"Forget it," Ethan said with a soft sigh. "Give the Primordial Force to Seraphina."
He'd made the decision in a heartbeat. Just one look at her was enough.
Yeah, he knew how rare and valuable this kind of thing was—but compared to what Seraphina meant to him, it wasn't even close. Besides, this wasn't some sacred relic meant to be locked away. It was a consumable. Something meant to be used. And if he needed more, he'd just take on tougher missions. There'd be more. Always was.
No big deal.
"Shame, really," Balthazar said just then, handing the fragment back with a regretful look. "Even though it's from the Dragon God, Order Dragon Asha, it's still too weak to be of any use to me."
"I wouldn't call it a shame," Auremax said, shaking his head. "This is still an incredibly rare treasure. Among same-tier Primordial Forces, Order Dragon Asha's is top-tier—strongest in quality and power. I'd say it could be a big help to Cicero or Kyros."
He glanced toward Cicero as he spoke.
