Chapter 0123-Shut up Dragon I don’t want to have children with you anymore.

And Leon, who was lying on the living room couch at the moment, stared silently at the ceiling and began to think about whether it would be better to tear Noa’s bullies apart by hand tomorrow, or to hack them to death with a knife.

……

The following morning, the couple burst into the principal’s office in a hurry.

Vice Principal Wilson was sitting behind his desk discussing something with another teacher.

Seeing that it was Losweather and Leon coming, he immediately said to that teacher, “Go get Noa and the others.”

“Yes, Headmaster.”

The couple walked briskly to their desks, and Lois Visser asked, “Principal, what’s going on with Noah? Why did she get into a fight with Don’t Recognize?”

“Just calm down for a moment, Ms. Losweather.”

The principal pushed the eyes on the bridge of his nose and said nonchalantly, “The cause of the matter, then, isn’t very unusual, it’s those conflicts between the fetal and cocooned young dragons.”

The Rector has in fact embellished the word “contradictory”, and it would perhaps be more accurate to use the word “discriminatory”.

Cocooned young dragons inherit their power directly from their ‘mother’, but fetal young dragons need some time to grow.

Although there is no difference between the two sides when they are adults, regardless of the method of reproduction, there is still some difference between the two sides in terms of their abilities when they are young dragons.

Besides possessing an advantage in physical quality and talent, another distinctive feature of cocooned young dragons is that they are born with their own dragon horns, but fetal young dragons can only wait until adulthood to grow their horns.

Certainly, physical appearance does not generate “discrimination” to the extent that physical confrontation occurs.

The tail, which symbolizes the identity and status of the dragons, is also one of them.

It was then that Leon, Loseweather, and Noa took the stage as a model family, but Leon didn’t show his tail.

While most adult dragons don’t care much about it, to a small child, a tail is one of the capitals of flair.

So, Noa’s conflict with others may be based on these factors.

Wilson nodded, “Well, those three kids do usually have some …… rebelliousness, often bullying the fetal young dragons in the class. Noa wasn’t too lucky to be targeted by the three of them.”

Lossweather narrowed her eyes slightly, “Three? Principal, do you mean that three young dragons have teamed up to bully my daughter?”

Leon sniffed and was also displeased, stepped forward and said in a low voice, “Headmaster, this is indeed a bit outrageous, you get me the parents of those three dragons and I’ll reason with them.”

You know, it’s easy for a dragon slayer to reason with a dragon.

Wilson helplessly held his forehead, looking at the couple, it was that they had already acquiesced to Noa being bullied.

But actually ……

“Principal, Noa and the others are here.” The teacher who was just there said as she stood in the doorway.

“Oh good, let them in quickly.” The principal sighed in relief.

Leon and Loseweather also turned their heads toward the office door.

Led by her teacher, Noa stepped in.

The couple rushed to get together.

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