Sabo was not the indecisive type. Once he had made his decision, he quickly dragged the heavily wounded men away from there.
The center of the battlefield seemed to have grown quiet again.
"I thought you wouldn't show up." Looking at the other side, Longinus suddenly spoke. "A man like you always values ideals above everything else!"
Dragon neither agreed nor disagreed, merely saying calmly, "Aren't you the same? I shouldn't be the only one willing to give up everything for his ideals!"
Longinus narrowed his eyes slightly and demanded, "If that's the case, then why did you show up? From the moment you revealed yourself, you placed yourself in danger!"
Dragon's expression remained calm and composed. Not the slightest trace of the impulsiveness inherent in his bloodline could be seen on him. "I just want to know the truth of this world!"
Longinus remained expressionless and asked with his arms folded, "Senior, shouldn't you have seen through something like that long ago?"
"The closer one gets to the world, the harder it becomes to see its truth." Dragon spoke bluntly. "I came this time because I originally intended to find you!"
"Find me?" A slight ripple appeared in Longinus's calm eyes. "Why choose the deep sea, the most dangerous place for you, to talk to me?"
"Perhaps because it's quiet enough here!"
"It's rare for you, Senior, to risk this much just to find me. So, ask whatever you want to know."
Dragon was in no hurry. He asked methodically, "First, in our last battle, you really did intend to kill me, didn't you?"
Longinus could not help but laugh. "Isn't that question rather childish? Standing on opposing sides, isn't it perfectly normal to do everything possible to kill one's opponent?"
"Is that so? But in the last battle