So that was it. That did make sense—my ass!!!
How could a Glavenus from the New World understand the language of people from the Old World?! And how could it understand what the word "Glavenus" referred to? It had never lived among humans or learned about human culture. How could it possibly know what "Glavenus" meant?!
What was going on?
Could the Elder Dragons of the New World also make an Elder Dragon Crossing? Did elderly Elder Dragons travel from the Old World to the New World, while young ones traveled from the New World to the Old World?
In other words, Dragon Slayer Boss thought he was a Glavenus, but he wasn't one at all. He was an unclassifiable Elder Dragon Species—so my original guess had actually been right??!!
Why had Dragon Slayer Boss changed into something so unlike a Glavenus in such a short time?
Why was Dragon Slayer Boss so intelligent, to the point that he had risen above the killing instinct of ordinary monsters and was willing to accept the Beastmen Race's allegiance?
Because Dragon Slayer Boss was an Elder Dragon! He just didn't think of himself as one. He thought he was a Glavenus, and he still didn't fully understand what species he really belonged to!
His current appearance might not even be his final form. He could continue to grow and change in the future.
The Leader's expression turned strange. He felt he'd seen through the truth, and had witnessed firsthand the evolution of an entirely new Elder Dragon Species.
Mimicry? Or something else?
Whatever Elder Dragon Species Dragon Slayer Boss was, the Leader could already imagine the scholars screaming with excitement when they heard about it.
Although the Research Commission still hadn't uncovered the secret of the Elder Dragon Crossing, at least they'd