Supreme Husband System! & Supreme Wife System!

Chapter 913: Okay, go ahead

"Where is the Baby Dragon?" wondered Idan, trying to sense its location through their connection. But at that moment, he felt an unbearable pain in his soul.

The chaotic energy overflowing his Soul Space became so strong that it began to block communication with the First Constellation and his own Stars.

Attempts to strengthen this connection only worsened the damage to his Stars, which affected his soul.

In that case, not only could he not locate the baby dragon, but he could also recall it back to the Star from a distance.

To get him back, he needed at least to be close to him, and ideally to make physical contact with him.

[Host. It is strongly recommended to find your second contract as soon as possible and return it back to its Star.]

[Otherwise, your second contract will receive critical damage to your soul, and the connection to the second Star will be destroyed.]

"Fuck!" cursed Idan, clenching his fists and feeling his anger grow.

But, realizing that anger would not help in solving the problem, he closed his eyes and began to do breathing exercises, trying to calm his thoughts.

They didn't have much time as it was, and now they needed to find the baby dragon as soon as possible.

"Master..."

Suddenly, Idan heard Ned's voice in his head.

"Ned?" he wondered.

Idan thought that Ned, like Pulsar, had lost consciousness when he called them back to the Stars. Remembering that the chaotic energy not only suppresses his connection with the First Constellation, but also damages the Stars themselves, Idan worried that Ned's appeal to him would only worsen his serious condition.

But Ned ignored his concern.

"Master, I want to inform you..."

Ned tried to stay conscious until the last moment and share the information he had that he hadn't told Idan yet. He knew that this information was very important, so despite the pain, he shared it.

As soon as he finished sharing the information, Ned fell silent.

"Well done, Ned," Idan praised Ned.

What Ned had said was really important.

And, more importantly, Idan now knew where the baby dragon had gone.

"Who would have thought that a baby dragon would cling to one of them and teleport with them?" — Idan shook his head, not knowing whether to scold the baby dragon or praise him.

In addition, immediately after the teleportation, Ned was able to sense where the baby dragon appeared, thanks to the connection with the First Constellation, which was still working properly at that time.

While Idan was analyzing the remaining information, a figure came out of the portal and hugged him from behind.

"Belle?" he said, recognizing Arabel in this man. It wasn't her avatar, but the real Arabel who had come out of the portal.

"It's dangerous for you to be here," Idan said quickly, putting aside his concern about the baby dragon.

The chaotic energy left over from the explosion was still in the air, and Idan was afraid that it might negatively affect Arabel's condition.

"What happened?" she asked, smiling only for a moment at his concern. But soon her smile turned to seriousness when she saw the destruction that had occurred in the city of Nordist in such a short time, which even forced his husband to leave his position and come here.

Although the portal was still working, their guild's branch was in ruins. Many destroyed buildings could be seen around, and even clouds of smoke rising over the city.

Looking at his wife's serious face and realizing that she would not back down until she heard all the details, Idan decided to tell her everything that had happened here.

"Belle, I need to leave for a while," he said at the end. "I need to find the Baby Dragon as soon as possible."

"Okay, go ahead, I'll take care of everything else until you get back," Arabel nodded. Then, realizing that her husband needed to hurry, she kissed him gently and quickly returned back to the Kingdom.

Arabel's appearance and her gentle kiss improved Idan's mood a little.

After watching his wife go, he decided, as she had asked, to entrust her with all the worries related to evacuation and other matters. Spreading his wings of Light, Idan soared into the clear sky, and flew with all speed in the direction where the dragon had teleported.

Behind him was a bright trail of the element of light, which shone brightly amid the rising smoke of destruction.

***

After returning to the Kingdom, Arabel immediately contacted Irene and the others who stayed in Redclay City. She informed them of Idan's temporary absence and put Irene in charge.

"We can't send any more refugees to Nordist," Arabel said flatly. She had just seen with her own eyes the state of the city and realized that they had enough problems as it was.

"But we also can't leave the city without help," she whispered, deciding to create a small team to help the Nordist.

Not all of the Awakened from the Guild participated in the main evacuation operation.

Those who had just reached the Silver Rank and had recently crossed the threshold of the Gold rank were still waiting in the wings.

Arabel contacted them and offered to create a small group.

"Collect enough basic necessities, including food and water, and take them with you," she said.

Given the active activities of the two little foxes, the Kingdom had an abundance of such supplies, and Arabel saw no reason not to share them when needed.

Refugees from the three cities continued to arrive in the Kingdom through two portals set up in Ironcreek and Redclay.

The structure prepared by the Doppelgangers could not accommodate everyone, and soon it was going to overflow. It was necessary to decide where to send the refugees next.

Arabel considered the best option — the capital of the Federation, which could easily accommodate residents of several small towns.

"There is still no news from Milena about the Federation's decision," Arabel frowned, checking the {Whisper Talisman}.

Arabel didn't like the fact that the Federation remained silent.

And as if the Federation Council had been waiting for this moment, Arabel received a message from Milena, which angered her.

"Didn't they find out too quickly about what happened in Nordist, including the details of the destruction?" — she said with obvious irritation.

"And they still demand explanations from us, disclosure of our powers and access to the Kingdom? Including the secret of the portals?"

"Isn't it too much they want?"

At a time when their world was going through difficult times and the inhabitants of the federation were in danger, was the Federation Council trying to put pressure on them?

"Well, if you don't want to be nice, let's see how you react to this," Arabel said with complete seriousness, full of determination as she typed messages through the {Whisper Talisman}.