"The situation this year doesn't sound very optimistic..."
Hikari, who had been sitting quietly with her knees drawn up to her chest, buried half her face in her arms and mumbled something indistinctly.
Miyuki shook her head: "I don't know exactly what happened, but based on my observations, it seems the situation is still manageable. There were indeed some scattered monsters at the foot of the mountain we came from, but not many. Looking north, I didn't see any ruins of the town that had been destroyed."
"However, in the cities further north, if I'm not mistaken, there was indeed a significant amount of dust, but it doesn't seem to be due to the impact of monsters, but rather because a group of trained dragons joined the battle."
"Flying dragon?"
Hikari and I exchanged a glance, then looked back at Miyuki and blinked.
"I don't know the specifics. I just happened to hear that a few years ago, in order to get closer to the sky, Tianqi City specially incorporated a well-trained dragon into its combat force and trained it together with specially selected knights."
"Later I left the North and went south. If you want to know anything about what happened after that, I'll ask you when I have a chance to go back to the Icefield Hut."
It's astonishing that anyone would think of forming an aerial combat force with Flying Dragons.
Although it is unknown what their purpose in training this unit is, or who their hypothetical enemy is, it can at least greatly curb the situation where only monsters can occupy the sky, thereby enhancing the strength of the counterattack. Overall, it is a good thing.
"Meow? Meow meow (And then what happened? How did you suddenly get into a fight with the wolves?)"
I nodded, then raised another question.
Miyuki looked at me and suddenly said, "That was the first thing I mentioned."
"Then, this is the second question I'm going to address."
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