dragons. As soon as he had passed them it was Draco who appeared at his side and continued as if nothing had happened.-In addition, preparations for the summer solstice festival are slowly beginning, so more and more people are drawn to the city for that reason.-He shrugged his shoulders as if it was nothing unusual.
-Well, you can't say it's quiet in Dagos,- sighed Darius, a little irritated by the crowd.-There's always something going on here.
Draco disappeared into the crowd again and reappeared beside Darius when there was some space. They were slowly approaching the main gate of the city, and gradually there were fewer and fewer people around them. Bleist regretted that he had to return to Atlantis so soon and take up his daily life full of paperwork and boring meetings. On the other hand, I think Draco will provide me with some variety and an opportunity to wriggle out of some parties. He thought contentedly with such a thought, but nevertheless a vision of reality quickly caught up with him. Or rather, I'll have someone to accompany me to even more gatherings. Even now, before his eyes stood Gizel in a beautiful ball gown telling him that he had no choice but to go with her to one of her colleagues who, coincidentally, was throwing a small dinner party for a couple of friends. Well, either way I think it will be better than before. More lively. He added as he watched the dragon once again appear at his side.
-We'll be out of town in no time.- Said the mage looking over his shoulder at the Royal Tract stretching behind them.-Don't you have any regrets?- He asked watching his apprentice.
-I don't really have anything to regret,- replied the dragon shrugging his shoulders. -Jeviev has left, my aunt will manage without me, although she will miss me.-He said it as if he had already thought about it. - As for the rest, master himself knows.
-Well, you're right.- Bleist noticed that Draco smiled slightly when he nodded.- It will only get better now.-He put his
