tell him about the next buildings they passed. The elven lady told him everything he asked about and even pointed out the more interesting places, which at first glance did not seem appealing at all. Thanks to this conversation, the dragon did not even notice when the carriage stopped in front of Matheo's shop. He was surprised when the door opened and Kei's smiling face appeared in it.
-We are at the place.- The boy disappeared as quickly as he had appeared.
Draco quickly jumped out of the carriage and helped Gizel out. Only then did he look around. The first thing that caught his eye was not at all the canvas-covered shop window and the scaffolding set up, but the soldiers belonging to the private units from Ed'heere. He could see at least four sentries, but he remembered the conversation between the master and Trace and wondered where the other two were.
-I've been wondering all along when you would arrive,- thundered Matheo coming out of the shop. The blacksmith grabbed the dragon and hugged him, then kissed Gizel's hand.- I hope you won't mind a little mess,- added the big man suggestively glancing at the renovated facade.
-You really don't have to worry.- The elf looked both ways down the street and only then went inside. Matheo glanced at the dragon, who was also looking around wondering what Gizel was searching for and if she had spotted it.
-Draco?- The shyness in Ari's voice surprised the dragon.- Umm...- The boy glanced around the destroyed front and the soldiers from their unit.
-Will you be long?- Blurt out Kei, who was sitting on the step of the carriage. He did not seem to care what the situation in the area looked like. Even though it was obvious at first glance that something bad had happened, the animorph did not lose his good humour.
-Depends,- Draco shrugged his shoulders slightly, and then wondered what he and the blacksmith would actually be doing together. He doubted they would go straight to work on the armour.- It's possible it will take us
