The Suddenly Appearing Dragons

Anvis had taken the initiative to awaken the Star Gazer this time not only to deal with Gray Mist, but also to probe the depths of the Star Gazer's power.

The result was now obvious: the Star Gazer was indeed unfathomable. From his tone just now, it seemed Gray Mist's disappearance had been caused by him directly sending Gray Mist to some point in the future.

Although he could not be certain whether it was true, Anvis felt the Star Gazer had no reason to deceive him about this. Whether Gray Mist was dead or missing made little difference to him.

As for the threat the Star Gazer had left him with, Anvis treated it as a joke.

With Fia, the Elemental Young Dragon who had broken through to the Eighth Rank, Anvis found Fiona in the Watchers Association's hall.

The girl had taken off her little boots and curled up like a cat on a soft gray fabric sofa, chatting quietly with Helena, the friend she had made in recent days.

The occasional sweet laughter drifting over showed that the two seemed to be getting along quite happily.

"We're going back, Fia."

Anvis walked over from the side, and his very first words made Fiona freeze for a moment.

"We're leaving already? I understand."

Having learned so suddenly that they were preparing to leave, the girl was startled at first, then nodded somewhat dejectedly.

"Helen, my brother and I are leaving. This is for you. We can use it to keep in touch later."

Thinking of the friend she had just made, Fiona turned and took out a Crystal Ball, handing it over.

"Thank you. How do I use this?"

Helena curiously held the transparent Crystal Ball and poked it with a finger.

"...You just need to inject your