105. Sophia’s Advice
No matter… in Lekadis, the holy Delgon, the solemn elven kingdom, and the mysterious blood race kingdom, the perception of the dragon race was described with words like “strong” and “elegant.”
From the distant Primordial Era to the Era of Light, and now to the Eternal Night Era, once mythology and epic were involved, the figure of the dragon race was always present.
And the king of these powerhouses resided in the Dragon King’s Palace, in the dome of the eternal night sky, in the Silver Dragon Airspace.
But no one had ever thought that two dragons would actually stretch their bodies and lie on the ground. From a human perspective, it was like they were doing yoga.
An azure dragon and a green dragon.
“Mama, is this really effective?”
The green dragon, Mura, held her breath, her small eyes showing clear confusion.
Reina said with a smile, “Of course. This can increase your body’s flexibility, and besides, if you can master your body, half-dragonization should become very easy.”
Mura nodded.
Until now, Mura had already grown to 9 meters long, already surpassing her older sister, Guangying.
No matter how patient her mommy was, Mura couldn’t feel that she could transform into a half-dragon body.
“There’s still a long time, little Mura~ You’ll be like your older sister sooner or later.”
“And besides, it’s normal not to have this feeling, because the dragon race’s original dragon form is the normal body. Tens of thousands of years ago, it was impossible for the dragon race to become so small and suitable for survival.”
“If it were in the past, would Mama’s milk be more abundant?” Mura seemed to have understood, and her originally somewhat dull eyes began to sparkle.
“No.”
Reina couldn’t help but laugh.
Even the half-dragon children’s milk consumption was no less than that of the Primordial Era.
“Are you hungry~”
The moonlight shone on an unnoticed corner, on a vine extending on a stone slab, a bright red flower quietly blooming.
This flower was noticed by Reina, who had suddenly transformed into her half-dragon body, and then, overjoyed, she looked at Mura.
But she didn’t say anything.
It turned out that her guess was very successful. The children she and Calysia had all possessed [authority], which could be a sign of a god.
This was also an important reason why Reina was so tired every time she gave birth.
Mura quietly reached out to Reina and then retracted her hand, suddenly feeling a little regretful and extending it again, back and forth.
“Mommy is so small every time she becomes a half-dragon. I really want to pinch her, but I’m afraid of breaking her.”
“I’m not that weak…”
Mura gently held her wings with her mouth, placed them on her body, and then coiled her tail in her arms, giggling.
After Mura was satisfied, she transformed into a small dragon and landed on Reina’s shoulder. And Calysia had, at some point, already sat on a decorative bench not far away.
“Little Cal, I’ll leave Mura to you for now. I’ll go back first~”
“Okay.”
Calysia nodded.
Mura obediently flew to her shoulder and also greeted her mother goodbye.
After Reina left, Calysia looked at Mura helplessly.
“Today, did Mama say anything?”
While stroking her head, before the flight training began, this was also a kind of comfort.
“Mama said she can definitely teach me. She said there’s still a long time, and Mama is very patient.”
“…”
“Alright…”
Perhaps it was just a trivial concern. She just hoped that Reina could be a little more relaxed.
It was very difficult to find a solution that satisfied both of them…
This hesitation had become a common thought since she had had children.
Loving one dragon had turned into needing to love many dragons.
The hesitation that had arisen from not having feelings for anyone else had transformed into a genuine liking for children. She had long expected this day, but when she was actually experiencing it, she would still occasionally feel uneasy.
Reina spent two hours every day teaching Mura how to become a half-dragon.
Suddenly, Calysia thought of a rather perfect plan.
Flight training was to teach the children flying techniques. Calysia didn’t have much talent, but with those years of reincarnation, she was the longest-living dragon. Even the Great Dragons couldn’t compare to her.
So, she could, with the title of [Strongest Creature], become the world’s best dragon teacher.
However, after Angelis and Guangying arrived, their flight training had to be separated or done simultaneously.
After the training, it was actually Mura who had retained more stamina.
Angelis and Guangying leaned against each other, almost unable to open their eyes. Mura was still full of life.
This made Calysia feel a little strange.
Guangying’s body was 8 meters long, Angelis was 9.5 meters, and Mura was 9 meters… Logically, the gap shouldn’t be that large.
The inner side of Mura’s wings was a whitish inner scale, and the scales on the outer side of her wings were majestic and strong. In terms of body proportion, they were about 1.3 times the size of the other two dragons.
But this was not the reason why Mura had retained her stamina. Moreover, it hadn’t been like this before.
Calysia carefully observed Mura’s face and only then remembered what Reina had said. She should have already discovered it, but she just hadn’t fully confirmed it, and hadn’t told me.
“Mura, can you grant Mama a request?”
Calysia patted her head, and the latter subconsciously tilted her head up so that the caressing hand could directly reach her neck without being blocked by her horns.
“Mother~?”
“This scale of yours is about to fall off. It might be a little painful.”
After Mura let out a soft “mmph,” Calysia gently removed a scale from her side. Although it was said that it would hurt, it was just like cutting nails, with no special feeling.
Calysia’s attention was entirely on the gap where Mura’s scale was missing, and then she was enlightened.
The position where the scale was missing would have a momentary skin breakage, but that breakage was as if it were automatically repaired by magic. Just like Celes, she still didn’t know what to name it. From her current performance, naming it “life” was the most accurate.
While the little dragons were still not well-rested, looking at the little green dragon who was wagging her tail and looking at her, Calysia took her to the table and chairs at the entrance of the Dragon King’s Palace, and Sophia also just happened to arrive.
This time, Sophia also brought many precious medicinal materials purchased from the blood race.
After greeting the Dragon King, just as she was about to leave, Sophia gave Calysia a look.
“The Dragon King has been looking haggard lately. Could it be that she has encountered some difficulties?”
“Not really…”
“Mmph, I understand,” Sophia said with a beaming smile.
She smiled at Mura, as if she were teasing her: “Who does Mura like the most?”
“Mommy and Mother,” Mura said without thinking.
“Then do you know what Mommy likes the most?”
“Mmph…”
Mura was about to say, “Mommy likes Mother, and Mother likes Mommy,” but she was preempted by Sophia.
“Your mommy probably likes soft things.”
