Cale became anxious.

�No, Sheritt-nim, I don�t think it is as big of an issue as you are thinking?�

�Where is Eruhaben? The gods should have sent a signal if that is happening! He should have felt it!�
�That-�

Cale recalled Eruhaben�s conversation with Elf healer Pendrick in Eruhaben�s lair in the past.

�Eruhaben-nim. Then, maybe. Is it perhaps the Demonic race?�
��Pendrick. You�ve always had a vivid imagination.�
�Then, is it not?�
�Of course not. If the Demonic race starts to move, the gods will give us a revelation.�

Cale still clearly remembered how Eruhaben had looked at Pendrick who brought up the Demonic race as if he was stupid.

Sheritt looked anxious.

�Raon, no! I will contact Eruhaben! All Dragons should have felt it! It�s just weird that you and I didn�t feel it.�
�No-�

�It�s not weird, it�s normal for you to not have felt it.
Eruhaben-nim said last time that the gods haven�t said anything.
There has been no revelation.�

�My goodness! The Battle of Good and Evil!�
��I don�t think it is the Battle of Good and Evil.�

Cale could not stop being anxious while looking at the riled up Sheritt.
Raon�s jaws were dropped as he blankly stared at the two of them.

�This world may become dyed in blood!�

Sheritt pulled at her hair with both hands.

The White Star. He was a problem, but all living beings in this world would live terrible lives for tens, no, maybe even hundreds of years if the Battle of Good and Evil was going on.
The children, including Raon and Cale, would be part of those pained living beings.

�Absolutely not! That must absolutely not happen!�

She looked toward Raon with a burning gaze.

The small child seemed to be extremely shocked as he was frozen stiff with his jaw dropped.

�No, excuse me, Sheritt-nim.�

Cale was anxious unlike his usual self as well.
Sheritt firmed her resolve after looking at the two shocked children. JrNovels.com