The dragon was hidden deep amongst water and clouds, which made it so that no one would notice it. However, dragons were not like the typical cultivator. Dragons represented justice and kindness, and it was only by being honorable and kind that one could control dragon aura.


    After all, kind and just thoughts were the key to calming the dragon aura that had gone wild. Wilbur''s head was filled with thoughts then, and he felt like he had stumbled upon a secret about the dragon aura.


    If dragon aura could sense everything within the area it filled, it would be of great help, especially if it could sense cultivators who cast invisibility spells. Wilbur would be able to avoid most of the danger close to him.


    How could that be achieved, then? Wilbur felt like he definitely did not know enough about dragon aura. He thought back to his time in Cametra, when Paul said that the power of light and the power of destruction came from the middle dimensions and thus used the middle-dimensionalws.


    That was how Wilbur had located the ant man by creating a shield of light with the power of light.


    The Dragon''s Altar was capable of converting even a me crystal that had absorbed the power of destruction into grace points. Even the powers of the universe''sws could be converted, which meant that the dragon god was definitely above the middle dimension in terms of power. Perhaps it came from an upper dimension.


    Thus, Wilbur felt that dragon aura might be a form of the power of the universe''sws. It was just that he had not figured out the right way to use it yet. In other words, dragon aura had to be cultivated, too. It could only be mastered once you reached a certain level.


    Uponing to this understanding, Wilbur knew that he still had a long way to go. The key now was to find the remaining five dragon cauldrons, and maybe Senior Fremont would tell Wilbur the secret about them after that.


    The most important goal at hand was still collecting the cauldrons. Wilbur returned the first dragon cauldron to his demine, taking out a sheet of paper and a pen before writing another suggestion letter.


    As per the promise he had made to Fremont, Wilbur could not take the Five Dragons Cauldron in the National Museum of Migorn away by force. All he could do was write letter after letter and hope to persuade Madam Julie this way.


    After finishing the letter, Wilbur came to the museum and put the letter into the suggestion box. Just as he had turned around, he saw Madam Judy staring at him unblinkingly with a serious expression on her face. "I''m sure you''ve found out about something?"


    "Is anything the matter, Madam Judy?" Wilbur asked.


    "Something deeply unfortunate happenedst night. Ellen''s father passed away. I know that man was horrible to Ellen, but he was still her father. I hope you can pay her a visit. I think she''d be happy to see you."


    Wilbur had thought that Madam Judy wanted to talk to him about the fifth dragon cauldron, only for her to bring Ellen up.


    The truth was that Wilbur wanted to see Ellen too but had no reason to go looking for her. Now, however, Madam''s Judy suggestion seemed like a good enough


    excuse.


    Wilbur nodded. "I see. I heard that Ellen''s father was a gambling addict, though. He hurt Ellen many times, and maybe she might do better after he''s dead. Maybe she''ll finally be released from his torment, you know."


    Madam Judy smiled. "You won''t get it. Either way, Howie was still Ellen''s father."


    Wilbur retorted, "Madam Judy, why did you fire Ellen in the first ce if you cared about her so much? Why didn''t you let her continue to work at the museum?"


    Madam Judy''s eyes welled up with tears at the words. "I admit it was my fault, and I can apologize to you, but I still hope you''ll go and pay Ellen a visit so she has the courage to live on."


    "Alright, I''ll go in a bit. I heard she''s moved, though. Do you have her new address?"


    "Yes, I''ll give it to you now."