Since Ryan didn't have all the time in the world and the two groups of survivors won't mix well, he didn't hold back in training the second group's elemental resistances. Time was of the essence, after all. Still, when night came, the survivors had become resistant enough to endure the attacks of Ryan's slimes. So, he left some of them behind in order to make them help the survivors for quite a while.
Although a good part of Washington had been recovered from the monsters' hands, Ryan didn't slack off on the guard duty. His tracking skills needed some work, but he compensated in what he lacked with his concentration and with a good viewpoint of the area. Basically, Ryan created a forty meters town watchtower with his Earth Manipulation and stood at the top of it watching the area. From that place, he could see the succubus' dungeon and their movement, as well as he could watch both camps.
"We need to talk."
"What now…" Ryan sighed.
The guard duty was quite boring, but Ryan liked these peaceful moments. Those were the only moments where he couldn't feel annoyed by thinking about anything after all. The worst that could happen was a wave of melancholy that would make him feel a bit depressed, but it looked like he wouldn't have that right now. In any case, Orgar sure was talking a lot with him, and it was weird since he only did so when Alissa was sleeping. Besides, a secret in the middle of the night made Ryan think that he was up to no good for some reason.
"Alissa began to change… while I do think that is a positive change for her considering her previous world view, I am not sure you are going to like this change."
"I couldn't care less about it," Ryan said. "As long as she doesn't cause problems for others, it doesn't really matter how she will change."
"You may be right, but still, I feel like I should warn you about other things. I thought that Alissa would eventually talk with you about it, but it looks like she got tired of the way you treated her."
"How come despite that, you feel like giving me other warnings?" Ryan asked. "Aren't you on her side?"
"I am. However, while dragons act most of the time based purely on their instincts, that doesn't mean they can't act based out of curiosity."
"In other words…" Ryan frowned.
"I want to see how well you and other humans will perform with your world facing its current problems. After reading the mind of the demons and those dragons, we discovered that your planet is suffering changes that other species didn't experiment."
"Are you sure you should talk to me about it?" Ryan asked. "What will happen if Alissa decides to read my mind?"
"She won't. She completely lost her interest in you. That being said, she is smart enough to figure out some things just by seeing some of your actions, so I can't give you many details. Regardless, I don't know for how long I, the dragon Orgar, will continue to exist as a single being. Still, I want to see how ordinary humans such as yourselves will deal with those situations through Alissa's eyes."
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