“You can’t.” The Fallen Knight Aoris bluntly said with a blank voice. “There is no way.”
Kyle scowled. “Try to theorise.” He suggested. He was well aware of how difficult such a task would be. He didn’t need her to tell him that. What he needed were solutions.
“I don’t think it is possible to convince any draconic being from parting with their treasures, no matter how little or worthless said treasure may be.” She folded her arms. “May I ask what this is about? I thought you wished to focus all our efforts to help with the upcoming war.”
Kyle let out a sigh. “One of the dwarven smiths wanted me to find the artifact.” He explained. “Apparently its on the western side of the area, below the plateau.” He pondered a moment. “Why don’t we go and check it out? Come on.”
The Fallen Knight Aoris was quick to protest, but Kyle reassured her that he had no intention of attacking the beast. He wanted to see the cave, since it was
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