When An came up in connection with collecting White Bone Monsters, Noah belatedly realized that he had already delayed Thor's work over his own trivial matter.
He hurriedly said, "Mentor, did you come by to give me some new instructions?"
Only then did Thor leisurely ask, "How many White Bone Monsters have you collected so far?"
"At present, the only complete one is the fish skeleton I already gave you. The rest are incomplete limbs, and most are just fragments of bone. Some are so broken that I can't even tell what kind of creature they belonged to." Noah felt rather ashamed, since the search for White Bone Monsters had not gone smoothly. After all these years, he had found only one little fish, which could not compare at all to Thor's current mount.
But Thor was not disappointed.
The White Bone Flying Lizard he had found back then had actually been drawn out because he had transformed into Black Bone and exposed the Anchor Point in his palm, attracting the giant lizard that had been slumbering underground.
The giant lizard had been buried who knew how deep beneath the ground. Before it emerged, Thor had not sensed it at all.
When these White Bone Monsters were asleep, they were silent and still, just like ordinary bones. If not for the rumors and legends passed down by the locals, it would have been very difficult for Noah to find even that one White Bone Strange Fish.
Thor did not reveal what he really thought, though. He still hoped Noah would put more effort into searching for White Bone Monsters and their remains.
"You should still try to collect as many bones as you can. Complete monsters are best, but if you can't find any intact ones, you should collect the