Alice, who remained silent, raised her hand, which could be considered a gesture of "I have nothing more to add."
"In other words, they decided to split up and set off."
I nodded in agreement; this was indeed the safest thing for the cluster: "What about the safety of the other team? And how can they regroup smoothly afterwards?"
Hikari turned to look at the Pegasus leader, who blinked, neighed a few times, and then nodded slightly: "They have their own methods, so there's no need to worry about them."
That would be excellent.
As we watched the Pegasus troop neigh and turn back again and again as they departed towards the distant mountain peaks, we too turned to our own journey.
From the two little ones who had secretly gone to scout ahead, and from An, we learned that there might be a path in the vicinity where dragons might be active. To ensure everyone's safety, Annie once again climbed onto the back of the Pegasus leader, and Aian rode alone. Together with the three of us and the gray wolf who was secretly taking a detour from the side, we set off again.
"As previously stated, we must remain quiet, so as not to disturb any of the dragons remaining nearby, and quietly pass by the edge of the dragon graveyard."
I reconfirmed with everyone what we needed to do.
“Annie is in charge of observing the left, Aian is in the middle, Hikari is on the far right, and Miyuki and I will be in the front and back as mobile positions. If you observe anything unusual, please inform us immediately. We will do our best to block and defend against any possible attacks, so if anything unexpected happens, don’t wait for us. Make sure you can get out of the danger zone in time. Our safety is only related to whether you are out of danger.”
"Yes! I understand, Mr. Yumi!"
Hikari nodded energetically in agreement.
As for the other two, Aian calmly flipped through the book in her hand, while Annie looked around anxiously, perhaps worried about the gray wolf who had just set off with the two little ones.
Shenxue and I exchanged a glance, nodded to each other in confirmation, and gently patted the neck of the Pegasus we were riding, signaling it to turn around so we could take off.
With a hint of hesitation, its snow-white wings unfolded, fluttered gently, and it took off into the air, aided by the wind.
After confirming that the other riders had also taken off, I released the spell I had prepared beforehand, causing an invisible wave to envelop us and cover up the traces of the breeze.
A slightly fishy wind blew from afar, and jagged jungle unfolded before my eyes. Like two crescent moons facing each other, huge skeletons stood in the depths of the sunken basin, wantonly proclaiming their existence.
No further explanation is needed; that is [the burial grounds of the dragons].
We flew there, and everything was quiet.
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