Of course, although Shade had issued the command aloud, considering that the cat might not understand human speech—or could only understand very simple commands—he shot silver moonlight toward the Dragon and had two Myriad Aspects of Impermanence Cards lead the way.
Such an obvious instruction was naturally understandable to the cat. At home, it often chased the light at Shade's fingertips for fun. Thus, Mia immediately carried Shade after it, trampling through the forest and into the city. After knocking over the buildings of the city model, she climbed atop the tallest structure and crouched there, staring from afar at the "Dragon" circling above the castle.
At this moment, the cat displayed a rare streak of ferocity and combativeness. Though usually timid, it had never feared creatures smaller than itself or roughly its own size. Although that Dragon could fly and was made of wood, it was still on Little Mia's list of things she was "not afraid of."
Rather than becoming angry at Mia's entrance, the Puppet riding the Dragon was delighted. It shouted to Shade:
"O knight who rides a cat, this is our Final Battle. The Demon King who rides a Dragon challenges you! For the sake of everything, attack me! If you lose, I will destroy the city!"
"Don't call me a knight who rides a cat!"
Shade shouted, but the Puppet did not care in the slightest:
"I know the Church calls me a Sage Level Relic. Do you think my abilities are limited to only this? If you lose, I really will destroy the city!"
Shade still did not know the characteristics of this Relic. He only knew that it could hold Puppet Shows, so he did not waste words with it. Riding Mia, he pounced toward the heights of the castle. Though the