"It hadn't changed as much as I thought," Michael remarked as he strolled through the now clean and proper subway pathway.
It was still a subway at the end of the day; however, it seemed like people actually made an effort to make the slums a livable place to be in.
Nonetheless, Fafnir didn't seem too talkative, as if he had a lot on his mind.
Therefore, Michael brought it up.
"What's wrong, Fafnir?" he asked.
"You're affiliated with the eldritch beings, aren't you?" Fafnir asked with a sigh. "That eye, that sudden surge of power—you must've done something."
"I guess you could say that, but I'm not exactly affiliated with them. They are more like my contractors, and in exchange, I get a safe place to train," Michael remarked.
"That doesn't sound like enough of a reason to get on the eldritch beings' side. Who are you contracted with, anyway? Is it some higher being? Or an imp?"