Atticus's Odyssey: Reincarnated Into A Playground novel Chapter 556

Chapter 556 Figure

"You're not going to see that little monster?"

Avalon stopped laughing, his expression becoming a little somber. A small smile marred his face as he turned and gazed at the Aegis airship.

"I'll see him after one year."

Avalon fixed his gaze on the ship for a few seconds without saying anything, with Sirius leaving him alone to his thoughts.

"We should head back; Lyanna must be furious," Avalon removed his gaze from the ship and turned towards Sirius, who shuddered at Avalon's words, remembering Lyanna.

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"What do you think?"

Ae'ark turned his gaze upwards upon hearing Ae'zard's question. Their ship had already taken off, and they were both sitting on a comfy semi-circular chair inside the ship's control room.

While it had some similarities with the Aegis airship, one glance would tell most people that it was far more advanced and superior. In fact, there were no crew members present!

Ae'zard's hand was placed on top of a circular orb, a larger size than what Ae'ark had given to Magnus. Streams of mana flowed into it and the other parts of the airship smoothly.

"You mean Atticus?" Ae'ark responded.

"I see you remember the human's name," Ae'zard smiled.

"Wouldn't you? Especially after everything that had just happened,"

Ae'ark rested his back against the couch, his mind racing through everything that had occurred today.

'To think there was another one of us amongst the humans, just what is that being planning?'

"So, what do you think?"

Ae'ark came out of his thoughts, his face morphing into a confused expression. He had been so absorbed by his thoughts that he hadn't heard what Ae'zard had said.

Ae'zard immediately understood what had happened. "I said, if you would kindly listen this time around, the nexus—how much of a threat do you think he'll be?"

"Wouldn't you be able to guess that better than me?" Ae'ark raised an eyebrow. The perception of a paragon was truly hard to fathom. And considering the fact that Ae'zard had watched his whole battle with Atticus, Ae'ark was relying more on his grandfather's insights here.

'Especially that suit he used at the end,' he thought, his gaze narrowing.

Ae'zard, who heard what he said, smiled. "Get ready; you're going into seclusion to begin training immediately,"

Ae'ark's expression changed, morphing into a slight frown. "Is this really necessary?" he inquired.

Ae'zard nodded gravely. "I watched everything closely from the start to the end. While it would seem as though he lost consciousness before you lost your power, you have to remember, it doesn't matter. The battle the both of you had today is of no significance. Do you know what matters?"