It was actually his self-confidence that took a real hit.
“Dustin Rhys, let me remind you, a camel that starved to death is still bigger than a horse. The Dragon Guard might have been destroyed, but the remnants of this organization are still powerful. You have to be very careful.”
Grace sounded very serious.
“I know that.”
Dustin nodded.
“I have learned my lesson. I’ll never allow this to happen again.”
“I hope so,” Grace replied.
“Anything special happened in the three days that I was unconscious?” Dustin asked.
“You reminded me of something!”
Grace suddenly thought of something and exclaimed.
“According to the information I received from the royal family, the remnants of Dragon Guard appear to have left Oakvale. They even shut down all of the secret businesses they owned.
“They left Oakvale? Where did they go? “Dustin continued asking.
“I can’t say for sure. But according to the information gathered from all over, the Dragon Guard remnants might have moved on to West Lucozia,” Grace replied.
“No way! I have to go back right now!”
Dustin tried to get up from bed as he spoke. However, he gasped in pain as he accidentally yanked on his wound in haste.
“Stop moving around!”
Grace reached out to hold him down.
“You were gravely injured. It’s also a penetrating wound. I have already applied Dew Balm on it. Still, you need a few more days to completely recover.”
“There’s no time for that! The Dragon Guard is very well prepared. They are going to West Lucozia with an ulterior motive. I have to stop them!” Dustin said in a low voice.
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