Sanra showed neither arrogance nor haughtiness, but his attitude was clear enough. The four dragons could not press him further and could only leave after confirming that the mission was complete.
Sanra did not leave with the four dragons. Instead, he remained in Skywall for the time being and gave Altairus some plans for Skywall's redevelopment, instructing him to reshape Skywall accordingly.
"Zul'ra Jin, am I the only one?" Altairus had no objections to his boss's plans, but he had plenty to say about being made to do so much work by himself.
According to Sanra's plans, Skywall needed to be remade. The existing Vortex Pinnacle and Throne of the Four Winds would be removed, all the cloud paths gathered together, and then shaped into an entirely new continent. The scale of the project was far too vast for a single dragon to handle.
"It's fine. Take your time—I'm not in a hurry!" Sanra glanced sidelong at the sky dragon, making him swallow his words and daring him not to utter a single complaint.
"Just kidding. Don't worry, I won't leave you to do it alone. I have five subordinates; I'll have them work with you." Sanra thought for a moment. Looking at the boundless emptiness of Skywall, he felt that he had indeed been making things difficult for Altairus, so he released his five-element avatars: white, azure, black, red, and yellow—five translucent figures.
After leaving the five-element avatars behind to help reshape Skywall, Sanra did some more work before departing. With Skywhip, the divine artifact in his hand, he sealed the passage connecting Skywall to the skies above Uldum, forbidding mortals from entering this place at will again.
Having sealed the entrance in Uldum's skies, Sanra left through the spatial gate leading to the Firelands. The spaces of the