Such a flashy entrance left even Roland stunned for a moment.
Seizing that moment, the dragon speaking human language on the screen slipped out of it without hesitation.
Boom-!
As it did, a ringing dragon's roar seemed to turn into earthshaking thunder. Illusory clouds gathered in broad daylight, enclosing an area tens of thousands of meters across like mountains that towered into the clouds yet seemed ready to crumble at any moment.
Skyscrapers, houses, the setting sun-whether artificial or natural, everything rapidly dissolved like a mirage within the spreading sea of clouds.
The dragon that leaped out of the screen plunged into the clouds, freely displaying before Roland a form that had almost never been confirmed.
It resembled an enormous serpent with horns and sharp claws, its body thicker than a thousand-year-old tree, its length enough to blot out the sky and sun.
For a moment, everything lost its color, the sun and moon lost their light, and darkness enveloped the entire city.
Thunder filled the sky, almost tearing it apart, while torrential rain capable of causing floods brewed within the clouds.
It was easy to imagine that a twist of this dragon's body would split the earth and topple mountains, bringing immense disaster. Yet amid such terrifying destructive power and majesty, the rushing rivers, lush vegetation, and faintly visible rainbows also carried hints of creation.
This majesty, something only heaven and earth could possess, plunged the previously noisy city into silence.
Yet, incredibly, although people still marveled at the sight, not a single person fled in panic at the enormous dragon's appearance, as though they had never seen it at all.
No, they probably could not see it. Besides, merely murmuring in wonder at such a phenomenon was far too civilized.
As Roland considered this, he withdrew his attention