He raised his head, looking at the endless black horizon that resembled a whole piece of obsidian, "Are you unhappy?"
"Why would I be unhappy?"
"If you want to head to the Second World, I can think of a way to persuade the upper management to let us continue as partners."
"No need," Liuli Yue said expressionlessly, "I don't necessarily have to go to the Second World. Why owe someone a favor for no reason? I'm fine staying here, walking my own path."
Wu Di glanced at him, knowing his personality, and tactfully did not bring the topic up again.
He stood beside his old partner, listening to the buzzing noises from above, as the shadows of two airships slowly passed overhead.
In the distance, the scorched forest was not void of any presence. The two of them stood on the crystallized cliff, watching the shadows gathering below from afar, as the dusk approached, igniting the scattered torches that converged into a long dragon shape.
