "Don't die for an idiot. The red dragons aren't that lowly."
After that, she disappeared without a trace. At the same time, she didn't cause any ripples at all.
The battle between the two dragon leaders suddenly brought endless trouble to Evelyn. The reconstruction of Sith's Court would take a long time. Of course, this was also a chance for expansion. However, in this chaotic era, who could predict when they would be attacked?
Evelyn didn't say anything. Pandora stood up and walked to the door. She sniffed softly, as if she was sensing the scent that the dragon leader left behind.
"It was just a roar that looked like a warning."
Pandora shrugged. She had a relaxed look on her face that no one else had. She returned to the hall and sat down again. "Since you all know the answer, I won't embarrass myself."