Alberu recalled what Cale had told him.

�Your majesty, I will tell you the conversation I had with the Dragon half-blood in the past.�

Cale, Eruhaben, the Dragon half-blood, and Raon. It was apparently a conversation among the four of them.

There was something the Dragon half-blood had said when Eruhaben and the Dragon half-blood first met.

�That was why you ended up being the last one.�

He took a sip of tea as he started to speak.

�According to Cale, you said that Eruhaben-nim was the last Dragon to kill.�
�Correct. The White Star designated Eruhaben as the last Dragon to kill.�

Alberu nodded his head and recalled something else.

Eruhaben had asked the Dragon half-blood who responded to him.

�Was my heart meant to be yours as well?�

�No. That�s not it. That person just said he needed it. But I don�t know what he was going to use it for.�

Alberu started to speak while recalling the conversation Cale shared with him.

�You still don�t know where Eruhaben-nim�s heart was to be used?�
�I don�t. I�ve been thinking about it, but I cannot figure it out at all.�
�Then how many Dragons have you killed in total?�

The Dragon half-blood flinched after hearing this question.

But Alberu didn�t give him the opening to say anything.

�Based on what Cale told me, the reason Eruhaben-nim was selected as the last Dragon to kill was because Eruhaben-nim communicated with other Dragons. Doesn�t that mean that you were worried about being found out by the other Dragons after killing Eruhaben-nim?�
��You could say that.�
�Hmm.�

Tap.

Alberu put the teacup down on the table.

Dragons.

He had been mesmerized at the thought of using such an existence as his allies.

But it was now time to calmly assess the situation now. JrNovels.com