Ever since it had first crossed the material boundary into the world beyond matter and nearly gotten lost within it, the Invisible Dragon no longer dared to fly at excessive speed, afraid that one careless burst would send it beyond matter again, where it would lose itself with no way back—the world beyond matter was a dimension the Invisible Dragon still could not understand.
After all, it was only an underage Invisible Dragon. Its control over the power of space was like a child wielding a kitchen knife. The knife might be sharp, but it was highly likely to cut the child himself.
Now that it had a Node Locator, the danger of getting lost had undoubtedly been eliminated.
After Liszt figured out how to use this magical piece of equipment, he communicated with Bard. The slender, graceful dragon, like flowing crystal, was so excited that it unexpectedly spat two Space Gems, freshly condensed from spatial magic, into Liszt's palm.
"Wuu-yiya!"
The crystalline, glittering gems, each the size of a fingernail, contained spherical spaces five meters in diameter.
At least you know how to repay kindness. You're much better than that white-eyed dragon Rio. Feeling delighted, Liszt's slight resentment over the Invisible Dragon being closer to A Ke vanished completely.
He directly gave one of the two Space Gems to A Ke. "You often need to prepare large quantities of experimental materials. It isn't convenient to carry them without a Space Gem, so take this one." He kept the other for himself. With four space rings in all, he could more or less meet his daily needs.
Two were enough for A Ke. As a sea demon, she ate little, and mages did not require vast quantities of resources for cultivation.
Liszt was different. He had far too many items