Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 667 Luckily, it didn't grow hair.

Fortunately, they also had Travis on their side, who had taken away Luscania, the real Dragon King's reserve.

The two sides were evenly matched.

The Lord of Storms glanced at Travis again... He would definitely treat this guy well and would never let him be taken away by the White Dragon King, wasting their great advantage.

Then he continued to instruct Lowry: "You can now appear on the battlefield to defend against foreign enemies."

Even if they manage to stay in this world in the end, they are unlikely to cause you trouble because of these things.

After all, we still have the upper hand so far.

It doesn't really matter how many people come after the world reopens.

When the law favors us, it's the best outcome and our greatest advantage.

But... just as you used to dislike causing misunderstandings through words, and didn't want to be dragged into others' hatred, you also need to be careful in this regard.

After all, his mind wasn't what it used to be. Lowry could now quickly go through the hidden meanings in the other person's words in his mind... Even if it required finding a lot of examples to compare, it was a task that could be completed in an instant. So he immediately understood what the Lord of Storms was implying.

He appeared too strong and calm, which could easily lead the Outer Gods to mistakenly believe that he was the kind of powerful being who could influence the future of this world.

Then, naturally, some trivial excuses will be used to eliminate any potential troubles.

Although Lowry was somewhat certain that his own strength would improve dramatically after the world reopened, he had no interest in being the front line and a target for others.

It was all because of something so trivial.

He didn't think he was really that gifted... but the Lord of Storms seemed to think he was.

Perhaps the magicians of this world have indeed been affected in their abilities due to the break in their lineage?
Or perhaps some clever mages, because they had to live in the same fortress as others, chose to hide their talents?
After all, the Tower Lord's hatred and control over mages remained constant.

All Lowry wanted to see were fireworks exploding over the tower's encampment.

So he immediately gave a very sincere smile: "I understand, thank you for reminding me, I will definitely pay attention in the future."

The Lord of Storms leaped twice in the air and said cheerfully, "Actually, it might be that I'm just worried, but I really don't want to lose you and your territory."

Although he often doesn't look down to see how humans live.

However, when appreciating the scenery, you will always see something unexpectedly.

The gods simply have a high threshold and don't readily shower love upon others, but that doesn't mean they want to see those...annoying things.

Even though he was high in the sky, hiding among the drifting white clouds, he was still occasionally affected by the resentment coming from the ground.

Lowry's territory, on the other hand, is really clean.

Of course, even though Lowry is so open and friendly, there are still some people in the territory who harbor resentment.

But that kind of smug, unappreciated arrogance has no place in existence; it vanishes with a gust of wind.

The Lord of Storms was certain that even if he remained here for hundreds of years, he would not feel those endless resentments.

Of course, the gods would receive heartfelt wishes from all over the world at all times.

But that's a problem the main body needs to consider. What does it have to do with his avatar, whose main duties are fighting and cleaning?
Even though she sensed the disdain coming from the main body, Xiao Fengxuan still felt that she had done the right thing.

Travis nestled in his sofa, lost in deep thought... He wouldn't change his opinion of the gods because of the Storm Lord's unusual behavior in front of Lori, but he did overturn most of the divine settings of the Night Goddess because of it.

In the secret records of the gods, including the mages, the Goddess of the Night is described as someone whose emotions change extremely quickly and who is easily influenced by the external environment. She is even said to be the most emotional of all the gods. Back then, the second defeat of the Lord of the Tower, which was the crushing defeat when the gods fell, was said to have been caused by the mages who attacked the Goddess of the Night taking advantage of her irritability caused by certain events.

But the Night Goddess mentioned by the Lord of Storms and Lori doesn't seem like a god who can be so easily swayed by emotions, or even harbor murderous intent towards other gods.

So, we need to rethink what exactly happened back then.

In particular, both Lori and the Lord of Storms confirmed that the unfortunate Tower Advisor was indeed highly valued by the Night Goddess... So, what exactly is going on with their records?
It seems he really should go and see the stars sooner.

Not only do they have to go to the fortress of the northern royal family, but they also have to take a look at the White Dragon's lair.

Luscania had mentioned to him that although the white dragons in the starry sky were relatively well-behaved, they still attacked solitary mages quite a few times when everyone's territory was not yet settled.

Although those books and scrolls that don't respond to magic are no different from trash to the white dragon, ... as long as there are words on them, they might be able to be sold for gold someday.

