An Extra’s POV

"Sit."

Before the mighty presence that was before him, Adrien Chase had no choice but to obey.

He had been escorted by Dragons to this place—the grand office of a Lord—so the least he could do was obey the simple instructions given to him by the one he came to see.

The one who was thoughtful enough to grant him an audience.

"Huu…" As Adrien sat on the rather comfortable seat, doing his best to observe his surroundings without taking his attention away from the entity before him, he maintained his smile.

The office was splendidly designed—possessing streaks of purple, blue, and black. The carpet was exquisite, and the quality of furniture was unlike anything that could be found in any human or elven settlement.

In fact, it was almost reminiscent of Earth.

The room had an air conditioning Enchanted Item, as well as Enchanted Items for lighting, among other very useful utilities. By all means of comparison, it was not too dissimilar from a modern office.

"So… how are you enjoying the Empire so far?" The man before him asked, his voice deep and his tone smooth.

It almost felt like the clap of thunder, though.

"I just arrived on the Continent, Sir. I haven't had much time for sightseeing or anything of the sort." Adrien rightly responded, bowing his head politely in order to pay as much respect to the figure as possible.

He found that this method usually worked on those in high authority who perceived themselves as greater than those they granted an audience.

Just as expected, his actions eased a bit of the tension in the room.

"Is that so? I understand then…" Adrien was yet to take a proper look at the Lord before him, but he could see his outfit.

He wore a polished black and purple suit—one that spoke of incredible wealth and prestige. Of course, it was enchanted—as was practically every other accessory that the man donned. He had an earring in one ear, a chain, and a few rings, from what Adrien could decipher.

Adrien made sure to observe all of this very subtly.

"I will have to leave very soon, since I have a rather important meeting to attend to. So, raise your head and let's conclude this as quickly as possible."

"Understood."

his eyes and witnessed the handsome and perfectly crafted face of the

where

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one—a sharp contrast to the regular prideful Dragon that existed within the Empire. Even among the Lords, he possessed a particularly sharp wit, coupled with an attitude that calculated all actions and outcomes based on utility. How useful or advantageous a position was determined whether or not

before him an

got news on the deaths of those three, and I have to soon leave for the meeting that is being held to explain their demise and discuss the other pending matters.' Vai'zel thought to himself as

his own thoughts concerning the deaths of his colleagues, but it wasn't like he didn't see it coming. The other Lords also probably had a fair

to dwell too much on the matter. Instead, he offered his full attention to the

when my Generals first reported their unanimous decision to take in an exceptional human who sided with them against the Elves, I

Adrien had managed to garner even more of his

and I have to say… he's pretty impressive.' And all of this was not even accounting for the fact that the boy had Necromancy as a

interesting

asked, his eyes burrowing deep

you. If it is possible, I'd like to integrate

us? As a

nodded his head, not showing any hesitation to make clear

like that!' Vai'zel

showed a lot more backbone than most

the Empire that would

moment he heard the question, a move that made Vai'zel even more intrigued by him and excited to hear

know about the true origins of the Dragons… as Otherworlders

The Lord's

battle you…

by the information he was receiving practically for

tides in

this human was able to figure out

yet you would betray them? Why?"

this war. And in that respect, it doesn't matter what side I was summoned to, or what I need to do to achieve the desired

"Oh? Fascinating!"

"...."

existed between both Otherworlders—Dragon and Human—as they were locked in

to the loud laughter that

quite amusing, you know