“The latter is more probable. It’s been a long time since the dragon has disappeared. It has just become a legend in human history, but they do exist,” Madis said calmly. He reached out for his teacup, but suddenly twitched and retracted his hand. “However, that is impossible for humans. Their affinity to nature is not that great. There are some oddballs, but they cannot see the spirits of nature.”

“Probably.”

“Since their disposition tends to lie closer to chaos, it is much more difficult for them to increase their affinity to nature than elves,” Madis noted.

Yuria Helishana smiled brightly at Madis. “I plan to leave the village for a little while soon.”

“Yuria, my friend. What is…”

“I think I have found a way to save the village. Don’t worry, I will leave after reassuring the village.”

Madis was left momentarily speechless at Yuria’s words.

* * *

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