151. Being a Dragon Is Quite Comfortable
However, although it was called “training,” Reina couldn’t possibly just lock her in a cage and raise her like a pet. If she really did that, Aurora would probably kill herself.
This was not domestication.
To be honest, this was the first time Reina had discovered that raising a child was so difficult. Even without considering Aurora’s future, just surviving was a difficult task. She still remembered when she was looking for Dragon Slayer in the Primordial Era, she had personally seen a hungry dragon whelp eat its weakest sibling. At this moment, Angelis’s words echoed in Reina’s ear.
“Excessive motherly love is not a good thing.”
What should she do?
Looking at the little dragon whelp squatting in front of her, Reina was in a dilemma.
However, to change this fact, even if she didn’t use extreme means, she had to take some measures. Sitting and waiting for death was not Reina’s personality. It was just that under the care of her daughter and her wife Calysia for many years, she had become a little lazy.
To prove whether her method was feasible, Reina found Calysia.
“You mean, you want to take Aurora out for a walk alone? Mmm… and you want to take me with you?”
Calysia’s fingers gently tapped the table, blinking her eyes.
“Yes, because a mother’s love is not just mine. Although it’s a bit embarrassing to say this, can Little Cal help me with this?”
“Of course.”
“Then in exchange, can my wife…”
Calysia extended her hand and gave Reina a number: “5.”
The latter understood and overlapped her hands in front of her.
“Okay… alright, five years… If it’s broken, Little Cal will have to be responsible…”
“I will definitely be responsible~”
The family trip of three was not too complicated, especially after telling Celes and Angelis about this, she had received their affirmation and trust.
What a happy thing to have a group of children.
Reina, who was fully prepared, returned to the bedchamber and hugged the two dragons respectively. However, Sophia’s size was too large, and she couldn’t be held up completely.
“Aurora, let’s go out and see the scenery. Don’t you look forward to the beautiful mountains and rivers?”
Sophia opened her mouth. Because anything her mommy prepared was happy for her, she opened her mouth and let out two “mmph” sounds to express her agreement.
Aurora was still expressionless, trying to maintain a state of “it’s the same with or without me,” not nodding or shaking her head.
The weak Reina had to be accompanied by Calysia. These were the most beautiful and dignified years for her as a goddess.
The wind blew through Reina’s hair. Sophia was always staring at the passing clouds, lowering her head to observe the birds and beasts in the forest. Aurora clung to Sophia’s side, a look of disinterest on her face, as if her soul had been drained by something.
Reina sat on Calysia’s head. Here, she could hear her engine-like heart beating. A true and genuine strongest creature.
“Little Cal,” Reina’s voice was very soft and dissipated with the wind.
“Hmm?”
Seeing that the other had actually heard, Reina continued, “I can’t live without you…”
“Hehe, why is my wife suddenly saying such things?”
“So it’s no big deal to pay with my body,” Reina tidied the hair by her ear.
“…”
“If five years is too long, then four years is fine.”
“Just five years!”
“Eh?”
“No changes!”
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An hour later, Calysia took them to the ice field in the northern part of the continent.
What should have been a dangerous area with ice and snow and blizzards was now surprisingly calm.
In the place where the sun should have been in the starry sky, a beautiful nebula like a vortex was actually formed. The stars and aurora intertwined in the sky, turning into layers of colorful light bands.
After the “dark fall” of the Goddess of Light, the celestial magic had caused a disorder, thus forming this beautiful scenery.
This was also the first time Aurora had looked up and observed the sky here. After noticing Reina’s gaze, she lowered her head again.
“Mama, Mommy!” Sophia was also very excited.
After getting off Calysia’s dragon back, she rolled in the snow. But even if she got dirty, she didn’t have to worry. Mother Reina’s gravity magic could instantly wash her body white.
Aurora carefully jumped off the dragon’s back. When she just stepped on the snow, she almost fell. At the critical moment, Reina caught her, preventing her from rolling in the snow like a dummy.
However, the moment she caught Aurora, Reina pretended to slip and fall, and like a small snowball, she held Aurora and rolled down the cliff.
Because Reina was entangled with her, she couldn’t use her fists and feet at all and could only fall with gravity to the bottom of the cliff… with a loud boom, she smashed a large crater.
Aurora poked her head out of the snowdrift. Her pink horns were covered in snow, like two small snow cones.
But Reina, sitting on the snow in a duck-like posture, looked at Aurora’s head and laughed happily:
“Haha… Aurora, look at the snow on your head. Don’t they look like two cat ears?”
“I’m so sorry, haha~ It would be great if Aurora could fly, then she wouldn’t be so miserable.”
Aurora was suspicious of Reina’s words. It was clearly intentional. Why did it look like an accident?
Isn’t this the reef goddess? Even if she’s weak, she can’t be so stupid. This is a matter of common sense!
Thinking this, Aurora let out a growl and looked at the mother who had given birth to her with resentful eyes.
That expression was as if to say, “What on earth are you doing?”
And Calysia actually didn’t pull her up. Wasn’t this just letting Reina bully me? Using such a low-level method to treat me as a fool?
“What’s wrong, Aurora? Are you sick? Hehe…” Reina’s face was a little pale.
However, if she fell from the mountain, the weak Reina probably wouldn’t feel good either.
So in the end, she was using her own body to test me?
Hehe, I’ve never seen such a stupid person.
When the falling snowflakes landed on the ground and restored the tranquility, the sound of Sophia and Calysia running happily came from above. Reina lay beside Aurora and looked up.
At this angle, Reina could just see the strange scenery of the starry sky through the gap in the cliff.
“Do you remember, in our childhood, did we also watch it like this once?”
“…”
Saying that, Reina took out the handkerchief she carried with her, wiped the snow off Aurora’s head, and said with a smile, “Girls have to pay attention to hygiene.”
Aurora was almost angered to death.
Was this person deliberately using a handkerchief to make me remember something?
However, her anger dissipated when Reina helped her massage her dragon horns.
If she had fallen from a cliff, if she were an ordinary race, she would have been reduced to bones and her body would have been torn to pieces.
A dragon fell, and it was actually like falling on a bed. What an exaggerated physique…
I didn’t expect that being a dragon would be quite comfortable.
