The way he looked at Helfas was as if he was seeing a god.

He finally understood why in the eyes of his ancestors, the other party was like a god shining with golden light, just like the feelings and emotions in his heart at this moment.

No matter for any dragon man, the existence of the other party is too special.

Including Bath.

When he was very young, he grew up looking at each other's statues and listening to each other's stories.

His father would take him to the grotto and tell their stories along the statues of the dragon kings of the past dynasties, and would end in front of the statue of the other party.

The father and son would raise their heads and look at each other with reverence in their eyes, making a gesture of worship.

Father would say.

"Black Iron Dragon King Helfas."

"The oldest king of the dragon people, all our stories begin with him."

"From him, we know what civilization is."

"We have words..."

"We built cities..."

"We emerged from ignorance and barbarism..."

Helfas finally spoke: "You saw me from the farmer's memory, right?"

He finally admitted that he was Herfas, and Bass was finally able to speak.

He was very excited and kept nodding his head.

He said: "Yes, I saw it."

"I saw him standing in a field of oil bread to see you off and say goodbye to you."

Helfas laughed, seeming to recall that scene.

But he didn't say much about it. After a while, he finally said to Bas.

"Don't tell anyone I'm back."

Bass looked at the other party with a puzzled look on his face.

"Why?"

"You are Helfas."

"You have finally returned amidst everyone's predictions. You are the oldest king of all dragon people."

Helfas shook his head and said: "My time has passed."

After saying this, Helfas turned his head and looked at Bas.

It was as if I once turned my head and looked at the farmer in the bread field on the road.

And Bas finally saw the last scene in his ancestor's memory that he could not clearly see clearly, and saw clearly the face looking back at the farmer in the light.

He raised the corners of his mouth and said with a smile.

"farmer!"

Helfas was clearly looking at Bass, but he called out another person's name.

Across time, he really gave the farmer an answer.

"The world and picture we longed for have already appeared. Now there is no need for me to do anything!"

Finish this sentence.

When a gust of wind blew by, Herfas turned into a ray of light and flew into the sky.

A shadow appeared in the sky, going straight through the sea of ​​clouds.

Finally, the dot disappeared.

Bass knelt on the ground and watched Helfas riding the wind away. Tears burst into his face for a moment because of the last words the other party said.

The moment he heard the other party calling him a farmer, he couldn't help but burst into tears.

That may not be his emotion, but it pours out from this body continuously and cannot be suppressed.

He wiped away his tears and shouted to the departing figure with a smile.

"Your time has not passed, Lord Helfas!"

"Because all of this is a continuation of your chapter."
Chapter completed!