Chapter 304: The first rule of transmigrating to another world is to not hold prejudice
Who would have thought that making a deal on fish would be the first thing we did in the grandest palace of Elvendom?
Certainly not me.
But hey, I wouldn’t say no to an aquarium the way I wouldn’t say no to an amusement park. And Jade looked happy too. [We can see fishes home too!]
I looked at the little bird, and an idea sprung to my mind. Holding my palm up, I conjured an air bubble around Jade, who jumped in surprise. With a smile, I threw the bubbled bird into the pond.
Ignis flinched on my shoulder when the bubble sank slightly, but we could hear Jade’s muffled giggle and delighted shriek as several fish started to swim around the bubble, headbutting it in curiosity. The force from the fish pushed the bubble forward, toward the large pool where the garden ended.
"Would you like to swim too, Ignis?" I asked the little gecko. I recalled that the first time we met, Ignis was swimming inside the pool of boiling lava.
"I only swim in lava," the Salamander said. "If I enter, the pool will become heated."
"I thought you were already controlling it?"
The little gecko grumbled while lowering its head. "It’s hard to do it in the water."
"I see..."
Hmm...I wondered if I could make it so the bubble would suppress Ignis’s heat. Perhaps once I learn more from the druids? As I pondered about this, the bridge came to a junction, and Issa led us toward another path, where I could see a bigger island.