Lamont explained:

"In short, that child has the ability to deceive my eyes, and this ability comes from Hevendrenger."

Shanna said:

"That Hwendrenger, I know you think he is very powerful, but you don't understand how great we are. Trust me, give him to me and I will deal with him.

"If I can't kill him alone, then I will look for allies of my own, and even if I fail, do you have anything to lose?

"At least let me try."

Lamont said:

"That's the problem. I don't know where he is? But I can be sure that he is definitely not in the Obelia continent.

"Of course, I saw the fact that he was not on the Obelia continent, but this could also be an illusion created by him, making me mistakenly think that he had disappeared, when in fact he was near us.

"But no matter what, you can't go and deal with him, and I still need him alive, so don't trouble him before I tell you."

Shana made a dissatisfied snort through her nostrils:

"Then what are you going to do next, now that you can no longer correctly judge the future?"

Lamont replied:

"It's possible that Enid will transform into a dragon, and that will cause her to slowly lose control, but if that doesn't happen, we'll have to add a little bit of additive to change the already solidified situation.

"Although I can't accurately judge Hala's actions, I just need to avoid her. When the result of my actions is a young shapeshifter that is destined to be unstoppable, it doesn't matter whether she exists or not.

"Of course, there is actually another way, which is to separate them from them."

Shanna said:

"Like kill her?"

Lamont waved his finger:

"A good idea, but we must not attract the attention of the England Council's authority, otherwise our next actions will be a lot of trouble, and they can also use the contract left by King Arthur to restrict your actions.

"If we want to kill Hala, we have to be very careful. If not, we can also imprison her."

Shana asked:

"Is it because you are afraid of Hevin that you dare not kill his daughter?"

Lamont smiled and said:

"On the contrary, unless I have no choice, I would rather Hala die.

"Because I am very curious about how Lord Hewen will react, and please forgive me for my little curiosity, because for me now.

"Being able to explore the unknown itself is full of endless temptation."

Shanna said:

"Maybe you could hear my thoughts."

Lamont said:

"Oh, I'd love to hear the details."

Shanna said:

"I have a daughter who is in Wharton, and luckily, she is a friend of Halla's."

Lamont cleared his throat:

"Ahem, I really don't know this..."

Shanna said:

"You don't know everything, and I don't know everything as you think. I will set up a few small magic spells on each of my children, one of which can ensure that their every move is under my surveillance.

, and one that allows me to easily take away the life and soul of an underage dragon."

Lamont asked:

"Are they your children?"

Green Dragon agreed:

"And it's also my sharp claws. Why do you think I can control them? Although the adult dragons will not be easily taken away by me, they still have several magics on them that restrict their behavior. They want to put their necks on

They took off their collars, so I took this as a condition in exchange for their loyalty."

"And the magic they want to remove the most is..." Lamont looked into the distance, "the one that prevents them from killing you."

Shana laughed sinisterly:

"Thanks to their stupidity, I get a good meal from time to time."

Lamont said:

"Does she know? That child of yours?"

Shanna said:

"She won't realize it until she gets older. If she realizes the fact so early, it will prevent those vulnerable guys from growing into adulthood."

It will also cause the number of her minions to decrease.

There's no way she would allow this to happen.

Lamont said:

"Even I wouldn't do such a thing."

Shana sneered:

"I'm a bad mother, so why do you think I don't eat them when they are born and wait until they grow up to compete with me for territory and food?

"Guys like you think you are evil, but you arrogantly despise evil itself."

Lamont said:

"You are still obsessed with justice and evil. In fact, in my opinion, it is a very stupid thing. To me, everything is the same, it has nothing to do with right or wrong."

Shana laughed sarcastically:

"Injustice itself is evil.

"You think I am obsessed with the concepts of good and evil, but I just understand the world, but you are different. You have gone too far in the pursuit of so-called truth and facts, so far that you can no longer clearly understand everything around you.

"We have never lived in a complete reality, so why do you need to pursue the so-called reality that does not belong to us at all?"

Lamont finally retorted:

"You haven't seen what I see, so you can only imagine it from your own perspective, but where I am is a place that pure imagination can never reach. The truth does not exist in your world until you see it with your own eyes.
Chapter completed!