Chapter 297 - 292 Arrangement
Leon’s actions were quite swift; he quickly swept through Slankus’s lair, packing everything away with his Sleeve of the Universe, taking both useful and useless items alike, until he was overloaded. By the time he returned to the surface, Cecilia and Tassera had not yet arrived.
Leon took a short rest, recovering a bit of his mana, when he suddenly heard the sound of wings flapping. Opening his eyes, he saw not only Cecilia and Tassera approaching, but Anglistra and Salovis also flying in.
"I remember I didn’t call you guys," Leon said, his gaze sweeping over the two Red Dragons, one big and one small, showing undisguised disdain.
"Mother and I heard you were going to deal with a powerful old Green Dragon, so we rushed over to help..." Ever since the tomb adventure of the Ancient Fallen Empire, who knows how much Salovis yearned for another go, "not only do you not thank us, but you show such a face..."
"Where is that old Green Dragon who had the nerve to bully my precious son? Watch me kill him with a single Flame Breath." Anglistra looked around eagerly, itching to join the fray and then split the old Green Dragon’s treasure vault.
"You’re too late... don’t tell me you can’t see those two bodies?" Green Dragons love to perch in the canopy, but Leon preferred to rest on solid ground, now standing and looking up at the tree crowns that blocked out the sky.
"You took down that old Green Dragon so quickly? And it was a giant old Green Dragon." Anglistra exclaimed in shock; a giant old Green Dragon was not something she could provoke, yet her son could easily kill it, "how is there also an adult Green Dragon?"
"Not only did I take him down, but I also cleaned out his treasure vault." Leon looked around; that fallen Elf Druid was quite capable, having already organized a team to clean up the battlefield; all the weapons and equipment of the half-green Dragon Guards he killed had been collected, saving him the time of clearing the battlefield himself.
"We came all the way from Watchtower Port; you can’t just leave us empty-handed," Salovis complained.