Chapter 443: 461 Everything is Up to You_1
Otto found it strange that the eagle-person kept circling around him.
Suddenly, the eagle-person revealed sothing surprising.
“A silver dragon that can spit fire is strange enough, but now there’s also a black dragon that can spit fire…”
The eagle-person flew in front of Otto and said with a smile, “Could it be that I’ve discovered two rare species?”
“What’s even more important is that this fire-spitting black dragon has always been tied to the silver dragon as they speak. Don’t you think all this is a bit too coincidental?”
“I have no idea what you’re talking about,” said Otto.
Facing the eagle-person, Otto’s tone beca sowhat unnatural.
He had heard that the Father of the Forest was wise and compassionate, and only becos uncontrollably furious under certain circumstances.
At this point, he had prepared for the worst. The eagle-person did not seem easy to fool.
Just like examining a criminal, the eagle-person’s sharp gaze never strayed from Otto.
Otto felt a chill on his back, but just as he had made the worst preparations, the eagle-person’s expression suddenly changed and his face even wore a smile.
“You need not be too nervous. Perhaps there is a deep relationship between you and the silver dragon, or maybe there are unspeakable reasons why you can’t tell .
However, I have cald down now, and my hatred for the silver dragon is not as evident as before.
So, you can rest assured.”
At this point, the eagle-person laughed and added, “It seems you’ve guessed my identity; you’re a very clever black dragon.
At least on you, I don’t see the inferior qualities of most black dragons. At the sa ti, I’m not completely oblivious about you.
Purgatory Demon Dragon Dark, your reputation is much louder than you’d imagine.”
Although Bahamut didn’t want to say much about you, many curious individuals have learned about your many accomplishnts through various channels.”
To be honest, my impression of you is not too good, but it’s not too bad either.”
The eagle-person spoke a lot, but most of what he said wasn’t Otto’s concern.
When the eagle-person finished speaking, Otto picked out the parts he needed to know from the lengthy conversation.
The other party’s intention was simple: to first establish a mutual, neutral stance and express his desire to cooperate with Otto.
When it ca to cooperation, the eagle-person put away his smile and turned serious, addressing Otto, “I don’t know the specifics of your relationship with the silver dragon, but judging by your previous attitude, I believe you have a good relationship.
Although my anger toward him is not as strong as before, eting him may not be a wise choice.
If it cos to that, I’m afraid I may not be able to control my emotions unless he can fulfill my request.”
“Request?” Otto looked at him with surprise.
Nodding, the eagle-person continued, “Yes, I need you to pass a ssage to the silver dragon on my behalf. I can’t stay here forever.
In many dinsions, I have many issues to attend to, otherwise, I wouldn’t have only arrived in this dinsion now.
During these days of healing the dead land, I found that Kishel is not completely dead. Although his body and soul are broken, there is still a glimr of hope for his rebirth.
So, I need you to tell the silver dragon that if he wants to turn from an enemy to a friend, he must take my place in healing this dead land and lay the foundation for Kishel’s rebirth.”
“In that case, what ssage should I pass on for you?” Otto inquired.
The eagle-person said softly, “It’s actually quite simple. I’ll leave behind the thod to heal this dead land and a technical advisor. If you have any questions in the future, you can ask him.
Of course, if there’s any important matter that you need to contact for, you can also pass it through him.”
After speaking, the eagle-person uttered a sharp cry, and soon, Otto felt the ground shaking nearby.
Then, he saw a tree person pushing through the withered branches, slowly taking one step at a ti.
Although the tree person moved slowly, due to his large stature, his actual speed was quite fast.
When the tree person arrived beside them, the eagle-person introduced him, “This is Leon, a divine envoy who ca down with . He borrowed an ancient tree’s body.
After I leave, he’ll take my place as guard here. If you have any questions, you can communicate with him from now on.
Of course, he will also monitor your work on my behalf. If progress is slow or if you don’t take this seriously…
I think everything we’ve talked about will be just empty words.”
At this, Otto replied with a smile, “I don’t think I’ll disappoint you!”
“I hope so,” said the eagle-person, nodding. Then he handed a piece of bark to Otto.
The bark was filled with dense, unique writing, detailing the thod for healing the dead land, as the eagle-person had ntioned.
As Otto received the bark, he quickly glanced at it in despair, realizing he couldn’t understand it.
Still, Otto nodded repeatedly towards the eagle-person, showing that he understood.
Thus, the eagle-person nodded in satisfaction and soon after his presence began to fade, as it seed his will was leaving this body.
Before long, the eagle-person’s body beca ethereal, and as a phantom figure erged from it, the body solidified once more, turning into an ordinary eagle-person.
The Father of the Forest’s will floated slowly into the sky and a portal appeared above it.
As the Father of the Forest entered the portal, he looked back at Otto with a aningful gaze. “Well, I leave everything to you, master of Nolan Forest.
No matter what happened before, please care for your territory in the future!”
Before Otto could reply, the Father of the Forest had already flown into the portal. When the portal eventually dissipated, he had completely left this dinsion.
Otto looked sowhat dumbfounded. In that final mont, the Father of the Forest’s brief words revealed an incredible amount of information.
Simply put, he had discovered Otto’s true identity and had chosen not to expose it for various reasons.
Realizing this, Otto looked around and saw the tree person nad Leon, understanding the situation.
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