"Mr. Feng?" Angel looked up at Ma Gu. "You mean the Savior?"
Ma Gu nodded.
Angel did not interrupt again and gestured for Ma Gu to continue.
Angel had already heard the rough outline of Kalomengqisi's story from Demonfire Midir. Now, Ma Gu filled in every detail completely.
Kalomengqisi's experiences in the Tidal Realm could be summed up in two words: protection and waiting.
Protection referred to how, after the Tidal Realm suffered a world-shaking disaster, Kalomengqisi remained behind as the Savior's rescuer. Under its guidance, the elemental creatures of every region rebuilt their civilization and safeguarded the peace of the Tidal Realm.
It could be said that, by its own strength alone, Kalomengqisi led the entire Tidal Realm out of its shattered nadir and back onto the right track.
That was Kalomengqisi's protection.
In Ma Gu's eyes, Kalomengqisi was the guardian deity of all elemental creatures in the Tidal Realm.
But in Angel's view, Kalomengqisi had protected more than just elemental creatures.
"Does Mr. Ma Gu understand humans?" Angel looked at Ma Gu across from him.
"Though I have never had deep contact with them, I heard much about humans from Kalomengqisi," Ma Gu said. Then he quietly looked at Angel. He knew there had to be more to it if Angel had suddenly raised this question.
"Then Mr. Ma Gu should know that humans do not only include people like Mr. Feng, the Savior. There are also many greedy people. One could even say that, in the Wizarding World, greedy people make up the majority." Angel paused and said softly, "And elemental creatures can stir human greed."
The instant those words fell, Dangros, pinned beneath Toby's foot, froze and stared blankly at Angel.
Ma Gu's expression, however, did not change. "I know."
"Since Mr. Ma Gu knows, then