Rebuilding this land has taken up a lot of energy from Heragor and Andal, but even so, they are still paying attention to the news from the Loren continent - the cage has been broken, and the shackles that once bound the dragon no longer exist, and what happened in this world is no longer unrelated to the dragon. The dragon clans must adapt to the era after returning to the mortal world as soon as possible, and mastering information from the outside is the most important part of it.

Unfortunately, the war with the gods destroyed everything in Tallond, including the once advanced global communication system. The dragons traveling far away could no longer contact Tallond at any time. This forced the dragon clan who had long adapted to the convenience of technology to deeply understand what "a thousand mountains and rivers" meant - now, the messenger can only rely on messengers to pass messages from the Loren continent. Even at the fastest flight speed, it would take more than one day to deliver information once, and the round-trip communication has a more serious delay.

It is in this case that Melita and the mission she led are of particular significance to the two ancient dragons currently stationed in Tallond. This is the first official contact line established since the Dragon Kingdom opened its doors to the outside world, and it is also the basis for establishing normal contact with the Loren Continent in the future.

Therefore, when Melita came to Argondore from Marina, she was immediately received by the two leaders - and what the leaders were most concerned about was the details of the 112 meeting.

The information conveyed by messengers is ultimately limited, and it has been a while since the end of the 112 meeting. Heragore and Andal are both paying special attention to whether there are any new changes in the Loren continent.

In the "civilian center" temporarily transformed with the framework of the old factory, Melita sat nervously in front of two ancient dragons who turned into human form. The flag of Tallond was hung on the alloy wall not far away. The flag made Miss Blue Dragon unable to help but recall the solemn and magnificent oath stone ring with dozens of flags. She actually had a lot to report on, but after Speaker Andal asked, she still talked about the situation in the alliance first.

"...In summary, now the mortal countries have established a community alliance with the three empires of Cecil, Tifeng and Silver as the core. The areas of cooperation within the alliance range from economy to military, and the depth and breadth of cooperation are far beyond any previous "covenant" organization. The basis of this alliance was "life and death". I think at least until the common crisis ends and the three empires have major conflicts of interest, the structure of this alliance will be extremely stable...

"The process of Tallongd joining the alliance is very smooth... It can even be said that it is smoother than imagined. The countries welcome the powerful group of the "Dragon" to become their ally. Even if they later knew the dilemma facing Tallongd, this welcome attitude has not changed. However, the possible hidden danger of "Dragon Disaster" has indeed made many small northern countries very nervous, which is within our expectations...

"I have contacted the rulers of the three empires and visited representatives of many countries. They are curious about everything about Tarlong. While ensuring that the interests of both sides are not damaged, they are willing to discuss with us how to establish a long-term trade line between the continent of Loren and Tarlong. At the same time, they have also put forward different levels of technical exchanges...will."

Melita carefully chose her wording, in order to accurately and unbiasedly convey her experiences and experiences in the Loren continent to the two leaders in front of her. After hearing her report, Hragor just nodded lightly: "For them, the powerful dragon civilization is a treasure even after its destruction. Advanced technology is the most dazzling and valuable part of it. For us today, using these technologies that are no longer useful to exchange for scarce materials... is also an inevitable choice."

"Perhaps we should call it 'knowledge'," said Andal, who was on the side. "Tarlond used the technology far exceeds the outside world. After it was advanced to a certain level, it lost the value of communication. However, knowledge with universality in the deep technology can be absorbed by a relatively convenient level of civilization. The key is how to grasp the 'degree' in it - for many relatively backward countries and regions, some basic dragon-language magic and dragon-language runes are enough to bring them great development. However, for the three empires that have developed to a certain level, Tifeng and Cecil, they are no longer satisfied with the basic dragon-language magic and runes, and have begun to study the deeper secrets of this world..."

"A higher level of technical exchange will be inevitable, and this is also an inevitable link after Tallond returns to the mortal world," Hragor nodded. "We should start to set up a special department to sort out, identify, and screen out the complex knowledge we have, eliminate the black boxes and pollution in it, and establish a communication mechanism with scholars from Loren. I think this department can be called the 'knowledge holy library'..."

Hearing this dragon-style name, Andal expressed his agreement: "I have no objection to this, but I just need to pay attention to this matter. This matter must be extra cautious."

Melita waited for the two Gu Long to complete the exchange, and then said while sorting out her thoughts: "About the exchange between Tallong and the Loren continent - including economic and cultural aspects, Gowen Cecil actually gave a suggestion. Oh, it was a suggestion, but in my opinion it was almost a complete set of solutions..."

"Gaven Cecil's suggestion?" Andal immediately showed an interest-minded look, his eyebrows slightly raised on his old face, "What did he say?"

"He proposed a 'Tallond Economic Revitalization Plan' with tourism as the core," Melita said, taking a sorted document from the side - which she wrote during her stay in the Principality of the Holy Dragon, including the advice provided by Gao Wen and her own adjustments based on the actual situation of Tallond. "I personally think this is an extremely... bold and creative plan, and it seems that it will really generate amazing benefits, at least to get rid of our current embarrassment as soon as possible without relying on aid from other mortal kingdoms for a long time."

Andal and Heragor looked at each other, took the documents handed over by Melita, and browsed quickly while falling into thinking.

"'Tourism'... This is a really nostalgic word," Andal first raised his head from the document, with a feeling on his face. "A long time ago, when Tallongde was not so...'stagnant', there were such industries in our society."

