Sheritt reached her hand out toward Raon after hearing Cale�s short response. Raon slowly came out of Cale�s arms and put his head on Sheritt�s chest.
Sheritt gently patted her child as she started to speak again.

�I must speak to Raon first.�

She was telling them to give them so privacy.
Cale got up without any hesitation. The two Dragons needed some time alone.

�Let�s go.�

The Dragon half-blood started to get up before staggering.

�Haaaa.�

Cale sighed and somewhat supported him.

�What a troublesome bastard.�

The Dragon half-blood who saw his eyes lowered his gaze and started to speak.

��Do not worry. I have no desire to live.�

He continued to speak in a quiet voice that only Cale could hear.

�I know you�ve already gone easy on me to let me live like this before dying.�

�Aigoo.�

Cale shook his head from side to side. The Dragon half-blood heard Cale�s quiet whisper at that moment.
It was a cold and judgmental voice.

�If you regret your past actions, shouldn�t you do whatever you can to fix your mistakes?�
��I know I cannot turn back time, but I want to do so if I can.�

Cale stopped supporting him once the Dragon half-blood stood up straight and pointed to the door.
The Dragon half-blood looked toward Sheritt and Raon for a moment before starting to walk toward the door.
Cale looked at the Dragon half-blood�s back before starting to walk toward the door as well.

�There is a way to save the Dragon half-blood.�

It was not a way to completely save him, but a way for him to extend his life.

It was the jar he got from Wind Island.
The jar was full of life force and could heal or extend someone�s life.
However, that jar had limited uses.

�That�s for Eruhaben-nim.� JrNovels.com