‘Grid didn’t intend to provoke Bunhelier?’ 

Kraugel had a sudden realization. It was because he noticed that Grid’s hypothesis was plausible. 

‘If the beginning of the myth really isn’t the beginning.’ 

If this fact could be proven, Grid’s hypothesis carried a tremendous amount of power. It meant it was possible for Bunhelier to be of mixed race. 

The reason why Bunhelier’s front feet were abnormally small and why Bunhelier was particularly weak among the Old Dragons could be explained all at once. Bunhelier also seemed to be aware of it as well. His eyes that were soaring into the sky started to rapidly sink and the black pupils started shaking. 

He was clearly agitated. Of course, there was a close to zero percent chance that the timing of the beginning was misrepresented. In the first place, Bunhelier was someone who had existed since the beginning of time. 

However, humans always had some doubts. They always questioned facts and phenomena that had been taken for granted. They researched them and developed the discipline of science. For beings with superior intelligence like humans, the act of questioning was much more familiar to them. 

“By the way, you... how did you come up with that idea?” 

Bunhelier looked back at the ‘memories of the beginning’ with a serious face and questioned...