Chapter 0224-Shut Up Evil Dragon I Don’t Want To Have Any More Kids With You

And without trying to figure out what Tag had in mind when he wrote those six words, Loseweather had to prove to Leon first that this deal really wasn’t her set up.

Leon, also sensible, nodded, “The handwriting is indeed my master’s, as for the contents ……”

Leon closed his eyes and breathed a slow sigh of relief.

Loseweather looked at him like that, torn whether to comfort him by saying that maybe your master is old and not good at expressing his feelings balabala.

But before she could speak, she heard Leon say, earnestly.

“If it were someone else, who had not seen his disciple for two years, it would be hard to have a chance to write a letter to tell him that he is well, but only this short sentence in the letter, it might be very strange; but …… if it were my master, everything would make sense.”

Loseweather silently covered her face.

Well, it’s true that if you’re not a family, you’re not a family.

No wonder his master said, “Once he reads the letter, he will know I am safe.”

“But ……”

Loseweather lowered her hand and looked to Leon, “But?”

Leon lowered his eyes to the letter on the table, and he stared intently at the last two words that

“I don’t quite understand why my master said ‘Do not remember’.”

He pulled a chair aside and sat down, at eye level with Losweather, staring across the desk.

“He was a farmer, but before he retired, he was also a dragon slayer in the Empire. He said that he hadn’t made any meritorious achievements, and that he retired naturally when he reached his age. But even if that’s the case, it’s not as bad as saying ‘Don’t miss me’ to his apprentice who hasn’t been heard from for two years, right?”

Leon Woods said, again as if conferring with Loseweather, “Is he …… not wanting me to go back?”

Loseweather mused.

Tag did say in the first place that Leon should never be allowed to return to the Empire for a year.

Loseweather inquired as to the reason, but the other wouldn’t say any more.

The request wasn’t really much of a request for Loseweather, and she had no intention of letting Leon back in.

Was it just necessary to mention it again in the letter to Leon as well, implying that he shouldn’t go back? ……

Vaguely, it seemed that Loseweather could guess that the inscrutable dragonslayer of old was preparing to do something big.

However, she couldn’t just tell Leon about this idea she had, after all, it was just a guess on her part.

So for the phrase “Do not remember”, Rothweather gives another explanation.

“Your master may …… dislike you dish chant.”

Leon was stunned and frowned slightly, “Think I’m a vegetable? What’s wrong with me?”

He straightened up, slapped his palms on the table, and dished out his past glories to Lois Visser.

“Before I came to you, I was perennially dominating first place on the Empire’s Dragon Slaying Quantity List, and leading second place by a cliff. Even if I let him go for two years, it’s impossible for him to surpass me.”

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