When Theo saw that playfulness on the wyvern's face, he couldn't help but shake his head with a smile.
No matter what the creature was, whether it was a mantis or a wyvern, in their heart, they were still all playful in front of their humans.
The wyvern moved back its head and started gliding down slowly this time, without any aggression like before. Theo saw the castle closer and closer until the wyvern started landing in a certain spot he hadn't looked at before.
It was the third floor's balcony of the castle—the same floor his father was at.
When Theo curiously squinted at the balcony, he saw a few silhouettes on it.
When he further focused, he felt dumbfounded. Both his mother and his father were standing at the entry of the balcony looking up.
The wyvern proficiently slowed itself while flapping its wings slowly before its feet finally landed on the floor.
It stabilized very quickly and straightened one of its wings to the ground for them to climb down now.
