To Moros, the economic losses caused by shutting down the airport were not worth mentioning compared to Eden's safety.
"Goodbye, Eden. May your future shine as brightly as the stars. Goodbye, Elysia. Please take good care of her for me."
After bidding Eden and Elysia farewell one by one, Moros watched the transport plane etched with the Moth to a Flame emblem slowly rise into the air amid the roar of its four engines.
The necromancer's eyes remained fixed on the receding figure until the massive mechanical beast shrank against the blue sky, finally becoming a faint silhouette at the edge of the horizon and vanishing into the boundless sea of clouds.
He believed that Elysia would use her wisdom and abilities to pave a bright path for Eden within Moth to Fire.
But even so, Moros still found it difficult to conceal his deep concern and reluctance to part.
Only after a long while did he slowly turn around. With a trace of barely perceptible loneliness, he opened a deep-blue Demiplane passage.
Moth to Fire Council attached tremendous importance to Eden's arrival.
Although influential council members such as Councillor Eugene, Councillor Vincent, and Councillor Wang had not come in person to receive her, they had all sent trusted representatives to meet her plane, demonstrating their respect and regard for Eden.
Councillor William in particular.
As the necromancer's representative within Moth to Fire, he deeply understood Eden's extraordinary place in Moros's heart.
Therefore, Councillor William decisively canceled all his other affairs and personally went to Mu Continent Airport to welcome Eden in the most sincere and direct manner possible.
Moreover, Elysia's personal escort added a touch of solemnity and mystery to the welcoming ceremony.
The Pink Fairy Lady was already deeply beloved within Moth to Fire, and every appearance she