Shut Up, Malevolent Dragon! I Don’t Want to Have Any More Children With You

"So, what you're saying is that the reason you were able to locate the Thunder Core Instrument and the Crown wasn't due to years of intelligence gathering, but because you had another way to confirm the location of these divine relics, right?"

"Previously, Carl and Talos went to the Snow Elf tribe in search of Xiaoxue. In just a few years, several groups arrived to take her in. Compared to that, Vida and Cecilia's pace in searching for relics was at least dozens of times slower."

And now, combining that with what Safina just said—'Kaiser’s target is the Key of Time'—Leon had every reason to suspect that their method of locating relics was completely different from his side’s.

Hearing Leon’s pointed question, Safina raised an eyebrow.

"Is that really where your focus is? If I’m not mistaken, that key is currently in your possession, and Kaiser’s forces are already fighting over it. But instead of worrying about the battle, you're more concerned with how we find these things?"

Leon crossed his arms and slowly exhaled. That gesture alone signified that they had no further questions for Safina. Once this conversation ended, the fight would resume.

"You don’t need to worry about that, Safina."

Leon’s response was brief.

Safina’s gaze flickered slightly, but she didn’t press the matter further. Instead, she adjusted her stance and murmured in a low voice,

"Then let’s go."

As soon as the words fell, before any of them could make a move, two colossal dragons descended on either side of Leon.

One red. One silver.

The red dragon was slightly larger, while the silver dragon was more compact, but its wings were broader and more powerful.

"Senior Vida, Senior Cecilia… the Void soldiers?"

"All taken care of, Leon."

The silver dragon spoke in a deep voice, then turned its massive head to look toward the lone Void warrior still standing.

"She’s the only one left."

"Good."

Leon raised his Thundercloud Blade but paused just before attacking, as if something had just occurred to him. Lowering his voice, he added,

"By the way, seniors, don’t kill her. We’ll need her later."

"Understood."

With that, the two dragons lunged at Safina, attacking from opposite directions.

From their maws erupted searing dragon flames, engulfing Safina in an instant.

But in the very next second, a violet blur shot out from the raging inferno, leaping into the air.

Leon watched Safina activate Sumeru Shadow and muttered,

"Even an early-stage Sumeru Shadow can withstand an attack from at least three Dragon Kings."