"Born in darkness, died without a name."
Yao Ziyan sighed softly. There was no telling whether her words carried admiration or regret; she could only silently offer blessings to those who had long since passed away.
Some intangible force appeared.
Ordinary people could not sense it. It involved the most fundamental laws of the universe.
Luo Chuan looked at the girl in surprise, while Elizabeth also gave a puzzled "Hm?"
"Why are you looking at me?" Yao Ziyan found it rather strange.
Luo Chuan said nothing, merely reaching over to rub her hair.
"Do you know what you just did?" Luo Chuan's voice sounded in Yao Ziyan's mind.
"What?"
"A divine blessing."
"...Huh?"
"A direct blessing from the God of Destiny. Do you know how significant that is?"
"I don't."
"Mm, neither do I."
"..."
The brief exchange ended, and Luo Chuan's gaze fell on Elizabeth once more.
He was very curious why Elizabeth had made that puzzled sound just now.
Could she sense it too?
That made no sense.
"What's wrong?" Luo Chuan asked casually.
"I... don't know." Elizabeth slowly shook her head. "Just now, I felt a very strange... disturbance. It was probably just my imagination."
There was uncertainty in her voice.
"By the way, didn't you say that you'd tamed an Undead Dragon?" Yao Ziyan directly changed the subject.
"Mm, I brought it out."
Elizabeth extended an arm, likewise wrapped layer upon layer in white bandages. Beneath them, a hazy phantom could faintly be seen.
It was curled into a ball, as though frightened.
It looked somewhat familiar.
Luo Chuan looked at Yao Ziyan, and Yao Ziyan looked back at him. The two confirmed the guess in their hearts.
Judging by its appearance alone, it truly was a dragon.
Who knew whether it had any connection to