"But we were not like this at that time... so..." Hragor, who was standing beside him, broke his silence. However, the former dragon priest pointed to the plan on the document "this" for a long time but did not expect the appropriate words. In the end, he could only express his views in a tactful expression, "This plan is indeed quite creative-"

Andal nodded: "I'm talking about it, indeed."

Then the two ancient dragons fell silent at the same time, and quieted for a few seconds in a slightly awkward atmosphere before Hragore couldn't help but say, "Isn't that Gao Wen really a giant dragon disguised as a human?"

"Impossible, the dragon clan doesn't want to make money like this..." Andal subconsciously said halfway, and then changed his words quickly, "I mean I'm not so creative..."

Melita looked at Andal carefully, then looked at Hragor again: "Then this plan?"

“We will arrange it as soon as possible,” Hragor said immediately. “In fact, we have just recently completed the cleaning and survey of the old hatchery surroundings, which may be suitable as a relatively safe ‘attraction’, and the wilderness in the north of the old factory area can be left for adventurers from the continent of Loren to clean up… Well, in this way we need to set up a special reception facility in Argondore, an ‘adventurer’ hall’? It sounds good…”

Melita looked at the "Dragon Priest" who was always cold and indifferent in her impression and suddenly became so enthusiastic. She suddenly realized that this intimidating ancient dragon seemed to have an unexpected favor to Gao Wen's plan.

Realizing that she was distracted, Melita quickly restrained her thoughts, coughed twice before bringing the topic back to her report: "In addition, I have another very important thing to report, two leaders."

"What's important?" Speaker Andal noticed that Melita's serious expression immediately looked serious, "What happened?"

Melita subconsciously glanced at the two leaders, and suddenly she was a little worried about whether the old Speaker Andal could withstand the next information. She pondered the words and tactfully started the topic: "I sent a special dragon egg to the Cecil Empire before, which is the legacy of the gods..."

"Yes, we remember," Hragore nodded, "in fact, Andal and I talked about it yesterday."

"Are you talking about that egg before?" Melita's heart was thrilled, thinking that the two ancient dragons had some kind of foresight, "Then you think our god..."

"Our God should be happy," Speaker Andal said in a deep tone with a hint of sigh, "He has been trapped in this land for so many years. If that egg carries His will, He would probably be happy to be able to step onto a strange land..."

Melita breathed a sigh of relief and smiled and said, "Of course, when she saw her two days ago, she looked in a good mood - but I couldn't understand her expression..."

As soon as she finished speaking, the room suddenly became quiet. Andal still maintained the sighing look. He reacted for two seconds before he squeezed out a syllable from his throat: "…ah?"

Melita: “…ah?”

"What did you say just now?" Hragor suddenly broke his silence, "You said you saw...His?!"

"It should be used 'her'," Melita seemed to have not reacted yet, "She is no longer a god, right?"

"Melita, this matter is very serious!" Speaker Andal said sternly, "You just said...you saw the 'God' again?!"

Melita was startled and realized that she seemed to have misunderstood something. She quickly sorted out her already fragmented thoughts and words, and clearly stated what she knew in the shortest time: "Yes, the egg we sent to Cecil before is actually..."

The faces of Hragor and Andal became extremely ugly when Melita told me halfway, and it was not until the end that gradually eased. After finally confirming the true situation of Enya at this moment several times from Melita, their expressions completely slowed down. However, another complicated look could not help but appear on the faces of the two ancient dragons. Hragor took the lead in breaking the silence: "You mean, our god... Enya, she has now become a dragon egg without divinity, which should theoretically be classified as a mortal, living in the palace of Emperor Cecil, and she chatted with you very friendly last time?"

"Yes," after the misunderstanding just now, Melita no longer dares to talk casually, but instead seeks to say everything she knows at the first time. "And as far as I know, what she mainly does every day is reading newspapers and... studying drinks."

Andal frowned: "I can understand reading the newspaper, what is a drink?"

"...In fact, I can't even understand 'reading newspaper'," Hragor frowned even more. "I never knew He... She still has such a hobby."

"I don't understand at all," Melita reported honestly, "this is just what I know."

Hragor frowned and thought, and after a long time, he looked at Melita: "Did she say anything to you except what you just reported? Or did Gowen Cecil say to you?"

"They hope that this matter will not spread in the dragon society for the time being, only for the upper class to know," Melita nodded, "Gowen Cecil said that he hopes to take this opportunity to study the issue of the decoupling of the gods' 'divine' and 'humanity', which will be a major and long-term project of the Theocratic Council, and he hopes that Talrond will be able to participate in this matter after freeing up his remaining energy. Ms. Enya did not say much, she seemed to... just enjoying her current 'retirement life' and enjoying her quiet time in Cecil, and she did not want us to bother her."

"I understand the situation," Hragor said while rubbing his forehead. Obviously, his "understanding" process was quite difficult. "If it was really her, it would be reasonable."

"Study the problem of decoupling between divinity and humanity," Andal's frown slowly stretched until now. "Yes, there is a huge secret hidden here. I was so shocked just now that I didn't expect this..."

"Anyway, this matter cannot be spread in the dragon society, especially at this stage when the provisional government is insufficiently controlled," Hragor said firmly. "The gods of the dragon race have fallen. This is an undisputed fact. There cannot be a slight discount or room for discussion."

"We should discuss the issues after the discussion," Andal tapped the table. "It seems that not only is it necessary for us to set up a permanent ambassador in the Cecil Empire, but it is more urgent than expected - we must have a long-term representative and liaison there, and it is best to decide the candidate now."

The two dragon leaders looked at each other, and a second later, the two gazes fell on Melita.
Chapter completed!