"You have good eyes."
"I have better eyes than you think."
"I am sure that's true."
Kael didn't even try to deny it.
"In these two days,
I watched your kindness, I watched your caution, your anger, your guilt, your patience, your plans—
I have watched it all."
Kael looked at him.
Honestly, some part of him wanted to tell the Dragon to stop saying the word Watch since it was making him shiver the more he thought about it.
But of course, his better side stopped him, his better side focused on the Dragon's words.
"And after watching,
I made my decision."
The Dragon declared and those words made both Kael and Lavinia narrow their eyes.
"What decision?"
Kael asked, Ferrakar did not answer immediately, instead, the air beside him trembled, the space twisted.
For a moment, Kael's body tensed.
An enemy's attack?
He wondered.
Soon however, he realised who he was with.
No sane enemy would have the balls to attack them, not right now.
His body eased up.
