Chapter 0079-Shut Up Dragon I Don’t Want To Have Any More Kids With You

Early the next morning, the front yard of the sanctuary.

“Mom, why does he look like he hasn’t closed his eyes all night?”

Noa asked, looking at Leon who seemed – no, not as if, but indeed hollowed out.

Roseweather, refreshed and flushed, greedily inhaled the fresh morning air and stretched beautifully again, the

“Mommy doesn’t know yet, Leon, didn’t you sleep well last night?”

“…… Don’t you know in your heart if I tm slept well?” Leon muttered under his breath through gritted teeth.

Loseweather waved her hand, “Alright, alright, cheer up, we’re going to take the test with Noa today.”

With that said, Lossweather spread her wings and transformed into her dragon form.

Leon slapped his face as well, forcing himself to clear his head.

Father and daughter climbed onto Losweather’s back, one after the other.

The silver dragon flapped its wings and shot straight up into the sky.

They didn’t take Mune with them on this test trip, after all, they weren’t going out to have fun.

Moune also dutifully agreed to stay at home and wait for his mom, dad and sister to come back.

The trio also traveled to St. Heath’s College with confidence.

The Academy is located in the hinterland of Dragon territory, a very safe place.

How safe is it?

Even if the various races joined hands and bulldozed a dragon city in a day, it would still take a year and a half of pushing before they could see the gates of St. Heath’s Academy.

Although the Dragon Clan had split into hundreds of smaller clans a long time ago, once it came to communal places like Sky City and St. Heath Academy, they would still unite and work together to defend against foreign enemies.

It’s about a couple hours flight from the Silver Dragon Sanctuary to the Academy.

After departing for a while, Leon was almost as well recovered from being hollowed out.

He glanced up at Noa, who was sitting in front of him.

The face was cold as usual.

Yet it was obvious that there was more than a little worry and anxiety.

Leon worded his words, intending to give his oldest daughter one last thought.

Of course, he didn’t say anything like, “Don’t feel pressured, it’s okay if you don’t pass.”

He knows Noa’s character, motivated and demanding high standards for herself.

That is why you should never say “no”.

This is tantamount to denying all those efforts Noah made earlier.

“The test questions in the cub division of St. Heath’s Academy are notoriously difficult, Noa.”

Noa nodded.

“So this is going to be a whole new challenge for you, and certainly not a small one for your mom and me.”

“But no matter how hard it really is, we’ll face it together as a family and we’ll always get across, don’t you think?”

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