"Looks like everyone had a wonderful time catching up." At that moment, Koyanskaya suddenly appeared out of thin air in the hall. Melusine immediately walked to her side. Though she did not like Koyanskaya, Koyanskaya had saved her life. It was strange—Koyanskaya should have been able to absorb Melusine, yet for some reason, she had not done so. Instead, she had saved her.
Under normal circumstances, Koyanskaya would indeed have absorbed Melusine. But Melusine's circumstances were special. She was the one and only Albion Dragon, with no others of her kind remaining. Because of her own origins, Koyanskaya showed considerable favor toward beings who were the last descendants of their race.
Like Muirne. Koyanskaya's attitude toward her had been exceptionally unusual. In the original work, she had even been willing to sacrifice one of her tails to save Chaldea's group for her sake.
"To be honest, I'm quite surprised. You should know that this is the interior of my Reality Marble, yes? I can create all manner of familiars at will, and I've already demonstrated that before you. Other than fleeing in blind panic, you had no choice. The gap in our strength is as clear as a financial statement, yet you came to call openly and without disguise. Does that mean you came up with some brilliant plan in such a short time?"
Koyanskaya was no fool, and neither was Chaldea. Chaldea had only been able to flee before, so if they had now come knocking, they naturally had some kind of countermeasure.
"These people really did have interesting metaphors." Koyanskaya's comparison reminded Shen Fei of Captain Nemo and the Nemo Sailors. Koyanskaya used business metaphors, while Nemo and his crew used comparisons involving all kinds of sea creatures.
"Oh, not at all. Please allow me to thank you.