The old man looked gravely at the old mage and said, "Do you think this man fighting Feis Qianjie really is human?"
"What do you mean? What are you thinking?" the old mage asked.
"I just think that for one person alone to accomplish all this is simply terrifying. It's practically a miracle," the old man said.
"I don't believe that anyone on our Elzeran Continent could do something like this—create an entire forest out of thin air!" the old man said excitedly.
Hearing the old man's words, the old mage nodded. He also felt that such a human should not exist in this world. But if he was not human, then who was this young man?
"Have you considered this? Since Feis Qianjie has already awakened, could the other three creatures on the Elzeran Continent have awakened as well?" the old man asked the old mage.
The old mage was startled by the old man's speculation. He fell into deep thought and remained silent for a long time.
Then the old mage shook his head and said, "Probably not. As far as I know, among the four great magical beasts of our world, only Feis Qianjie can take human form."
"That's why I think this young man probably isn't a magical beast," the old mage said.
"But we've both lived to such an old age, and we've never heard of someone like him in this world. So why has he suddenly appeared now?" the old man said.
The old mage looked up at the sky. The trees had already blocked out the sun.
"Perhaps we no longer belong in this world," the old mage sighed. "We're old now. We have no way of comparing ourselves to these young people."
Feis Qianjie looked at the forest that had formed around