Therefore, each white dragon's warehouse contains a large amount of paper documents that are carefully preserved.

Anyway, the Starry Sky Warehouse is vacuum-sealed and fresh, so they don't need to waste their magic power.

With Luscania around, Travis estimated that he could buy back these books, which were considered trash by the White Dragon and were in dire need of recycling, at a reasonable price.

As for how things will turn out then... well, there's still Al-Saran!
Travis believed that Alsalan, who was willing to believe even in things like star-shaped ruins, would definitely be interested in these books. "This is the last jump," Lori whispered a reminder. "After that, I'll seize the opportunity and rush straight into the source of the Cold Spring."

Even though there's a gravity array, you should still be careful.

Then he raised his voice slightly: "Lily, put those toys away, we need to get down to business!"

Travis suddenly looked up.

Then they discovered that the lazy little white dragon, who had been lying there all this time, was swaying and grabbing those plush toys, stuffing them into a side-opening cabinet that had been opened at some point.

The cabinet must have been sealed directly to the wall of the Crystal Palace; it was extremely thin, and its surface was a mirror with roses carved at the four corners.

The gap between the plush toys Lily stuffed inside and this thin cabinet made Travis cough twice... How could Lori have the nerve to say that he didn't put much effort into building this Crystal Palace, which even has spatial facilities?
If he puts his heart into it, what kind of result can he achieve?
Also, why did you let those plush toys fly all over the house the whole way?

Surely it's not... just so Lily can have her way with the view?

Travis often felt that the occasional incompatibility between him and Lori was not only because one was a knight and the other a mage.

There are times when he and Alsalan have communication breakdowns and misunderstandings, but it's completely different from what happened with Lowry!

Travis believed that even if Alzalan were in his position, he would be just as bewildered by Lowry's antics.

When you're on your way to the divine palace on earth, and you're likely to be involved in one of the highest-level wars in the world, why are you still thinking about whether a little dragon is having fun?
Most importantly, those plush toys that would occasionally be thrown into the gravity array and then secretly hooked out by Lily with the tip of her tail often brushed past him, and even the Lord of Storms!

Several times he almost couldn't resist swatting away those heavy but large objects!

After all, it was about to rush into his face.

But reason told him that such an abnormal collision could not have occurred within the gravity array meticulously crafted by the mage.

Why is the Lord of Storms so calm? He didn't even dodge when a plush toy bigger than his whirlwind form rushed straight at him!

He doesn't really care much about his reputation, but he'll probably try to save it if he can.

Lowry, who made such a scene... what was he thinking?

Travis didn't think about it for long.

As soon as Lily closed the cabinet... and even pulled down a long panel from above to completely cover the mirror, the Crystal Palace began to hum.

It is absorbing and replenishing its energy.

Travis was very familiar with the voice... Every time it rang, it was a threat to his wallet: he would have to replenish the magic circle with crystals again.

Then, the automatically rotating crystal palace shot out a beam of intense light.

After turning about 15 degrees, a gray crack appeared in the area illuminated by the strong light.

Without hesitation, Crystal Palace leaped up and charged straight at them.

So you forced the door open!

Before Travis could even finish his thought, the Crystal Palace crashed to the ground with a deafening roar.

No wonder Lori made Lily pack her things.

Travis looked at the constantly shaking walls around him and the white dragon lying on the ground, rising and falling slightly with the floor, and finally understood how difficult this leap was.

Then he couldn't help but glance at Lily again.

The child had stopped shaking and was lying still in an unbelievable position.

But... Travis glanced at the ground outside the gravity array... his eyes told him that the floor was still shaking.

It seems that Lowry's decision to allow Lily to come along wasn't without prior consideration.

"Oh~ a new guest has arrived." A voice, sounding cold but with an ethereal quality due to its echo, rang out. "And with a palace! Why isn't it coming out?"

The Lord of Storms hesitated for a moment before asking, "Frost, you're not in trouble again, are you?"

"Storm!" The ethereal voice of the Lord of Ice suddenly turned urgent, breaking the strange atmosphere.

Although it's strange to put coldness and impatience together, it's at least much better than that eerie feeling from before.

Lowry touched her wrist and breathed a sigh of relief after confirming that she hadn't suddenly grown long hair.

(End of this chapter)