Chaos Devourer System
Chapter 357: Vornek's Conviction...

Chapter 357: Vornek's Conviction...

Chapter 357: Vornek’s Conviction…

The EIA headquarters is the very tallest structure in the entire EIA training base. Hundreds and hundreds of EIA, officials came in and continuously exited the structure, and a golden-haired and eyes figure young man appeared at the entrance of the gigantic structure.

Vornek slowly raised his head, looking at the gigantic structure before also heading in with the crowds. Arriving inside the gigantic hall, he didn’t bother to move to the waiters and directly headed towards the elevator at the side,

DIIING

Immediately, it opened up as Vornek entered into the structure, his eyes immediately turning towards the button and he stretched out his fingers which came to stop just an inch from the buttons. And slowly he retracted back his fingers as he scratched the back of his head.

“What did he say he was once again?” Vornek asked dumbly before shrugging the inputting a set of numbers.

“Guess, I’ll just have to try everything out…” he mused to himself as the elevator made a ding sound and immediately, he was whisked upwards.

30 minutes later…

“Hmm, and where the hell is this damn old foggy…” Vornek mused to himself in confusion. He had already gone through the elevator for the 152nd time now yet he still hadn’t found the person he was looking for before.

Suddenly,

DRIIIING

DRRIIIING

His watch rang out intensely as he slowly directed his attention to the device and looked at the notification.

[Personal Notification]

[Commander Leviron: Hey damn glutton. Just received 150 news for alleged trespassing by a golden-haired figure. That can’t be you, right? The damn number is the 17th floor. And can’t you just check your damn notifications panels to access the notification,]

“Oh? There is such a thing…” Vornek mused as he yawned loudly before his hands moved towards the button on the side of the elevator and he inputted the number 17.

DIIING

WRIIIIING

Immediately, the door shut closed before he was immediately whisked upwards, slowly coming to a stop less than five minutes later.

DIIIING

The door made a ding sound as Vornek entered into the medium-sized hall where a single glass table and three chairs could be seen.

Two chairs were at the end of the table while another one was just right in front of Vornek and immediately he slowly moved towards it as he sat his butt down.

Right in front of him were two middle-aged men who were none other than Commander Sigrid and Commander Leviron.

“So, I heard that you have an important information or did I read that wrong too…” Vornek asked as he looked at both commanders.

There was no sign of any greeting or anything like that, even though he was standing before two commanders. It might have seemed disrespectful to onlookers but both commanders don’t mind for a single second.

The dragons were in many ways different from humans and that was down to their intelligence. While the humans understood things like respect and courteousness. The dragons don’t get that at all. But they can’t be blamed. When one sleeps for a year, then wakes up and feeds for 5 weeks, before once again sleeping for another year. They really shouldn’t be expecting such a person to have manners or even more the basic etiquette of relationships.

“How did you get lost” Commander Sigrid asked with a raised eyebrow as Vornek rolled his eyes.

“I forgot the number.”

“You have to be kidding me…” Commander Leviron said as Vornek shrugged.

“Next time, u check the notification interface…” Commander Sigrid said as Vornek’s eyebrows furrowed and he looked at his watch.

” And where is that?” He asked cluelessly.

“You have to be kidding me. What do you even use the watch for…” Commander Leviron asked disbelieving as he looked at Vornek who had a blank expression on his face.

“It rings out loud and I know something important will happen soon. That’s all…”

“You really are a dragon,” Commander Sigrid said before pointing out how the watch works to him/

2 minutes later…

“Hmmm, pretty cool…” Vornek said as both Commanders rolled their eyes at him.

“Never forget that and save yourself from a headache. Now let us get down to why we both are here,” Commander Sigrid said as Vornek’s ears immediately perked up and he regained his seriousness.

“Firstly, is this…” Commander Leviron said as a glass box suddenly appeared in his hands with a golden tear drop at the center.

Placing it on the table, the glass suddenly began moving towards Vornek like nails to a magnet and Vornek picked it up before it could fall to the ground.

“You didn’t pass it to him?” Vornek asked, his voice sounded becoming loud and more of a beastly grunt.

“We did. But he refused. He said he was very grateful for the help, but he has given up on the martial way and just wants to live his remaining life peacefully and happily.

“Hmm, that is sad to hear…” Vornek said as his eyes furrowed in confusion.

‘Could I be wrong about him?’ Vornek muttered to himself as he looked at his right wrist where a strange tattoo could be seen. It was the image of a figure, surrounded by mist while behind the figure was a golden-colored dragon which seemed in all aspects to Vornek.

‘There’s no way I’m wrong. The Fate-Sharing Dragonnoid Tattoo can’t be wrong. He is definitely the one…’ Vornek muttered to himself as his eyes narrowed dangerously in bewilderment and also confusion.

“But that doesn’t make sense at all. What does he mean to live his remaining life out…” Vornek asked with a raised eyebrow as he looked at both commanders with a confused gaze.

“Ahh, I don’t expect a dragon to understand. The process of his mana core getting destroyed had a very great effect on his will to continue living and he had chosen to simply stop resisting. Instead focusing on living life to the fullest, away from the struggle and competition of the martial path.”

“It is difficult to understand, so don’t think too much about it…” Commander Leviron said as Vornek gave a nod and one of his fingers morphed into a long golden claw he immediately pierced the glass box and the teardrop immediately flew back to him and center into his chest causing his eyes to suddenly shine an even more bright golden.

‘It is not that I don’t understand. It is both of you that have been fooled. Zeras would never agree to go down that easily. Never…’