It opened its mouth.
And spat out three thumbnail-sized gems, bright as diamonds.
That was all the Invisible Dragon did. It left Liszt three Space Gems, then let out a piercing "Wuu-yiya." Its hind legs kicked off, its wings spread wide, and it shot into the sky, flying into the distance without once looking back. It did not turn invisible again, retaining the appearance of flowing mercury.
Its flickering rainbow light seemed like a rainbow drifting farther and farther away.
Watching the sky return to calm, Liszt clenched the Space Gems in his hand, feeling strangely bereft. His first intimate encounter with a real, living dragon had happened and ended just like that. Clearly, his beautiful dream of becoming a dragon knight had not fallen upon the Invisible Dragon. He still had to go back and coax the little fire dragon.
"But it was already worth it. Three Space Gems, plus the one I already had—the Invisible Dragon gave me four Space Gems!"
The value of four Space Gems was impossible to calculate. In truth, even a single Space Gem was priceless. These gems containing independent spaces were practically legendary items; money could not buy them. Thanks to his old friend's generosity, Liszt now possessed four.
He could be called filthy rich.
"I'll wear two on my left hand and two on my right. Perfect!" Delight instantly welled up in his heart. Of course, he would not have them made into rings yet. He still chose to keep them hidden close to his body, lest they be exposed.
The Invisible Dragon had already left.
Liszt put away the Space Gems and headed toward the dining table, carefully searching along the way to see whether the Invisible Dragon had dropped any extra Space Gems. Yet after using the Magic Eye to