After adapting to that kind of fear, Baili An even became accustomed to the icy, numbing intent to kill flowing through every corner of his body.
Because his icy blood was boiling due to that killing intent.
The man's gaze finally showed a hint of change, marked by hesitation, pursuit, and deep confusion.
These complicated emotions interwoven together, so he did not rush to make a move.
He watched as Baili An stepped through the dark mist, up the steps of the long hall, and finally came to stand before him.
It was a distance that no one had been able to cross for a thousand years.
Being as lofty as he was, this was also the first time he allowed such a weak creature to walk so presumptuously before him.
The man's gaze showed a change of distance, his standing form slightly trembling, not out of fear, for no giant dragon would feel awe or fear toward an ant.
Rather, he saw something different yet familiar in this ant.
"You…" a syllable came from his mouth.