"Annie!"
"Where are we even going?"
"Isn't there an ocean up ahead?"
After flying aimlessly through the sky for a full day and night, Aymeda finally couldn't take it anymore and had to speak up.
If she didn't ask now, she felt this dragon might keep flying east until it reached the other continent of legend.
"Where are we going?"
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"I never said we were going anywhere..."
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"I just told it to fly east wherever it wanted!"
ヾ(⌒?⌒*)~?
That was right. After getting her hands on the broken holy sword and the Dark Scepter, and deciding they were nothing special after all, Annie had no clear goal in mind. She was just flying around wherever she pleased, without deciding to go anywhere in particular.
That was how she'd always been. She flew around aimlessly, and whenever she came across something fun, she stopped to check it out. That was really all there was to it.
"Huh?"
"Is..."
"Is that so?"
Aymeda was startled and gaped at her, unable to figure out what to say.
"What?"
"If that's the case, then hurry up and take us back! This dragon may fly fast, but staying up here for so long is still miserable. I don't ever want to be here again."
"Not ever!"
Gurney had obviously heard Aymeda and Annie talking, so he immediately complained loudly and demanded to go back.
"Yeah..."
"I'm feeling a little sick too. I'm dizzy..."
"Now I finally understand that being a dragon rider may look impressive, but it really isn't something just anyone can handle."
Matthew sighed.
Flying through the sky for two or three days straight, while enduring the bumps and cold currents in the air, was too much even for Matthew, a young man who got to cuddle up to girls every