Before they knew it, the topic had drifted off course. The discussion about dragons' habits came to a temporary end, and Ausia and Anviya's attention returned to the ark in the sky.
"Never mind me. What about you?" Anviya looked into Ausia's eyes. "How much do you know about the ark?"
Ausia looked up at the colossal object slowly descending. A complicated light showed in her eyes, like a soundless sigh of emotion.
"Only part of it," she said softly.
"Then tell me." Anviya casually ruffled Frost's hair, took out two little stools, and gathered the little girl into her arms.
Small and soft, like a cushion.
Ausia gave Anviya a somewhat strange look, not knowing what had flashed through her mind in that instant.
"An ark carrying countless lives to an unfamiliar world, bringing the first spark for civilization's proliferation. Under Brother of All Beings' protection, myriad races began to survive in their new homeland..."
When boiled down, that was all it meant.
Nothing more than a group of children who had lost their homes traveling to an unfamiliar place by vehicle.
The driver was also their elder brother, bearing the duty of protecting them.
"As for the reason..."
Ausia fell silent for a moment, seemingly arranging suitable words in her mind. "The Goddess created all beings. Disaster descended, and for civilization to continue, they could only migrate to a new world."
Frost seemed quite interested in this, her crimson eyes fixed on her.
"Am I right?" Ausia asked.
"You are," Anviya nodded.
That was more or less what had happened. The general direction was not wrong, while the details seemed irrelevant.
"I'm curious. What exactly was the disaster?" Ausia had always possessed abundant curiosity. She had already shown this when asking Luo Chuan and Yao Ziyan about Tianlan