An Extra’s POV

Kat'erin and Shai'ya were among the elites within the Dragon Empire—depicting their prestige and brilliance since their days in the Academy.

A total of seven elite units existed in the Empire, and the two of them as a group formed one of them.

That was just how impressive they were.

The Dragon Girls were both intelligent and powerful, two traits that were most essential for a Dragon dedicated to the glory of the Empire.

As Generals who fell into the White Species, they were governed by the White Dragon Lord, Frey'ja. And now, with their new assignment at hand, they were once again met with another opportunity to prove their competence.

"We can't communicate with the Master at the moment, so we just have to observe things on our own for now…" Kat'erin mumbled, her finger on her chin as she spoke.

The communication network of Dragons was too advanced for petty humans to intercept, but as long as they had no clear idea of who or what they were dealing with, it would be foolish not to take account of any efforts at hijacking their network.

Plus, it remained a possibility that the Dragons who weren't on the side of the White Dragon Lord could intercept the information they were sending to their Master, so trying to divulge information to Lady Frey'ja or seeking commands on what next to do was not only reckless, but it also wasn't viable at the moment.

"The best we can do is wait for the Master to call us first. Or, perhaps we leave the vicinity of this place and communicate to her—in the case where the matters are urgent."

All of this was information that Kat'erin and Shai'ya already knew, but the reason the former even thought to go over things again was due to the latter asking a foolish question that went along those lines.

Still, with it being rehashed, Kat'erin was finally able to move forward with the conversation.

"For the plan, I was thinking of… h-hey, are you paying any attention?"

"Yep"

"Are you sure?"

"Yep!"

Kat'erin was growing exasperated with Shai'ya due to how absent-minded she looked and how much she spaced out despite the serious conversation they were having.

"You really don't take… huh?" Kat'erin instantly stopped dead in her tracks the moment she rose to her feet.

Her eyes instantly narrowed as she focused them on Shai'ya, and the latter nodded as well.

'What's this feeling? Someone is overhearing us?' The white-haired Dragon had no idea how she could have slipped up so easily and made such a slow observation of her surroundings.

'Not only did it take me so long to notice the eavesdropper, but I also hesitated in what I was previously saying, so the person eavesdropping probably suspects that I am onto them.'

She gritted her teeth and focused her attention on the door—or rather, what was behind it… whatever it was.

took her cue and dashed towards the closest wall to her; the one leading to the

through it to the other side, Kat'erin opened the door and readied herself to corner

how much

~WHUUSH!~

that Kat'erin saw caused her to nearly skip a beat as her eyes widened

the receptionist that showed them to their room not

to do anything more using [Dragon

on full display. She took a step back

for that was due to the figure who now stood still behind

Shai'ya, and at this point, her face was a blank slate—nothing like the bright smile that she wore as a

stuck between the two Dragons

and tell me the truth." Kat'erin asked with a strict tone, cleaning her throat

no choice but to tell the absolute trith on the

next was

foolish and reckless to disobey the Emperor's order.' That was precisely why the White Dragon Lord chose proxies instead of

Lords fear the Emperor. We have to give him reverence, even in this place,

silence her or alter her

a menu…" As she said this,

"A menu, huh…?"

was just waiting for an instruction—and sighed very loudly as she stretched

"Let me see…"

meals

you. We'll

nervously adjusted her glasses

an hour's time. Is there

"Nothing."

then. It couldn't have been Reta since she didn't have an ounce of power within her or oozing

kind of Dragon, but

at all…' That was Kat'erin's conclusion from her observations

odd… but not

and inform them,

"Yeah. Do that."

"Umu!"

moment she was allowed to, gasping as if she had just left a rather suffocating premises. The two

in." Kat'erin said as she looked at Shai'ya. "There's no one else in the

"Okay."

entered the room, following the lead of