"Exalon, something's wrong," Kael said as he paused what he was doing.
All the golden screens in front of him froze for a moment, no longer blurring in and out of existence in front of him.
Exalon frowned too, "What is it?" He asked while standing up.
If Kael said something was wrong with such a serious expression, it was better for everyone to listen to him attentively.
"Danger, now, coming straight toward us," Kael said, his eyes closed as he tried to interpret the fortune signal.
"I'll ready the others," Exalon said. He didn't need to hear more; he directly walked out of the room, his broad shoulders appearing as if they were supporting enormous burdens.
His deep yellow eyes gleamed with killing intent.
"All-King, focus on your work. We'll handle anything that comes," Exalon said with determination before walking out of the room and leaving Kael all alone.
