At the time, he thought Tania was just blowing smoke with her dragon tales.
With such power, even the Godchosen probably wouldn't have had time for their god to descend before turning to ashes, right?
A gust of wind brushed against his face, making his wings rustle loudly.
It wasn't until much later that a huge, short-lived BOOM finally arrived, fashionably late.
It's a pity he wasn't witnessing it firsthand; otherwise, his Soul of Jealousy might have been blazing by now.
As David was contemplating whether to shamelessly go back and beg his mother to give him another live 'mushroom planting' performance, he suddenly heard the Dragon Mother's voice in his ear:
"David Uthos, lend me your divinity."
If it had been anyone else, even if his father Attilicia had said these words to him, he'd probably have slapped them with a paw across the face on the spot.
