When Maya and Dodolo approached, Tuvalu and Shura timely stopped their whispers.
Shura smiled and nodded at Maya. "Thank you, Witch Maya, for sharing those fragments of the future today. They gave me much to ponder as well."
Maya waved a hand. "I, too, hoped to clear up some doubts. Besides, exchange is a two-way street. I gained quite a bit of useful information today as well."
Shura chatted pleasantly with Maya for a few more moments before turning to Dodolo. "You performed exceptionally well today. Before long, your name will likely be known throughout the entire Southern Region Wizarding World."
Dodolo fell silent for several seconds before saying, "I don't have a title."
As Shura stood there blankly stunned, Maya snorted at Dodolo in exasperation, then explained to Shura, "Since Dodolo entered the school, he has hardly ever left Starry Sky Island, nor has he participated in any Sky Tower competitions. So he truly does not have a title."
"I see..." Shura's eyes suddenly lit up. He opened the hardbound book floating beside him and rapidly flipped through its pages as he said, "How about I give you one? My skill at naming things is even stronger than my prophecy!"
Before Dodolo could answer, Shura had already begun muttering to himself. "Look, your name is Dodolo. It's rather interesting—it resembles the name of a fat-headed, big cat in Abyssal script that loves calling itself a dragon. How about your title be... Dragon Cat?"
Seeing Dodolo remain unmoved, Shura continued, "Doesn't sound good? Then let me think again. You're excellent in every respect, but you seem to lack a little of human nature. Whatever is lacking ought best to be made up for... Let me see what good words there are. This one is nice—Wrath of Thunder?"
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