That's good

"That's good, that's good..." Euclid's eyes grew brighter, but his voice became much softer.

He suddenly raised his head and looked toward Athens City ahead, toward the direction of the Disaster Bell.

"The second thing I remembered was ringing the Disaster Bell." Euclid's voice was unusually gentle, his throat seemingly smoothed by the washing of time until his words flowed freely.

Suye supported Euclid by the shoulders as they flew toward Athens City's North Gate, his mind flashing with countless thoughts.

All kinds of impossible guesses surfaced in his mind.

By then, the Magic Carriage had stopped at the North Gate. Rockett stood outside the carriage door, but not a single priest had come out.

Rockett waved the Magic Book in his hand at Suye, indicating that he had already informed the academy.

Suye nodded and glanced at the sky above Athens City.

Flying was forbidden there. Anyone who did so would be shot down.

Suye quickly descended beside the Magic Carriage and shouted, "Rockett, drive forward. Charge straight toward Acropolis Mountain. I'm taking Euclid to the Temple of Medicine."

"Charge straight in?" Rockett asked.

"Charge straight in!" Suye gritted his teeth as he spoke, then glanced at Euclid, whose breathing was faint.

"Understood!" Rockett supported Suye and Euclid as they rushed into the carriage.

The air inside the carriage suddenly froze.

The priests of the Revenge Temple were standing to one side.

"Forget about them. There's no time. Charge straight to the foot of Acropolis Mountain!" Suye roared.

"Yes, sir!"

Rockett seemed to have returned to the battlefield as he drove the Magic Carriage through the city gate.

At that moment, Kabazan, who usually spoke very little, put on his Magic Beard and shouted toward the outside of the carriage.

"Everyone ahead, make way! We're saving someone! Pedestrians ahead,