Chapter 284: Chapter 2: Fire Dragon Tornado and Galloping Horse

So, what was the true nature of the fire dragon that razed the city?

This question had always perplexed Winters.

If one were to go by the words of the city's citizens, the fire dragon's rampage was the masterpiece of some mysterious sorcerer;

according to religious figures, it was a punishment for the morally corrupt sinners.

Regardless, there was one point people firmly believed: the fire dragon's destruction was certainly not a natural phenomenon.

On one hand, Winters did not believe the incident was related to magic, since the spellcasters had attempted to divert the wind direction out of goodwill that night; on the other hand, he also did not think an ordinary fire could invoke a fire tornado.

The man sitting before him, wrapped in a robe and shivering on a stool, claimed to have unraveled the truth behind the fire dragon's destruction.

Winters was eager to know the answer.

Axel was also very curious.

Christian opened a drawer and began to rummage through it.