From beginning to end, the dragon race had kept watch over Tianlan Continent. This was part of the meaning of their existence. Some intelligent beings who happened to encounter dragons would be given the chance to visit the world where the dragons lived. As for what they could gain in the process, that depended entirely on themselves.
"More precisely, it should have been 2.21 million years ago. The one I met was a Red Dragon. Not long after I awakened from my slumber, she seemed quite surprised by me and asked whether I wanted to see the dragons' world. So I agreed."
Su Nan spoke softly. The memory had left a deep impression on her and had not faded despite the vast passage of time.
"Awakened?" Anviya bit down on her straw as she drank her juice, noticing the word Su Nan had used.
Su Nan let out a soft breath, kicked off her shoes, and curled up on the sofa. Hugging a cushion from beside her, she revealed a faint smile. "Would you mind listening to a story?"
"Sure." Anviya nodded.
She could sense that Su Nan clearly had something on her mind. Anviya was quite willing to be a listener, and besides, she was also very curious why Su Nan was so different.
The girl's gentle voice began to recount something that should have happened long, long ago...
"I think I understand now." Anviya nodded lightly, her gaze toward Su Nan becoming much gentler.
"When I went to your place, I met that Speaker as well," Su Nan said slowly. "I asked her then what was going on, but she did not give me an exact answer. Perhaps this is what they call fate."
"What happened after that?" Anviya continued drinking her juice, only to discover that her