Chapter 0077-Shut Up Dragon I Don’t Want To Have Any More Kids With You

Lossweather wiggled her tail for a moment, then shook her head, and instead of answering positively, she said, “That has nothing to do with this question, so go ahead and answer it.”

Leon’s mind wandered slightly, and he didn’t ask any further questions.

He didn’t read the answers to the next dozen or so questions, he just wrote them all up silently.

After answering, he handed the paper to Loseweather.

Loseweather compared the answers she had just written down herself.

“How many points?” Leon asked.

“45.”

Lois Visser looked serious, “Didn’t pass.”

Leon lowered his head, his fingers rubbing his pencil, and after a few moments of silence, he whispered, “I’m sorry.”

“There’s no need to apologize, maybe I’ll answer the questions and get a lower score.”

With that, she pushed Leon another paper as well as a piece of white paper, “Go ahead and try it, write your answers on the white paper.”

Leon nodded, grabbed a pen and paper and began to write.

Taking the time to write Leon’s answers, Lossweather went over Leon’s answer sheet again just now.

She realized that all the questions Leon got right were related to her usual habits.

Things like catchphrases, habitual hands, how to put your tail most comfortably, and so on.

And the wrong questions are basically like the “Have you ever been disappointed” question.

Those were topics that Leon would only figure out if Los Vespers said it herself.

Otherwise it would have been impossible to get the answer right, given the feud between him and Loseweather and the way they got along in life.

Loseweather wasn’t one to spill her guts to people very much.

She had gotten used to keeping everything bottled up in her psyche and digesting it slowly on her own.

If he really can’t carry on, he’ll probably just write to his sister Isha and make small talk for a while.

Lois Visser took a long breath, shook her head, and withdrew her thoughts.

It just so happened that Leon also pushed that blank answer sheet at Los Vespers.

Loseweather nodded, took it, and began to answer the questions.

After answering, hand it over to Leon for comparison as you just did.

“How much?”

“58.”

Loseweather spread her hands and smiled, “It’s going to take some more practice.”

Leon looked at the test papers spread over a coffee table, pondered for a little while, and said, “Our time together is too short, and our pattern of getting along isn’t normal, so it shouldn’t be possible to get a high score in a short period of time.”

“But there’s no other way, let’s all work hard for Noa’s sake.”

Whenever it came to her daughter, Loseweather was like this, becoming meek and reasonable, completely different from the usual haughty and aloof Silver Dragon Queen.

Leon was well aware that she loved her daughters deeply as well.