Then, at the Immortal Blade's temporary command center—the former living room—a group of people waited excitedly for Dusk to poke her head out of the painting.
After a while, two emerald dragon horns suddenly emerged from the painting hanging on the wall, followed by Dusk's little head.
She looked left and right. After confirming no one was around, Dusk, still with tear tracks on her face, reached out to bring the food into the painting.
But her arms were a little too short. Not only did she fail to reach the food, she fell out of the painting herself.
Dusk quickly steadied herself and warily looked around. Once she was sure no one had seen her embarrassing mishap, she simply crawled all the way out and carried the food into the painting.
"So, so cute..."
That was Alvit's voice.
It quickly drew agreement from the other team members.
"Captain, lead us on another charge! If such a cute child gets away because we can't take care of her, I'll never forgive myself for the rest of my life!"
"Even if you say that... I really don't know how to get along with children!"
Durandal let out a miserable cry.
Perhaps bringing her food had improved their relationship a little, because the next day, Durandal discovered that Dusk had crawled out of the painting again.
This time, not daring to act rashly, Durandal decided to hold a meeting first and discuss what to do.
After a vote, they decided to send Alvit, the most popular member of Immortal Blade among children. They did not ask her to establish communication with Dusk; making her a little happier would be enough.
And so, the scene from the beginning unfolded.
After a whole day of trying to approach her, Alvit could not exactly be