Everyone was shocked when they heard Ronragruk's explanation about his plans with the lizardmen and Dragon Race.

The lizardmen were a bit worried that they would be forced or suppressed, but after Ronragruk explained his agreement with Yale, the lizardmen sighed in relief and looked to Yale with veneration since they understood that without Yale's interference, probably they would have ended in a worse condition since the plan to absorb them existed from a long time ago.

Although they were still quite skeptical about improving their bloodlines, as Ronragruk said, there wasn't any loss for them to joining the Dragon Race and being under the protection of a divine beast like Ronragruk.

After Ronragruk informed everyone about that topic, he flew towards the lizardman tribe with Yale and the lizardman chief on his back. Although the three of them could fly, Ronragruk was still the fastest, and no one wanted to waste time.

The announcement was quite shocking in the lizardman tribe, even more than seeing a dragon nearing their tribe when some people even fainted, but since the chief and Yale were also there helping Ronragruk to explain the situation, everyone agreed to move to the other tribe. After all, they knew that under the protection of Ronragruk and the other Law Masters of the Dragon Race, they would be able to live without needing to worry so much about being invaded.

However, no one of them returned mounted on Ronragruk because there was no way he accepted to serve as public transport for the whole tribe. It was one thing to let Yale and the chief travel on his back to avoid wasting time but extending the offer to others would have been something too humiliating for a divine beast.

Thus, the members of the lizardmen tribe would need to walk their own way until where the Dragon Race lived. It was possible to reach the place without flying, but it was quite difficult as no one bothered by the difficulties of the terrain since everyone in the Dragon Race could fly. Thus, there wasn't a proper way to reach it without the capability to fly, which was also a good deterrent for any invading force unless they also belonged to a species with a natural flying capability, or they only send the strongest ones to attack.

Of course, Yale didn't plan to let all of them walk the hard way, so he had asked the wolf leader and his wife to help the children and those with difficulties moving once the tribe had reached the limits of the lizardmen forest. As for the others, they would need to reach the tribe by themselves.

However, giving that they need to move completely to the other tribe, they would still need some time before departing, so there wasn't any need to worry immediately by them.

After having stopped to think about the lizardman tribe, Ronragruk asked if there was some voluntary to the improvement of bloodline among the lizardmen who already were in the Dragon Race tribe, but no one replied.

It wasn't that strange since all of them had lived a long life as lizardmen, and it would be difficult for them to make such an important decision in a short time. Moreover, they had also heard about the dangers of improving the bloodlines, especially at first, when a proper method had yet to be developed.

Ronragruk and Yale already expected something like that, so they weren't shocked nor put any pressure on the lizardmen. Instead, Yale finally made his request to Ronragruk.

It wasn't anything difficult, but it needed a lot of work.

Yale wanted Ronragruk to help him improve the Storage Space with the Fire Law, Darkness Law, and Lightening Law.

After all, Yale didn't have an abnormal talent in the elemental laws as he possessed in the Time law, the Space Law, the Life Law, and the Death Law.

Although the effects would be far better if Yale infused the Laws that he had comprehended and that was the correct way of proceeding, since Ronragruk had a complete understanding of those three laws, at least it would improve the stability of the Storage Space.

To become a Law Master, it was imperative having comprehended the Law completely, except for the Life Law and the Death law that worked in a different way due to their duality of characteristics that each one had.

The steps to becoming a Law God for the normal Laws weren't about understanding more about the Laws, so the knowledge of a Law Master was perfect for infusing in the Storage Space.

In fact, it was perfectly possible for a Law Master to create a world as long as was a Law Master in all the elemental laws plus space and time, but that was something extremely difficult, and usually, that expert would have become a Law God in some Law before that.

The Life Law and the Death Law were optional and served to add an exclusive reincarnation circle to the world, to force those who died there to reincarnate in that same world. Of course, to create something like that, being Law Master wasn't enough and required at least being a Law God in the Life Law and the Death Law.

Worlds with an exclusive reincarnation circle were quite popular since it was easier to find someone who reincarnated if that person didn't have the reincarnation properly controlled.

In Yale's world, there was such a reincarnation circle, and that was the reason Liye could send so many souls to reincarnation without worry about their fates because it was sure that they would reincarnate in that world. Of course, with proper control of the reincarnation, those reincarnation circles could be skipped as they were meant only for normal reincarnations.

Not all the worlds were the same depending on how they were created and the laws in them, but that topic was something that surpassed Yale's current understanding, so he decided to not worry about it for the moment. Anyway, Ronragruk's Laws were just a temporally measure to strengthen the Storage Space, and he planned to substitute them later on for his own even if that was more difficult than infusing his own from the start.

Yale didn't know when he would be able to become a Law Master in those three laws, so he wasn't too worried about the increased difficulty in substituting them. Of course, he wouldn't dare to ask for help in the Laws he was proficient in because that would just add more work to him in the short term. After all, Yale was fully confident in becoming a Law Master in a short time since he was fused with some Condensed Essences.

"Who would have thought that you have already started to create your own world. You are awesome, but there is a clear lack of laws here. I don't mind helping you as I promised to fulfill one request of yours, but this will be quite long, and I won't do it all in one time."

Ronragruk was planning to help, but infusing laws was a slow and tiring process, so he expected to do it in his free time and not all in one go.

"Of course, take your time."

Yale didn't mind about it at all because it wasn't like if he had a time limit to have those Laws in the Storage Space.

Just when he thought about that, Yale checked the Last Wish System, and fortunately, there wasn't any new quest with a time limit about the matter. For a moment, he feared that the system might put a new quest with a time limit when thinking about not having time limits, but he was just overthinking it, and he couldn't find any reason for the system to act like that. He even felt ashamed by thinking about it.

Yale wasn't in a hurry to have another quest since he had already found things to be busy for some time due to the lizardmen's bloodline improvements, so he was pleased with the current situation.

After having left the Storage Space alone since Ronragruk had started to work in infusing the laws, Yale discovered that Shirk had been looking for him.

"What happens for you looking for me with such insistence?"

The chief of the Dragon Race had informed Yale, and Yale knew that Shirk wasn't the type of guy to bother others with his problems unless the matter was important.

"I want to become the first in having my bloodline improved. I know that I am not a member of the lizardman tribe, and probably I am not in the deal to improve bloodlines, but I doubt that any of those lizardmen can be more collaborative than me when experimenting with how to improve bloodlines. Moreover, I have already experienced an improvement of bloodline, and you also have experience working with me in this area."

Yale smiled when he heard Shirk's words before replying.

"You know that this is extremely dangerous, right?"

Although Yale had asked that question, he already knew Shirk's answer.

"I don't mind if it is dangerous, and I have full faith in you."

Shirk didn't hesitate even for a second because he truly had complete faith in Yale.

"I will be glad to accept you as the first lizardmen to have the bloodline improved. In fact, I am happy that you will be the first."