Hill felt a little helpless. Sure enough, dragons had their own logic.
Telly, who could still sleep like a log after everything that had happened, had actually smelled the Red Dragon turned into a rabbit through the Demiplane gate.
"Tell him she's only a temporary visitor here because of the Undead. There's no need for him to wake up early," Hill still made an effort. "Didn't he say he was going to sleep for twenty years?"
"Sir, he's already awake," Liszt reminded him blandly. "It's not as though he was really sleepy. He was just too bored back then."
Although there were still some small animals in the Demiplane, and even an Otherworld Whale, none of them interested Telly.
He loved having fun, but he did not like games that required him to be cautious and restrained at every turn.
Hill sighed. "Then, Liszt, explain the situation outside to him before letting him come out.
"And make sure you explain the Red Dragon situation clearly.
"As for that father and daughter over there, no matter how much he dislikes them, he'd better not bother with them."
"Hm?" Shar suddenly cut in. "Is that little female dragon coming out?"
"Yes, she already came out." Hill smiled. "She came out when Gilbert appeared last time."
Hill touched his now-empty wrist.
When he left Sia Tower, the agreement between him and Gilbert had completely ended... and the bracelet condensed from a small portion of Gilbert's Soul Crystals had naturally turned to ash as well.
Still, Gilbert truly was an interesting person.
He was probably delighted that Hill was willing to teach Russell and Carpenter. Perhaps he was also pleased about Felis, who had inherited the soul laws of Black Enigma Tower... Gilbert, who came from a traditional Mage Family, had always valued surnames.