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Well, technically, Leonica was the one mainly hunting whereas Ragna took care of everything outside the hunting. While Ragna believed he would never reach Leonica's level of power that never stopped him from training in secret so he could stay with her as long as possible, at least until the day he himself would be killed by a Dragon. [1] Plot[] Main timeline[] Fall of Lese Arc[] One day, while hunting, Ragna daydreamed someone killing instantly countless dragons of many sizes, but this got him distracted and almost killed by a dragon if it wasn't for Leonica's intervention. They returned to the hunter guild in Ronabera, one of the seven cities of the Kingdom of Lese, to redeem the bounty. At the guild's tavern Ragna gets harassed by Sykes and his goons because of his weakness but Leonica intervened by drawing out her silver sword. Leo questioned Sykes what he sought with his sword, she explained she sought only strength and that was the reason she hunted dragon, because they are the strongest creatures she could fight. Then she invited anyone to follow her on her journey dedicated to onloy hunt dragons, she would share with them wealth, fame and glory, but no one showed interest except Ragna. Afterwards they went to sleep. While Leo was sleeping, Ragna was secretly training as he always did. He knew he would never reach Leonica's strength even in a lifetime but what he sought was to hunt with Leo until the day he would inevitably die by a dragon. But his thought is suddenly interrupted by another daydream which reminded him what he wishes will never happen followed by a vision of Leonica saving him but dying in the process.

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