In Cansington, at the Callahans’ villa, it had been a day since Thea had returned.

She fought with the Thunder King on Mount Ludis, and her arm had gotten injured during the battle.

After returning to Cansington, Thomas treated her wound. He wrapped her arm in gauze. Since she had strong True Energy, her body’s recovery abilities were also robust, so the injury on her arm had almost healed.

Thomas also stayed in the Callahans’ villa.

The Callahans knew Thomas was James’ grandfather. As such, they treated him with great respect.

At that moment, Thea and Thomas sat in the villa’s living room after everyone else had left the house.

Thomas looked at Thea and asked, “Thea, do you have any plans or thoughts on how to go about slaying the dragon?”

Hearing this, Thea frowned.

She had no intention of slaying the dragon.

Her objective was to find James and to ascertain whether he was dead or alive.

However, Thomas was James’ grandfather, which meant he was also her grandfather-in-law.