35. The Prophesied One
“Celes, sob, sob…!”
“Mommy is mine.”
Celes pouted, a look of utter defiance on her face.
Reina began to stroke Celes’s head. She was quite experienced now.
Celes was usually very well-behaved. Whether it was eating, sleeping, or learning, she had never given Reina a moment’s worry.
But at times like this, it was a little awkward.
Sophia and Mura, both of them had Reina’s soul. Together, it was just a treatment, but now the meaning was different. Celes seemed to have seen through something, and that’s why she felt a sense of crisis.
Yes…
Sophia seemed to be deliberately following me.
Celes could see her purpose, which was why she felt a sense of crisis.
But this sense of crisis was actually fear of me being snatched away?
“Celes, be good. I won’t be snatched away. Mama will always love you.”
Seeing the interaction between the mother and daughter, Sophia laughed, touching her two fangs, as if she were already used to this.
For some reason, she just liked to be by Reina’s side. She firmly believed that this being who could bring light to the blood race and illuminate their path forward was the one she was looking for.
After five minutes, Reina finally put down Celes, who was hugging her head, and stuffed her into her arms. To comfort her, Reina had two “secret weapons,” massage and nutrition, which she had now mastered.
However, Celes still looked at Sophia from the side, as if “monitoring” her.
She looked at Sophia with some embarrassment:
“By the way, what is it, Miss Queen?”
“Actually, ever since Eisentapha, I’ve had a question I’ve wanted to ask you.”
“I want to ask, Reina, are you our [Prophesied One]?”
“What prophesied one?”
The blood race was a stubborn and gentle race.
Unlike their counterparts in the Primordial Era, to ensure that their numbers would not decrease, they had proactively abandoned the legendary vampire’s brutality and arrogance.
Therefore, in any time and space and memory, this was a pitiful race.
Reina knew what they lacked, and she could naturally make up for it.
Sophia took a deep breath:
“The so-called [Prophesied One] is the one who will bring prosperity to our blood race. After the end of the Primordial Era, the contemporary Blood Queen prophesied this result… To this day, only less than ten blood race members know about this. Because, the legendary [Prophesied One] is not a member of the blood race, but of another race.”
“A dragon?” Reina said half-jokingly.
“Even a dragon is possible. I want to know if it’s you,” Sophia said with a wry smile. “This is very important to us, because she said that if the prophesied one does not appear, we will face extinction.”
“I’m just doing it for my own benefit,” Reina shook her head. “I don’t know anything about the prophesied one.”
“I see, but I’m still convinced that you are her.”
Reina didn’t know what to say.
Could it be that she was the savior of the blood race?
She suddenly felt a little guilty. But now it seemed that the reason why those blood race members liked her should be very simple.
Because from the very beginning, Reina had never treated them as a burden and had protected them from the beastmen.
The relationship between the dragon race and the blood race was not bad in the first place.
So, by a strange coincidence, the current situation came to be.
“That Blood Queen, is she still around?” Reina still remembered that the blood race had not experienced war for a thousand years. In that case, if it wasn’t a natural death, that Blood Queen should still be traceable.
“Unfortunately…”
Sophia shook her head:
“Every Blood Queen will receive the power of the previous queen before taking office, and the previous queen who has lost her power will hide herself. If it were her, she might still be active in some city, with a new face.”
I see.
The blood race couldn’t prophesy, and it was impossible for a queen who had learned prophecy to exist thousands of years ago.
The reason for this so-called prophesied one was probably because someone had made a strange agreement with her thousands of years ago, and that agreement was very likely the erased reality and memory. That is, it was related to Aurora.
Aurora’s ideal was to rule this world.
And if the prophesied one was that elf…
As expected, she still couldn’t hand over the blood race to others.
Reina pursed her lips and smiled.
“I will become the prophesied one of the blood race.”
The wedding lasted until night. Reina and Calysia gave out some crystals and agate as gifts and expressed their congratulations. During this period, Celes officially appeared in everyone’s sight, and Calysia finally had a public opportunity to announce that Celes was her own child.
That is, Princess Celes.
After returning home, Celes was still happily wagging her tail and talking.
“Hehe, Celes is a princess, Celes is a princess~”
She didn’t seem to have any interest in fame, but simply thought that the title of princess was very nice.
And Reina knew that as the eldest princess, she would soon have to share some important responsibilities—taking care of her younger sister!
Thinking of this little dummy Celes teaching her younger sister to read, Reina also happily swayed.
“Hehe, I have a daughter, I have a daughter…”
Calysia looked at the two dragons who would become happy from time to time and complained, “You really are a family of three.”
“What’s wrong?”
“You’re all dummies.”
“You’re the dummy!” Reina knocked on Little Cal’s head.
“Celes is a dummy!”
Celes was quite happy.
Suddenly remembering an important matter, Reina immediately rushed back to the bedchamber.
She had a golden necklace around her neck, with an amber pendant on it, as if it contained something. If you looked closely, you could see a dragon egg in the center of the amber.
It was a magic weapon made with Calysia’s spatial magic and her own spatial authority.
The dragon egg was shrunk and stored inside, maintaining its warmth and at the same time, having greater stability. Logically, it was even more effective than actively incubating the egg.
Under normal circumstances, Reina would hold it between her breasts, and the warming effect was also good.
The reason she needed this piece of agate was that Calysia didn’t like her using her clone, so Reina had created a new divine artifact. This way, she could temporarily let her main body have the right to act and ensure that she could take care of the three of them with her main body.
However, to ensure that the dragon egg could grow naturally, Reina still quickly “released” the dragon egg, took off her clothes, and nestled ontop of it.
All in one go.
Mmm…
This was much more reassuring.
As expected, putting it on her chest and actually incubating it were very different.
Calysia and Celes both looked at Reina.
“So skilled. Reina has become so fond of having children.”
“Does Mommy like to incubate eggs?”
“Of course not!”
Reina hid her burning face under the quilt.
