Jessica believed that Lulunaka and Marina were not around. She believed that Zhendina was isolated from the crowd like an orphan who had lost her home.
Lulunaka, who was cooking the Worm Dragon, and Marina, who had lost her eyes, were also not around. Jessica did not know when the two of them disappeared. It was not something that happened long ago, nor was it something that had just happened.
Their sudden disappearance gave the impression that they had abandoned Zhendina.
However, Jessica, who knew a little about Zhendina, knew that Lulunaka would not abandon Zhendina just like that. However, they were indeed not around for the time being. Even her carriage, which could be disassembled, was gone.
The cylinder that emitted a beam of light that seemed to penetrate the sky, and the alchemy pot that was burning with blue light, had disappeared along with the carriage.
Of course, it was impossible that no one had seen the light that pierced the sky.
Gade, who was on the side, asked, "Boss, what's with that light?
It's been bright for a few days. The lords and nobles around here are all nervous. "
After Gade calmed down, he finally asked the second question that he had been wanting to ask.
He was able to bring so many people here quickly because Jessica had told him to follow the direction of the beam of light. When they got close, the light disappeared, and the area returned to silence.
However, what had happened in the past could not just disappear from people's hearts. Especially for the people who were here now, the flesh kitchen in front of them was too stimulating. Some people could not stand it and vomited the contents of their stomachs.
"This thing has a core," Junia said to Gade.
Junia said to Gade, "I dug out its core. It took some time for that thing to dissipate."
"Dragon's crystal?"
Gade immediately thought of something he knew and followed Junia's words. "There really is such a thing, but shouldn't it be something good that can be preserved?"
Gade gestured with his hands. "This is not a manor. It can even replace a city!"
Junia shook his head. "There's no such thing left behind."
He turned to look at the Worm Dragon's head. "Do you think something left behind by such a dragon would be a treasure?"
Gade scratched his head as he looked at the monster that didn't even have eyes or horns. It only had a hole-like mouth. "That's true … This place stinks. It doesn't look like it has anything good on it … But is it really a dragon?"
Gade wasn't doubting Junia. No matter what it was, looking at its size, the flesh and blood on the ground, and the ground that had been corroded into a green color … No matter what it was, whether it was a dragon or not, it was probably no different from a giant dragon.
"No matter what it is, it's already dead."
Junia replied, "Tell your men to be careful. Don't let them encounter anything dangerous."
Junia looked at the ruined manor. "And the things in the ruins … Find someone to look after them. Don't let them hide the things that are still intact."
"Is it something valuable?" Gade asked.
If it was just something valuable, Junia wouldn't care.
He followed Lulunaka to this place and watched her every move. Junia didn't say anything, but he knew what to do.
The things in this place couldn't be touched by ordinary people. Just Lulunaka's happy smile made him wary of this place.
Those formless things had probably been cleaned up by Lulunaka's lantern. Even if there were remnants, they wouldn't be able to cause any trouble. As for the most threatening Worm Dragon, he had already killed it.
It seemed like the danger had disappeared, but Junia didn't dare to relax.
This gloomy manor, those strange portraits, and the completely illogical internal structure of the building all gave people a sense of discomfort.
Junia didn't take any chances. He would personally clean up the ruins.
While Junia was cleaning up, not far from the Worm Dragon, Lulunaka was putting something on Marina.
It was a half-mask that could cover the eyes. It had a round shape and a shiny black surface. It looked like it was made of polished gems.
Of course, it wasn't a gem. It was a small thing that Lulunaka had made — it was the outer shell of the Worm Dragon.
Even though its body was dirty like a worm, its outer shell was very hard and had a metallic luster. For Lulunaka, this was a good material. She didn't need to find a gem to polish it.
Moreover, the gem might not be as suitable as the outer shell of the Worm Dragon. If the gem covered Marina's eyes, her eyes would emit lasers.
Even though it would be an interesting development, Lulunaka didn't come here to tease Marina. She came here to compensate her.
Lulunaka's movements were very gentle. She placed the black goggles on Marina's eyes.
There were no additional restraints. Only a piece of eye protection was attached to Marina's face, covering the upper half of her face, leaving only her nostrils, mouth, and chin exposed.
"Very good, very perfect."
Lulunaka nodded with satisfaction. Her careful polishing was not in vain. No matter how she looked at it, Marina now looked like she was wearing a polished black gem on her face.
"With this, there shouldn't be a problem of losing control." Lulunaka walked to her carriage.
Knowing that Jessica had contacted a wild card, she drove the Fantastic Idea to the side after her work on the Worm Dragon was almost done. She didn't want to attract attention.
Skinning a dragon was not an easy job, and skinning an insect was even more troublesome. Moreover, this was not the only job she had on her hands. She still had to clean the core that had miraculously been preserved.
It was rare for something to be intact, but now it was so dirty. She really couldn't stand it.
Even if this part couldn't do anything, it still looked good after being cleaned. Why did these people always take things that they didn't want to use and forcefully add the effect they wanted … And they even succeeded.
When Lulunaka went back to the carriage to rummage through things, Marina touched the mask on her face.
It didn't have the coldness of the gem. It had a trace of warmth. This was no longer an external object. It had become a part of her body.
After wearing the goggles, Marina could feel that her brain, which was always in a whirlpool, finally calmed down a little.