Rebuilding this land had taken up much of Heragol and Andar's energy, but even so, they remained constantly attentive to news from the Loren Continent—the cage had shattered, and the shackles that had once bound the dragons no longer existed. What happened in this world was no longer irrelevant to dragonkind. The dragons had to adapt as quickly as possible to their return to the mortal world, and obtaining information from beyond Tarlonnd was one of the most important parts of that.
Unfortunately, the war against the gods had destroyed everything in Tarlonnd, including its once-advanced global communication system. Dragons traveling abroad could no longer stay in contact with Tarlonnd at any time. This forced the dragon race, long accustomed to the conveniences of technology, to truly understand what it meant to be separated by vast distances—news from the Loren Continent could now only be delivered by messengers, and even at a dragon's flying speed, a one-way delivery took more than a day at best. Round-trip communication suffered even greater delays.
It was under these circumstances that Melita and the delegation she led held extraordinary significance for the two Primordial Dragons currently stationed in Tarlonnd. This was the first official line of communication established after the Dragon Kingdom opened its doors to the outside world, and it would also form the foundation for regular contact with the Loren Continent in the future.
Thus, when Melita arrived in Agondor from Coastal Prefecture, she was immediately given a grand reception by the two leaders—and what concerned them most was every detail of Conference 112.
The information delivered by messengers was limited in the end, and some time had already passed since Conference 112 concluded. Heragol and Andar were both especially concerned about whether there had been any new developments on the Loren