What did it mean to be a neglected supporting character?
Heiduo was a neglected supporting character.
He was clearly a tall man, nearly six feet, with a well-proportioned build and handsome features, yet in front of so many people, he might as well have been invisible.
When those people headed down in a group, they did not even notify Heiduo. They simply swarmed off.
"Looks like the two of us have really been completely forgotten."
Heiduo turned to glance at Gardevoir.
Gardevoir blinked.
Fortunately, there were always one or two Draconids who could catch on.
For example, Higan's father, Auster, and Higan herself.
She had never truly trusted Heiduo. In her heart, she had always suspected that he had some ulterior motive for bringing her back.
Therefore, she had her father handle the matter.
"You... come with me first."
Auster, who had been carried back into the sky by Flygon gripping his back, looked at Heiduo with a complicated expression.
From his daughter's brief explanation, he had roughly learned where Heiduo had come from.
But whether Heiduo was an enemy was still open to debate.
Beside Auster, the Alakazam that had tested Heiduo for lies earlier and could Mega Evolve floated silently in the air, watching him. The two spoons in its hands spun nimbly like pens twirled between fingers.
Clearly, it was ready to attack at the slightest disagreement.
But to Gardevoir, a level seventy-three Alakazam posed no threat whatsoever.
The two of them flew downward.
It was still that familiar great hall.
Only this time, the one receiving Heiduo was not Auster.
Instead, it was an elderly woman in a white robe, with a strip of cloth embroidered with generations of Unown tied around her head.
As the leader of the Draconids, she had once given Ruby considerable