Ajatar pointed at the twins, who were measuring the scale's length, width, and thickness with their elemental eyes to determine which one was the biggest. Even the metal frame was the same, making Orikan and Jirya sigh in both relief and disappointment.
On the one hand, the twins were happy neither of them would be stuck with a second-rate treasure. On the other hand, quarrelling was a funny way to spend their time, and they were looking for a good reason to go all-out.
"That was smart of you, Master Ajatar. Orikan and Jirya fight all the time for the silliest reason. "Sometimes I think they actually enjoy it." Morok said, unaware that he was close to the truth.
"You can drop the honorifics, Morok. I'm not here as your mentor. Only as a godfather. Look, kids, the scales are magical!" The Sapphire Dragon pulled at the metal frame, and the scale shapeshifted into a baby-sized necklace.
