81. Sophia’s Letter
For a moment, Reina was in a daze. The train suddenly arrived at the station, and when she came to her senses, she had already arrived at the final stop.
The school gate.
The school gate of Lekadis Academy, the white stone gate, stood tall, like a majestic white giant tower, exuding a solemn and dignified aura.
From time to a time, magic students would walk in from the main gate, dressed in gorgeous magic robes. Some were holding magic book boxes, while others were waving magic wands. There were dark elves from the elven kingdom, humans, and even orcs.
They would be assigned to different dormitories, and then to different classes. These were things they needed to consider in February of next year, and Reina had entrusted these matters to the assistant teacher, the Green Dragon.
“Will these students be over level 100 in the future?”
Calysia looked at a student who was casting a large-scale magic spell in the crowd.
She was exceptionally talented and could summon lightning and water balls with a casual wave of her hand, creating a beautiful scenery in the sky.
“The best educational resources in the world are here. There shouldn’t be any problem, right?”
“I’m not deliberately limiting the level now, but if there are overly powerful students, I will take notice.”
Reina chuckled wryly:
“And besides, no one should be more outstanding than my child.”
Taking the train again, there were a few scattered elven students who had just figured out how to ride and use the train. They looked at Reina, who was sitting in the innermost seat, with curious eyes, and after discussing for a few minutes, they sent a child who looked the boldest to come over.
But when those people walked to Reina’s side, they didn’t dare to continue forward, as if they were intimidated by the Dragon King’s constant pressure. In front of these people, the dragon race was a group of mysterious and powerful beings, difficult to approach.
Finally, a golden-haired elf came forward.
It was actually Isabella.
“Teacher Bud?!”
“Hello.”
“Long time no see. I’m Isabella. I don’t know if you still remember me!”
“Of course I remember you. You even let me attend Elena’s speech. I really benefited a lot at that time.”
“Mmm!”
Isabella clasped her hands together, a shy expression on her face, which made Calysia chuckle wryly. Such a cute and naive elf was hard to find in any era.
“I remember you’ve already been to school. You shouldn’t have the right to enroll, right?” Calysia said with a smile.
“Of course not, so I’m here to apply for a teaching position!”
“Oh?”
“Behind me are my friends. They’re going to the dormitory, and I happen to be on the same way as the principal’s office.”
Isabella waved to her friends and sat down not far from the two of them. She brought her white-stockinged legs together, pulled at her green skirt, and then took out a small mirror, as if she wanted to make herself look more beautiful.
Before coming, Reina had already arranged a so-called “written test” for her in the name of the principal. Next was the interview stage.
“I’m a little nervous. I don’t know if they’ll accept me. The admission standards here are not very strict, but such a good school, and it’s a dragon’s school, no matter what, it’s so nerve-wracking. If only Elena could be here.”
“How is your illness?”
“Mmm, Elena is still sending me red magnetic flowers. I should be fine in a few years, but I don’t know when she’ll be back.”
Of course.
To cultivate this substitute for Mura, Reina had specially found someone to be responsible for cultivating the red magnetic flowers.
Reina didn’t know how to reply to her, just found it funny: “Maybe in a few years?”
“Then I’ll be able to see Miss Elena when I’m well?”
Mura seemed to treat a few years as a small number.
After all, elves were also a long-lived race to some extent.
Isabella glanced at the students sitting beside her and laughed: “They had no way out, and couldn’t even get into a noble school. Now they have the option of Lekadis. This is all thanks to the Dragon Queen and Elena.”
“Is that so? It seems Elena is a great queen,” Reina said deliberately.
“Yes, everyone says so, but Elena has told me that the greatest people are the Dragon Queen and the Dragon King. Actually, this school is basically her work too~”
“…Teacher Bud, do you think I can succeed in the interview?”
Reina was thoughtful: “You can.”
After the train arrived, Reina, Little Cal, and Isabella got off the train at the same time and went their separate ways. Reina glanced at the time. There were still two and a half hours before the interview began.
Taking the magic elevator to the top floor and opening the office door, the dragon whelps were already quietly asleep on the sofa.
Reina sat beside them, first touching Celes’s tail, and then, Guangying actually woke up first. She hugged Mura and burrowed into Reina’s arms.
Mura and Angelis and Guangying were a little different when they were young.
Although they were all dragons who liked to be quiet, their motives were different.
Guangying was probably timid and scared, and Angelis was naturally emotional and sensible.
Mura liked to sleep.
She couldn’t transform into a half-dragon yet. While drinking milk in Reina’s arms, she accidentally fell asleep, her tongue not even retracted.
“Mura? Mura…”
But she had a large appetite, and looked a little silly.
So, on the premise of ensuring that she wouldn’t wake up, the current time plan was generally, Mura would occupy one spot, and the others would take turns…
When it was Celes’s turn, it would be a little awkward.
Her body was about the same size as Reina’s, but she hadn’t reached the weaning period yet and couldn’t eat other food.
To make way for her little sisters, the posture of the three dragons would become very strange.
But this didn’t stop the little dragons from praising this nutritional supplement.
If you asked why, it was because Celes, to share her mommy’s stress, had decided to taste the dragon race’s favorite meat first, but she discovered that she couldn’t eat it at all!
Could that thing be as delicious as Mommy’s milk?
Angelis and Guangying were in the same situation.
After an hour and a half, Reina finally discussed with Calysia and decided to take the little dragons to see the school’s cafeteria.
Pizza seemed to be working there, and they could taste the delicacies of the dragon race.
But suddenly, Reina discovered that there was a letter on the office desk.
The envelope was very exquisite, without any wrinkles, and there were a few small bat decorations on it.
Before she even opened the letter, she saw the contents of the letter—
“Little sister Reina, I’ll be waiting for you on the sofa in the living room on the first floor. I have something I want to talk to you about in person.”
This was Sophia’s letter. It seems she was looking for me for this matter too?
When was the letter delivered?
Reina opened the [Eye of Light].
Combining the fragmented information and analyzing it with the authority of [Time and Space], Reina saw the scene of the letter being delivered.
After she left, Sophia knocked on the door, and the one who opened it was Celes.
She smiled gently, although she seemed a little embarrassed and relaxed:
“Princess Celes, may I ask, is your mommy here?”
“Mommy is out now.”
“Alright…”
Sophia put down the letter.
“When will she be back?”
“I don’t know. Soon, probably.”
“Mmm, okay.”
“…” With Sophia gently closing the door, the scene ended.
So, Sophia had been in the living room for four hours?
