Pandora

Punk intended to throw Ganatica directly into the Scott Imperial Nation, but he had no intention of relaxing his surveillance and control over this "piece on the board of fate." After all, the methods of the River of Fate were far too difficult to predict. The Scott Imperial Nation was not particularly far from his Hatak Imperial Nation either. If he allowed this "piece on the board of fate" to leave his sight, Punk could not guarantee that he would obediently cause trouble in the Scott Kingdom.

Therefore, in order to monitor the situation's developments from beginning to end and keep everything under his control as much as possible, Punk decided to leave some surveillance and control measures on Ganatica.

Of course, such covert measures could not maintain excessively close contact with Punk. Even if Punk did not mind spending several hundred years acting as a "grandpa in a ring" for some chuunibyou brat, he would not take Aimoda Flameclaw for an idiot.

In fact, quietly using a portal to toss a living person directly into someone else's nation already required a certain degree of luck. Punk only dared make such little moves because the unfortunate Aimoda was a sorcerer dragon devoted to seclusion. If it were a nation ruled by a mage... someone opening a portal into his country without that nation's Legendary powerhouse noticing immediately would simply be impossible.

And no matter how slow-witted or unwary Aimoda might be, Punk could not keep making little moves too frequently. Opening a small door and stuffing a small person through it once or twice might not matter, but if he sent a projection over every few days, passed information back and forth, or even blatantly kept the channel open at all times... and still expected the Legendary Red Dragon to