11. Mommy Is a Dummy
“Reina is happy, that’s all that matters~”
“Mommy, happy!”
Reina blushed, and not wanting others to hear, she lowered her voice again:
“It’s not the time for such cheesy sweet talk.”
“Sweet talk, what’s that?”
Celes tilted her head, climbing on Reina’s and Calysia’s shoulders, and finally chose to lie in Reina’s arms, looking at her with curious eyes.
Calysia said with a mischievous smile:
“Do you know how I captured your mother?”
“Mommy?”
“Eh, eh, don’t tell the child so many strange things now!”
Reina’s mind was filled with forceful kisses and sharing a bed. For a moment, she felt that her thoughts were being led astray.
“What is Reina thinking? I’m talking about the very beginning. I used to say sweet things to you every day. You haven’t forgotten, have you?”
“Indeed, it seems there was such a thing…”
She was talking about the few years when she, as the Goddess of Light, had taken in Calysia.
Although she had no emotions at that time, those memories were just stored like data. Looking back, it was like reading a book, a black and white, lifeless scene. But every time she thought about it, a hint of color would be added to the black and white.
“Mama didn’t know anything at first, and then she started to think about life~”
“Mommy…?”
“Ah, ah…”
Reina blushed:
“Indeed there was such a thing, but I didn’t have a soul core back then, did I?”
“You can have emotions even without a soul core. Look at me, I don’t have a soul core, and I like you very much.”
“…” Reina sighed. She didn’t know about this, but she knew that when she was breastfeeding tonight, the content mentioned by Calysia could be used for thought.
“So, our love is inevitable.”
“Alright, alright, didn’t I also woo you back then? We’re even,” Reina said, pouting. “Are you a dummy?”
“You’re the dummy! Reina, as a goddess, couldn’t resist my temptation!” Calysia also said half-jokingly. The two were calm on the surface, but behind them, their two tails were already entangled in a fight.
But Calysia always won.
“Celes, who do you think is smarter?”
Reina finally looked at Celes, unconvinced.
But she was wrong, because Celes should only have one answer:
“Mommy, dummy.”
“Is Reina a dummy?”
Calysia leaned closer to the two and looked at Celes with a smile.
“She is a dummy!”
In short, it was a good trip.
After returning home, Reina continued to check the data and discovered that dragons actually didn’t need to worry about any problems with the dragon egg in their belly… The dragon race was the race that needed to worry the least about the baby in their belly.
The next day, Reina ran to her desk early in the morning and began to write a schedule.
She decided to go out of the Silver Dragon Airspace and take a look.
After the dragon egg was born, she wouldn’t have so much time.
At that time, she would have to create various clones to handle the affairs of the God Slaying Society. While she had no magic power now, taking the baby out for a trip was a good opportunity.
Reina estimated the time, about a month.
After that, the dragon egg would probably be born.
So, Agnes and Light had been in her belly for a full nine months.
In comparison, Celes seemed a little impatient.
“Mama, where are we going to play?”
Celes would sometimes lie on Reina’s shoulder, sometimes sit on her belly, and sometimes eat milk inside her clothes… Now, she was sitting at Reina’s desk, as if trying to attract her attention.
“We’re going to the elven kingdom.”
“Elves?!”
Celes seemed to know something, but in fact, her mind was also full of Reina.
“The dark elven kingdom is a country made up of dark elves, just like the dragon race,” Calysia explained patiently.
“Dark elves!”
“Yes, dark elves,” Reina nodded.
Coincidentally, in mid-August, it was the final election for the Elven King.
This was also Mura’s biggest concern for the past six months.
According to Reina’s calculations, Mura’s probability of winning was ninety-five percent.
The remaining five percent was the probability that Mura would accidentally expose her dragon identity.
And her biggest competitor, Isabella, had less than a one percent chance of winning.
Of course, these were all probabilities without considering unexpected situations.
Then, Reina would spend a week taking Celes to the blood race to take a look. This was the plan for the entire month of August.
Of course, although it was called a travel plan, Reina didn’t plan to stay outside.
Calysia could also instantly send everyone home, and Reina could also use her authority to teleport… however, it was a little difficult in the current situation, and she would also need Calysia’s help.
Therefore, it was just that she would have to be a guest in other countries often during this time.
And she could also slightly push her own goals.
As a god, to be so disheveled.
I’m hopeless.
Looking at the little dragon on the table, Reina reached out and put the small, colorful cotton clothes she carried with her on her tail—it was a dragon nest sewn by Calysia.
Celes brought her tail in front of her and observed it intently. She seemed to feel something familiar, reached out her small paw and touched it, but couldn’t confirm—she didn’t seem to know what the thing on the dragon egg was.
“Mommy, mua~”
The little dragon clumsily walked in front of Reina and lay on her again.
“Reina.”
Calysia looked at the travel plan on the table, as if she had something to say.
She pointed to the map on the table.
“Can we go here? We should be able to pass by.”
A part of the plains, seemed a little unremarkable?
“We can, but I still want to ask what we’re going there for.”
“I just want to go.”
Calysia smiled a little. Reina could see at a glance that she had some resentment towards her. In the past, she would have explained everything to her.
She suddenly widened her eyes, as if she had remembered something.
“The ruins of the empire? It was a not-so-developed town back then, one of the first cities lost by humanity in the beastmen’s invasion… life was devastated.”
“City!” Celes wagged her tail, picked up her dragon nest with her mouth, and, imitating Reina, actually put it on Reina’s horns.
Seeing her slightly comical mother, she seemed even happier and licked Reina’s cheek with her warm little tongue.
“Of course, this city also has an important meaning… This is the city where we used to live, but it was during the [hidden ending], right?”
Reina said with a smile. Saying that, she took the dragon nest from her horns and put it on Calysia’s dragon horns.
So shy and timid, she still had to beg me…
“Dummy Little Cal.”
She sneered, and Calysia’s authority vanished under the decoration of the dragon nest.
“Dummy, Mommy!”
Celes also looked at Calysia and repeated.
For a moment, Reina understood even more what Celes meant by “dummy.”
