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In the hall, unlike the other dragon kings, Leon stood quietly as he faced Odin without showing any signs of retreat, his expression calm and resolute.

The formidable aura radiating from Odin, almost overwhelming, filled the entire council chamber, making the atmosphere feel charged and tense.

Leon could feel Odin's intense gaze as it bore into him, and while he wasn’t intimidated, he was fully aware of the power in that look.

"How do you plan to explain yourself?" Odin finally broke the silence, his voice as imposing as his presence. Even though he didn’t seem angry, everyone could tell Odin's expectations were high.

"I suppose there's something you’d like to address with me?" Leon replied steadily, his gaze meeting Odin's without flinching.

Odin gestured slightly, indicating he wanted Leon to follow him.

"I’d like to have a word with you in private, Silver Dragon King," he said in a measured tone.@@novelbin@@

Leon nodded slightly, indicating his agreement.

Odin made a small gesture, and the others in the hall nodded in acknowledgment.

One by one, the council members and attendants filed out of the chamber, closing the door behind them.

The intense pressure that had pervaded the hall gradually eased.

As the two dragon kings stood alone, Odin took his time to observe Leon carefully, as if gauging his strengths and weaknesses.

"They seem quite familiar with each other, don’t they?" someone murmured outside.

"You didn’t hear? Konstantin once joined forces with him in a remote corner of the northern region."

Another dragon king whispered, "I think Odin even saved his daughter once."

"Then this summit could also be a chance for him to settle some debts with people. He might not let this opportunity go."

"Who knows? Maybe he’s just here for some personal dealings."

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Isha glanced at her sister’s departing figure before turning to look at Rosvisser.

"Do you think he might cause trouble for Rosvisser?"

Rosvisser shook her head. "No, I don’t think so. He’s likely here to see how this council will handle these matters."

The reason she was certain Odin wouldn’t bother Rosvisser was twofold.

First, Rosvisser and Leon have no old grudges or unresolved issues with anyone here. They have no conflicts or disputes that would require confrontation.