Horace looked back at Godwyn and Fortissax, who were tending their wounds.
"Let them run wild here on their own," he said flatly.
As a parent, Froesanks still had some maternal love. "...You're leaving them to it?"
Horace silently looked at the Dragon Girl. His meaning was obvious.
Froesanks opened her mouth, wanting to say a few words in her children's defense, but then remembered that those two little terrors had just smashed the Ancient Dragons' shrine into ruins.
She immediately shut her mouth again.
Farum Azula had already been on the verge of collapse. After those two visited twice, it became outright ruins.
Lux Town had few people, but at least its buildings had been intact. One visit from those two, and it became the "ruins near the Erdtree."
And then there was the Forest of Abundance. After a few visits from them, it became the Woods of Abundance. The forest folk had nearly lost control and gone all out against them. In the end, the Dragon Girl had worked herself to the bone cleaning up after the pair.
Who knew how many ruins in the Lands Between were those two's handiwork?
If they brought those two little menaces back to the surface, there was no telling how many buildings would suffer.
All one could say was that Leyndell had escaped their clutches entirely because Godwyn disliked the place. The golden Nobles had contributed the maximum possible toward defending Leyndell.
Thinking of all this, the Dragon Girl began questioning her life as a dragon. Fortissax had never been like this before, and Godwyn had been so well-behaved as a child.
Why were they so destructive together?
As the Dragon Girl puzzled over it, the ice dragon carried the human and dragon farther and farther away.
Meanwhile, amid the ruins,