Half a magic hour later, the Elemental Young Dragon drifted out of the dispelled Sealing Barrier looking utterly listless, then hid behind Fiona.
After a series of examinations, it felt weak all over, as if everything had suddenly become dull and meaningless.
The high-density penetrating scans had completely recorded the structures within its body, storing them as valuable reference material on extraterrestrial lifeforms.
If Anvis wished, he could even recreate a silicon... specimen with an identical bodily structure.
Little Cat Kate was doing fine. Anvis had not done anything to her, only given her a simple physical examination to confirm her current state of health.
"That will do, Fi. The initial examination is complete. From now on, just remember to bring her in for a checkup once every seven days.
"This is for her own survival. She isn't a native creature, so there may be physical changes she cannot sense herself, such as spatial correlation or life synchronization frequency. We need testing to rule out potential health risks."
After backing up the data, Anvis began earnestly fooling Fiona again. He peppered his explanation with one advanced-sounding technical term after another, leaving the girl somewhat dizzy.
"I understand, Brother... So, basically, I just need to bring her here once every seven days, right?"
Nodding vaguely, Fiona turned to comfort the young dragon, whose fur had practically stood on end upon learning that she would have to return once every seven days.
A moment later, the young dragon's translucent tail, which had been swishing about, suddenly went rigid before drooping weakly. It stopped resisting.
"What did you say to her, Fi?"
Anvis glanced at Fiona curiously.
"Um, Fia wasn't being very obedient. She didn't really want to come back."
The girl blinked her large lake-blue eyes and gestured as she explained to