Chapter 41

At the place where the gazes converged, a pair of huge scarlet eyes suddenly opened.

The extremely violent and pitch-black crazy consciousness made Dain's heart skip a beat, and he instinctively took a step back.

That was by no means deliberately targeted; it was just the ferocity hidden deep in the body.

But when the giant dragon passed over the man and cast its gaze on the woman beneath it, its eyes suddenly revealed a feeling of respect and longing that did not match its appearance.

Looking at each other, Rhinedottir had a look of relief and satisfaction at the success of the experiment on her face, whispering words that others could not hear clearly.

"My lovely child, just as rainwater flows to the stream and plants stretch toward the sunlight, go to a beautiful place in the future and proudly show your beauty!"

A low dragon roar sounded, and the giant dragon seemed to have heard the blessing from its "mother" and responded.

The surging sound waves caused many nearby petri dishes to shatter, and a lot of green mucus spilled all over the ground.

The giant dragon seemed a little apologetic, instinctively stopping its roar, and wanted to signal something else.

Suddenly, a wave of sleepiness struck, and unable to resist, it closed its eyes again and fell into a deep slumber.

Rhinedottir didn't care about the small losses at all; seeing the giant dragon enter a resting state, she walked alone to the deeper part of the laboratory.

"It's not time to wake up completely yet, but it's coming soon. Be patient, my child, Durin."

Dainsleif then reacted and hurriedly called out to her, "You still haven't answered my question."

Without stopping her steps, Rhinedottir whispered as if murmuring.

"It's already too late; you'll know later."

Dainsleif was stunned, feeling confused by the words of another riddle-maker.

Thinking about this sentence, he didn't even know how he got out of the laboratory. When he came to his senses again, he found himself in the flow of people in the city.

"What on earth did she mean?"

Puzzled, suddenly, Dain vaguely saw a pair of siblings with brilliant golden hair passing through the crowd while laughing and talking.

Inazuma! Tenshukaku!

Letting Takamine and Konbumaru, who came to have an audience and received orders, leave.

Raiden Makoto gave orders to Mikoshi Chiyo again.

Informing the people below of part of the information sent back by the envoys in Khaenri'ah, she made various arrangements in an orderly manner.

Originally, such matters needed to be slowly handed over to Ei, but in an emergency, now was not the time to use experience for teaching.

Except for those necessary to guard Inazuma City, 70% of the Shogunate army was scattered throughout the island.

The reason for making such arrangements was because of the suggestion Luo Li made; although he didn't say the reason and justification, Makoto was willing to trust his judgment.

"With such a big move, Inazuma hasn't been mobilized like this since the Archon War." Chiyo, who received the arrangements, was a little surprised.

As she said, such a large-scale mobilization of troops was only possible during the Archon War.

Now that it was reappearing, it vaguely indicated the deep meaning behind it.

No one paid attention to Chiyo's muttering; Raiden Makoto looked at her sister with unusual seriousness.

"Ei, the duty of guarding Inazuma is entrusted to you."

After the words were spoken, she couldn't help but feel guilty in her heart.

Since the founding of Inazuma, every time they charged into battle, it was Ei who was on the front line, while she always hid in the safe rear, planning and strategizing.

Although the reason was her own weak martial strength, and going to the front line would only hold them back.

But every time she let Ei face danger, it was ultimately not what she wanted.

So this time, let her, as the older sister, go to the most dangerous place.

Raiden Ei could not probe her sister's psychological activities and immediately agreed.

"If anyone wants to harm Inazuma, they must first ask the naginata in my hand."

"Don't worry, it's not that dangerous. As long as you stay within the territory of Narukami Island and be a little careful, nothing will happen."

Seeing her swearing, Luo Li spoke in a relaxed tone, telling her not to be too nervous.

"I'm not nervous at all. Even the Archon Orobashi was killed by my blade; the enemies of this world are nothing more than that."

Listening to Ei's arrogant and confident words, Luo Li and Makoto met each other's eyes as if they had a tacit understanding, touched lightly, and then moved away.

They both believed in the gold content of this statement; as long as they didn't participate in the source battlefield, solving the subsequent troubles wouldn't be particularly difficult.

Fox Saiguu also echoed, "I also agree with Ei's strength, so I will just stay at home quietly and wait for good news."

The slightly playful words enlivened the heavy atmosphere, and even Makoto's expression softened a lot.

Coincidentally, at this time, little Yae, who was being held by the hand by Luo Li, also spoke up.

"My Lord, Mother, is there a war happening? I want to participate too!"

The childish voice was crisp and firm; the little one's sudden words left Raiden Makoto between laughter and tears.

"You should just follow Saiguu and Luo Li and learn the family skills well."

Little Yae, who was flatly rejected, puffed out her chubby cheeks, her cuteness level maxed out.

But since the General herself had denied it, she had to obediently agree.

Ei and Chiyo then discovered little Yae hiding behind Luo Li and cast curious gazes at her.

I don't know if women are born with maternal instincts, but Luo Li handed Yae over to them to tease, while he himself considered all the possibilities of taking action in Khaenri'ah next.

The opponents they might have to face to survive might not just be Khaenri'ah; they also had to be careful about the Sustainer of Heavenly Principles stabbing them in the back.

In terms of strength, he roughly felt that the strength of the Seven Archons was similar to that of a single Herrscher.

Perhaps some were weak and some were strong, but the difference couldn't be particularly large.

Only at the level of the Primordial Shadow was the strength relatively vague.

If it was assumed that Aether and Lumine possessed the combat power of fusion warriors, the Goddess of the Red Moon, who could easily suppress the two, could not be easily defeated even by the current Luo Li.

Not to mention the Heavenly Principle Phanes, who created all humanity and separated the four shades.

There were countless outsiders, not only the two thrones but also many visitors from other worlds.

The water in Teyvat was not ordinarily deep.

Feeling that the twelve core Herrschers were not strong enough, unless he signed in and drew the Herrscher of Finality or abilities at a higher level, Luo Li didn't want to go head-to-head with enemies at the throne level.

After all, it was not yet clear whether the opponents were friends or foes, and it wouldn't be good if he accidentally hurt friendly forces.

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