Kiari, one of the Dragon King’s children, sighed despondently as she entered her room.

‘Jevis, where are you...’ 

It had been days since Jevis, the third child, had been missing.

‘Did you really run away?’ 

No, that could not be. Although Jevis was the youngest among the three of them, no one else could be said to trust and follow the Dragon King more than her. Jevis’ loyalty to the Dragon King was as wide as the sea, so much so that she would have willingly given her Rabbit’s Liver if the Dragon King asked for it. That was how much love she had for the Dragon King.

At that moment, Kiari frowned because she felt something.

“That...?” 

She turned to look under her bed, where a piece of paper was tucked away neatly. When she pulled it out, she saw that it was a letter.

[If there is anything in this world that can heal the Dragon King, I will find it no matter what. That’s why I’m going to hunt the predator. I’ll be right back. Kiari.]

There was also a rabbit’s pawmark, as if to prove that it was really from her. Perhaps, when Jevis had written the letter and placed it on her desk, the wind had entered through the gaps from the door, displacing the letter until it rested underneath her bed.

‘Jevis...!’ 

Jevis was the weakest among the three of them, but it was still a fact that she was one of the Dragon King’s children. It was quite possible for her to successfully hunt the legendary Clam Golem that they had deemed to be a predator.

Originally, the Dragon King had forbidden the hunting of the Clam Golem...