Kael had more things to ask the Dragon God, but as always, he vanished, as he was in control of his own summoning. Although Kael was disappointed, he had expected such an outcome and was already glad that Draven provided some clues.
Now, he knew how to proceed from here on.
"Are you not going to take the sword?" the woman asked when she saw him in a daze.
"No, it's very dangerous, so don't give it to anyone," Kael warned her, afraid that even a slight mishap would result in deaths.
"I know of its danger, so I don't give it to anyone," the woman shook her head. "But I thought you might be able to handle it."
'You should have given a warning first, lady,' Kael stared at her for a moment before saying, "We can do a test to see if I can really help you."
"What test?"
Seeing her eyes brightening at the mention of help, Kael's lips curled up as he presented his arm to her, "Suck my blood."
