There was sothing sacred about Duna's aura that made everyone stay silent and only watch her from a distance.
So dark faes even had the urge to prostrate in worship.
Duna was an evil spirit, but her current presence radiated with inviolable holiness that commanded authority and reverence.
Aria was surprised when she felt that from Duna.
'Just what level has Duna reached for her such sacred aura to suffuse her entire being?' Aria silently wondered.
It was as if Duna had beco a higher-level being—No, she did beco a higher-level being.
Leon felt like that was the case.
Otherwise, Duna wouldn't have reacted so strongly to him gifting her the Demon King-level crystalized soul core.
While everyone was awed by Duna's celestial-like presence, Leon hopped down from the rock wall and strolled over to her side.
"It seems like your secluded cultivation went well," Leon comnted with a smile as he approached her in a familiar manner.
Duna slowly shifted her gaze to him before she calmly nodded without a word.
"Did you… reach the Demon King level?"
"Great Demon Lord," Duna corrected.
After hearing her answer, Leon's eyes widened with surprise.
She didn't beco a Demon King, but becoming a Great Demon Lord within three weeks didn't make it any less shocking.
He should have expected it, but he still found it hard to accept.
'No wonder she looked down on for gifting her the crystalized soul core…' Leon thought wryly.
Duna had skipped multiple large realms and achieved a level in her soul cultivation that left him far behind.
Nevertheless, her cold and distant responses made Leon furrow his brows with a puzzled look.
It wasn't just her strength that changed, but also her usual behavior; she had beco more indifferent.
The usual Duna would have mocked him but still spare the effort to educate his ignorance.
After pondering for a short mont, Leon raised the white flag in surrender; he did not know what to do to close the widened gap in their relationship.
He could only hope to lt the ice with their usual interaction.
"We've both been in secluded cultivation for three weeks. A lot of changes must have taken place outside the realmship," Leon ntioned before seeking her opinion, "Shall we return to the Infertile Plains to take a look?"
After a short mont, Duna nodded in agreent.
"Great. I'll settle so matters first; then we can leave together," Leon said.
After Duna nodded again, Leon had Nyfarella round up her Dark Fae Clan before he headed over to Shadowtail's side.
"I'll be leaving the realmship shortly. Will your clan follow to explore the outside world or stay in this sub-realm?" Leon asked.
Shadowtail only glanced at the pile of sea monsters for a short mont before giving his firm answer, "The Dark Wyrm Clan will follow you, my Lord!"
"The Dark Wyrm Clan, huh? Can you still be called when the other clan mbers all evolve into earth dragons like you?" Leon smiled with amusent.
It was a simple question, but Shadowtail imdiately froze before he seriously contemplated the matter.
"My Lord is right," Shadowtail agreed with Leon's point.
"A clan of earth dragons shouldn't be called the Dark Wyrm Clan anymore. The Dark Wyrm Clan represents our past, but I believe we need a na befitting our future."
"How about Black Dragon Clan?" Leon casually suggested.
He was terrible with nas and randomly ca up with a casual one. Still, Shadowtail, once again, contemplated his suggestion seriously.
"Black Dragon Clan… Black because of our alignnt, and the word 'dragon' covers all subspecies of dragons…" Shadowtail muttered before saying, "It's a simple na, but it's a good na, my Lord; it can be used imdiately."
"I concur," Nightingale interjected.
The Dark Wyrm Clan—No, the Black Dragon Clan quickly beca fond of the new na and didn't hesitate to abandon their one.
"Seems like you don't have much attachnt to your old clan na," Leon comnted.
"There's no use staying attached to sothing that won't have anything to do with our future, my Lord," Shadowtail replied.
"Well, they're just nas in the end, but it's good if you think like that," Leon nodded with approval.
"A real man won't boast about his past achievents, so a real dragon shouldn't place importance on the past; your place is in the future."
"Yes, my Lord," Shadowtail nodded.
"Alright, round up everyone that wishes to follow outside and gather outside the rock walls. We'll depart together in half an hour."
"Yes, my Lord."
Shadowtail answered—only to be hesitant in the next mont as he glanced at the piles of sea monsters they had accumulated and prepped.
"It's a pity that we can't bring all these sea monster flesh with us," Shadowtail ntioned.
However, Leon casually waved his hand and sucked everything into his Worldspace before saying, "Now we can."
"Is that a spatial artifact, my Lord?" Shadowtail asked with surprise.
"Yeah," Leon nodded.
Shadowtail and the other dark wyrms felt envious that they could not use spatial artifacts like their Lord.
It wasn't just spatial artifacts but all other types of artifacts as well; there weren't any artifacts that they could use or wear due to their imnse sizes.
At the sa ti, the amount of materials required to create custom-made artifacts for them would be many folds greater to match their size.
"If you're interested, I can create so for your clan to use, though I can't guarantee the quality will be high," Leon offered.
He had multiple tier-5 and tier-6 interspatial rings, but none of them could be worn by Shadowtail and his clan mbers.
"It'll be great if you can, my Lord," Shadowtail expressed his interest before wondering with curiosity, "But you also know about runes and forging, my Lord?"
"Yeah," Leon uttered.
Shortly after returning to the rock wall, Leon gifted a few tier-5 and tier-6 interspatial rings to Nyfarella and her clan mbers.
Then, he instructed the dark faes to head over to the river and join the Black Dragon Clan to collect as many sea monster bodies before their departure ti.
Afterward, Leon shifted his attention to Aria.
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