Chapter 483 Birth Of A Dragon

• Jonathan could empathize with Torrence's feelings. He observed their surroundings and expressed concern, “Although we may not be entirely safe here, we need to consider Clarabelle's imminent hatching. If it occurs while we are in Lerton, it could lead to significant complications.”
• In response, Fekro said, “It doesn't matter if it happens when we're in a city or in the middle of nowhere. Clarabelle's hatching will cause a commotion either way. It won't be easy for us to seek peace.”
• It was then Jonathan fell into deep thought. This is a pretty big issue. There are many old mages in Pollerton, after all. While the dragons used to be a force to be reckoned with, now, they're a rare sight. As such, dragon scales, blood, and essence ball are all valuable commodities. In other words, a dragon is a walking treasure chest. Clarabelle will be weak when it first hatches, and that'll be a source of trouble for us. If we want peace, we need to abandon Clarabelle or sacrifice it to the old mage living on the island of the Dead Sea, settling the matter once and for all. Although, I doubt anyone in our group, including myself, will seriously consider either option. We'll rather die than abandon Clarabelle.