Chapter 112

But immediately after, a group of soft light bloomed from Oz's body.

That was a harp surrounded by clear light, full of sacred warmth, dispelling the Anemo element and covering the giant dragon entirely.

Affected by this, the giant dragon's blood-stained crazy eyes faded slightly, and reason re-emerged.

After seeing that harp clearly, the giant dragon paused, allowing Lumine, who had finally stabilized her figure, to use all her strength to attack herself without any resistance.

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Letting the scales explode, the giant dragon just chanted sadly, seeing the tragedy it caused and the backs of the residents in the city fleeing in panic, it roared lowly, and refocused its gaze on the harp.

After a while, looking at this city with lingering attachment for the last time, the giant dragon flew away without looking back.

Accompanied by the dragon's departure, the surrounding storm also dissipated like duckweed without roots, and the big crisis that troubled Mondstadt City was inexplicably solved.

Oz was stunned for a moment, and watched the dragon shadow disappear into the churning clouds with Lumine.

"Oz, chase after it! The thing the teacher gave is really useful!"

Urged by Fischl, Oz rationally rejected this request.

"Sorry, Mein Fräulein, I think it's better to rest for a while."

Ignoring the Prinzessin's dissatisfied complaints, he and Lumine slowly descended to the Anemo Archon Plaza, and reunited with Amber and Paimon.

Seeing Fischl, who came out of the residing state, looking dissatisfied, Amber came to her and Lumine's side to observe carefully, and only breathed a sigh of relief when confirming that they were not injured.

"It's really great that you are okay; I didn't expect the Stormterror to dare to come into the city, I have to convey the news up immediately."

"No need, Acting Grand Master Jean already knows what happened here, and is sending me to bring everyone to see her."

From the shadow of the cathedral, a hearty male voice suddenly came.

Lumine looked over and found that it was a dark-skinned, dashing young man wearing an eyepatch.