Sarah had no idea what Yuhara had done, but she knew that the "Dragon Vein" had indeed disappeared, so she felt somewhat lost for a moment. The "Dragon Vein" was tasteless to eat but a shame to discard. Yet for a long time, it had truly been bound to the fate of Rōran and its people. Now that this object, which had also served as a spiritual anchor, had suddenly vanished, Sarah naturally felt lost.
The mission of the Country of Roran was to guard the Dragon Vein. Now that the Dragon Vein was gone, what were they supposed to guard?
The next morning.
Yuhara rebuilt all the fallen towers of the Country of Roran, though the way he put them back up was highly artistic. After working through the night, the consumption of Chakra finally suppressed that bloated feeling.
He then returned to Sarah and her "people."
"The Dragon Vein has disappeared. What are you planning to do next?" he asked bluntly.
The arrival of a stranger put these ordinary people on guard, but there was nothing they could do beyond being vigilant.
Sarah stood up and walked forward a few steps. She shielded her villagers behind her before asking, "What are you planning to do?"
"I did gain a great deal here, after all. If you want to relocate, I can help... The difficulty of surviving in the desert goes without saying. The number of residents Rōran had at the beginning and the number of people you have now make the difference obvious. Even if you want to become nomads, there's nowhere to graze in the desert. What can you raise? Desert fish?"
Since he had taken the Dragon Vein, Yuhara decided to help the people here. What was the Dragon Vein worth? It was of little value