A Mirror Dragon hatchling had saved Pirus?
Angel found it amusing, but also somewhat helpless. Some races were simply born far stronger than others. Take Mirror Dragons—even a mere hatchling felt no fear at all when facing a mirror annihilation crisis.
But for Pirus, even though he was already an adult and possessed experience and knowledge beyond that of a young dragon by countless measures, he was still helpless in the face of a mirror annihilation crisis.
Bloodline theory was not the absolute theme of the extraordinary world, but it was certainly an eternal problem.
That said, Angel now understood why this favor only required crystal condensate as payment: the one providing the favor was still a Baby.
Mirror Dragons in the Baby stage had a great need for crystal condensate.
Having understood why this favor was so cheap, Angel became curious as to why Laplace had asked about it.
Was it because of Pisi himself? Or because of the Pirus race?
Angel was not the only curious one. Alshanjo and Kuntela were also looking at Laplace. After hesitating for a moment, Alshanjo asked, "Honored guest, are you choosing Pisi's favor?"
After two seconds of silence, Laplace nodded. "Mm, this one."
Alshanjo immediately took out the corresponding favor contract and prepared to hand it to Laplace.
This favor contract, however, was not recorded on a Dragon Scale. It was merely an ordinary sheet of parchment. There was no need to elaborate on the contract's contents. At the very bottom were Pisi's signature and a small dragon-claw print, which presumably belonged to the Mirror Dragon hatchling.
Laplace did not take the contract. He merely said blandly, "There's no need to give it to me now. Someone else will come to pay later."
Alshanjo stood there blankly with the contract document in