58. Mommy Is the Best
Saying this, Reina had a brand new anxiety—what if her children liked her too much?
Although after a child grew up, they would automatically have a certain relationship awareness with their mother, but Reina had never thought that a little loli dragon who was just over a year old could say such a thing.
Actually, Little Cal also often received gifts from the two sisters.
Compared to the Angelis sisters, the one she was most worried about was Celes.
She was too mature.
“Mom, when are you going to teach us swordsmanship?” Guangying asked, looking up at her with naive eyes while drinking milk.
“If you want to learn, probably in a year or two. It’s not urgent now. I’ll teach you sooner or later.”
“Why do dragons need to learn swordsmanship?”
Speaking of which, Reina felt a little sad.
She shifted her gaze again to the two practicing swords outside.
Celes’s magic talent was very high. It could be said that she was a super genius who surpassed both her and Calysia.
But Celes didn’t like magic.
She believed that magic was a disharmonious existence. Therefore, she only wanted to master Reina’s [Light], not those various attribute magics.
Although compared to other dragons, she was already a super genius, but now, she seemed to have encountered a small bottleneck… This was how she described it.
In Reina’s opinion, for a dragon less than two years old to have such a thought was already breathtaking.
“Your older sister wants to practice [Light] more, but she hasn’t awakened that much power yet. In a few years, she should be excellent enough. To be honest, if she had started practicing magic before, she might have already surpassed eighty percent of adult dragons.”
“Sister is so amazing,” Guangying said with a giggle, almost making Reina laugh again.
But for Reina, this might be because Celes had seen something, and it was related to her authority. Perhaps this was the reason for her rapid maturity.
After feeding, Reina stood up from the comfortable sofa, and the two little dragons also jumped away. Remembering that she still had to feed Celes after her training, she remembered something, went back to the office, and began to reply to Elena’s letter.
As she wrote, she would suddenly remember what Elena had said before their last meeting.
“I will always miss Teacher Bud.”
She smiled, sealed the envelope, and with some difficulty, walked to the exit of the Dragon King’s Palace.
She looked left and right, and Azure and Fire were right there.
The latter, seeing Reina, came forward, nodded slightly in greeting, and shifted her gaze to Reina’s belly.
“Azure, help me with this letter… By the way, how is your relationship with Fire now?”
Azure chuckled wryly: “Sister Reina, the methods in the book are all useful. Fortunately, I did my homework in advance, so Fire didn’t look at me with that look when she was incubating the egg. I feel like her personality has changed a lot.”
“I plan to try it myself next time.”
“Ah, you guys are still playing like that?” Reina’s eyes widened.
“Doesn’t Sister Reina have any feelings for the Dragon King?” This time it was Azure’s turn to ask.
“Whatever, just casually changing a dragon’s identity… Mmm, it’s not impossible…”
“As for me, whether I have feelings for Master Calysia,” Reina said, blushing, and then she didn’t intend to answer this question.
After that, she just casually asked about Azure’s and Fire’s honeymoon trip. She had originally wanted to care about their living situation, but thinking of the empty dragon treasury, she herself had no right to care about others.
As it was getting dark, after Reina had finished her work, Celes helped her to the dining room, where a table full of delicacies was already laid out.
The family of five sat at the dining table. Actually, only Reina and Calysia were eating.
The two of them sat together, while the two sisters and Celes sat opposite the table.
Celes would occasionally pat Angelis’s and Guangying’s small heads and say a few words of affection.
Reina, who had eaten half of her meal, suddenly had a determined look in her eyes and gently patted her thigh.
“I’ve decided. I’ll start earning money tomorrow. Waiting for the school to become profitable is too late! As a dragon, how can I be so poor?”
“Can’t you just take it from others?” Celes said, her eyes closed, her white-stockinged legs gently brought together, sitting gracefully like a professional woman.
“That would be a loss of dignity as a dragon. What we want is treasure~!”
“Treasure!” Angelis was the first to be stirred up, raising her small fist and shouting in a delicate voice.
“Treasure, awoo~” Guangying also imitated her sister and raised her fist, but she only learned it for three seconds before she understood Reina’s words, looking a little dazed.
“If it doesn’t affect our lives, I have no objection,” Calysia said, unconcerned, looking at Reina’s face the whole time. “But as for earning money, I can fill the dragon treasury in a few days.”
Reina understood in a second. No matter what period it was, in this aspect, Calysia was still more skilled.
But…
“That won’t do,” Reina said, her small face puffed out. “That’s not a long-term solution. What I want…”
“Mommy just wants to earn back what she invested in the school before. As expected, she has a lot of backbone,” Celes sighed. “But although the current school is all in Mommy’s hands, Elena’s influence is too great. Now, even that group of blood race members think the school was opened by Elena.”
“Mmm.”
Reina nodded heavily: “So, the ultimate goal now is still her.”
“Elena.”
…
After dinner, Calysia took Angelis and the two sisters out to play.
This was her own request. According to Reina’s experience, she would be back in two hours.
The Dragon King’s Palace was temporarily left with only Celes and Reina.
Celes helped Reina back to the bedchamber. Unlike in the afternoon, this time she didn’t say a word and remained silent the whole time. She didn’t want Reina to see her expression.
Reina sat obediently on the bed, watching Celes with gentle eyes. The latter still didn’t have the courage to look up, as if she had done something wrong.
“Mommy…”
“It’s okay anytime.”
“Mmph…”
Celes remembered that her little sister would be back soon, so she had to force herself to accept this fact.
But before that, she still added a lot.
“Mommy, I ate a piece of meat today.”
“And then?”
“It was so bad…”
“Was it because of the seasoning?”
“No, I feel like it’s still because of that reason… Anyway, I can’t be weaned yet. Mmph, I just can’t. I’ve tried, really!” Celes said, raising her head halfway through, excitedly wagging her slightly small tail.
Don’t you just want to drink milk?
This child is so stubborn, she must have inherited it from Calysia.
“The book says weaning takes ten years. Mommy, haven’t you finished the third part of the ‘Dragon Mother’s Guide’ yet? How many years are you planning to write? Mom, I just know that Mommy always judges based on rigorous experience. I just wanted to ask, no other meaning…” The more she spoke, the more nervous she became.
“Two years,” Reina chuckled.
“Mom!” Celes was about to cry.
“I’m kidding. It’s probably 10 years, the standard hasn’t changed. 15 years is also fine.”
“Mua~”
Celes’s tears flowed even more.
“Mommy, Mommy is the best…”
