"We're not little things. You're just too big." Paimon was clearly displeased by Scylla's words. She had never considered herself small.
"Ha ha, fine. No matter what, you freed me from a thousand years of imprisonment. I owe you a debt. If there is ever anything you need of this old man, just say the word." Scylla thanked them again and promised to repay them.
"After being sealed away for over a thousand years, he was surprisingly mild-mannered once freed." Scylla's attitude surprised Shen Fei. He had thought there would be an argument.
"Long time no see, Scylla," Little Woos said.
"So it is Cassiodor. It has indeed been a long time. I never expected you to return, though sadly, you returned too late—one thousand years too late." Scylla recognized Little Woos at once.
"You traitor! Why did you betray the Sovereign?" Little Woos demanded loudly. As one of Lemuria's Four Harmonizers, he was not familiar with Scylla, but he had seen him before.
"Watch your words, mortal. Unlike your arrogant kind, we dragonkin honor our promises. Betrayal is absolutely impossible for us." Little Woos's accusation seemed to anger Scylla, and his tone abruptly turned stern.
"That excuse is more insignificant than mayflies in the water. Your betrayal is an undeniable fact. It was because of your betrayal that we lost that war and Lemuria was destroyed," Little Woos said coldly.
"Cassiodor, you have been gone too long. The truth is not what you think it is. Still, I cannot blame you. It was an extremely secret plan, so naturally you would not have known the truth." Scylla's tone softened again.
"A secret plan? What do you mean?" Little Woos could not help asking.
"Having this old man lead the Vishaps to attack the royal city was Remus's plan. Everything