"Ah, the collision we expected didn't happen."
Andrew gazed at the sky, where even the blue-black tips had actually retreated from each other. A trace of surprise showed in his voice. "This newcomer really is impossible to read."
"Uh, is that so?" Andrew frowned beside her. "Maybe it was just testing the waters, then decided it couldn't take us down."
"Then it would need the capital to do so." Andrew laughed. "That's an injured ancient dragon. You think you can test it just because you feel like it? And after testing it, simply walk away?"
Diana fell silent. She understood the other party's meaning perfectly. Whoever had come here was at least no small existence. Being able to retreat unscathed after testing them proved that it possessed sufficient strength in the first place.
She suddenly felt even more lost. Too much had happened during this incident. Could the Emerald Dream really continue to exist?
"What do we do now?" Diana looked at him. "Where do we go?"
"There are two places we can go." From within the Black Mist, Andrew extended a pair of pale fingers. "Which way do you think we should go?"
"Two places?" Diana was stunned. "What do you mean?"
"Ugh." Andrew sighed softly. "What exactly did Ysera teach?"
Diana: ""
Andrew: "Our original plan was to split our forces and attack five locations, destroying the five primary cores. If we succeeded, we would take all five locations. With its primary cores destroyed, the Emerald Dream would temporarily fall into a dormant state, and that over-level-infected aberration would certainly suffer a backlash. In other words, under those circumstances, neither the Emerald Dream itself nor that aberration would need to be considered for the time being. We would settle things among ourselves and determine the victor internally. Whoever