Dear Broom Knight

After learning his true identity, Lowry actually understood why Luskaniah always reminded him to remember that she was also a female.

After all, that girl didn't have any such concerns when facing other humans, even Travis.

Or rather, Luskaniah knew very well that when human males saw her dragon form, they never saw a woman.

But she would care about some of Lowry's small actions.

Of course, although she would always remind him, Luskaniah didn't really care that much... but this lack of concern was because Lowry was still young in her eyes, not because Lowry wasn't a dragon.

That was also earnest advice to a young child of the opposite sex, hoping that he would understand some basic etiquette after he grew up.

From the day Lowry acknowledged his identity as a humanoid dragon, he knew that he could never casually fantasize about riding a dragon in this lifetime.

One wrong word, and he would become a pervert.

Lowry didn't know if he would be able to appreciate the beauty of a dragon's form after his memories fully awakened.

But he really couldn't do it now.

He just wanted a human partner! If that wasn't possible, someone who could always maintain a human form would also work.

Lowry felt that he really couldn't develop any passion for a creature that could transform into something more than ten times his size at any moment.

Yeah, he didn't want to.

Therefore, Lowry wasn't so eager to receive too much of the dragon heritage, and a little bit of resistance would arise from time to time.

Anyway, Luskaniah always told him to weigh things carefully, and even a mage with a relatively broad and sturdy spiritual sea shouldn't be too casual... so Lowry simply became a little willful.

But what he didn't want to deny the most was that he was about to have a nephew and a niece.

However, Lowry pondered for a long time and couldn't figure out what kind of meeting gift would be more appropriate.

Of course, jewelry and treasures were a must, but it couldn't just be those things.

Furthermore, he couldn't make it too precious... Although the relationship between Luskaniah and him was quite deep, and that girl really loved her children, this kind of love could only give Luskaniah a little bit of a bottom line at most.

Yeah, the kind of bottom line that could be broken with a little bit of force.

Lowry thought that if the price of each child's gift was kept below 50 gold coins, Luskaniah should be able to choose to endure it.

As for Bolanos... this male dragon surprised Lowry in many ways.

But now he could occasionally sense that the reason why Bolanos' bottom line was so high might also be because his bloodline was somewhat special, and he only had a possessive desire for certain jewels.

Just like although he had already begun to awaken the dragon heritage, he still didn't have that uncontrollable possessive desire for gold and silver jewels.

He didn't even have the idea of working hard to earn money, and he wouldn't feel heartache because of the large amount of salary he gave out every month.

Lowry knew very well that his seraph bloodline was definitely not much... thanks to the shattered artifact of that god who hated angels, although he wasn't the kind of passionate person, he still had the emotions he should have.

Therefore, Lowry felt that his part of the dragon bloodline was probably the same kind that didn't care much about money.

Moreover, he now understood a little bit why the dragon in his impression was synonymous with greed, it was actually because of the influence of Toril.

However, the metal dragons and chromatic dragons of Toril essentially inherited the nature of the Chromatic Dragon Queen and the Platinum Dragon King!

Neutral gem dragons and the like seemed to be a little better.

It's not that they don't love money, but they would choose their own lives between robbery and earning it themselves.

Of course, neutral dragons don't count for much, and some special dragon species have a more stable style of doing things.

Although Lowry wasn't that curious about Bolanos, he felt that he could dig out the secrets of this dragon sooner or later.

After all, he had to raise the little dragons ~

With a cheerful and melodious whistle, Lowry approached his alchemy laboratory and began to create birthday gifts for the soon-to-be-hatched dragonlings.

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Before the steps, the silver bed freezes, and the year knows the great cold.

On a snowy night, a poem suddenly flashed through Lowry's mind as he sat on his broom and squinted... it didn't seem to be a complete poem, but he vaguely remembered only these two lines.

Although his memory had become terrifying, a high school student who lived on reference books like Three Hundred Tang Poems only had this level of knowledge.

Being able to piece together a sentence that was barely correct was already a sudden stroke of luck for him.

Of course, the reason why Lowry was daydreaming here was to welcome the arrival of his beloved nephew and niece in time.

The ever-closed Thousand-Petaled Lotus Hall was now wide open.

The once cluttered decorations in the hall had also disappeared without a trace, leaving only a crystal plate made of ice crystal stones, quietly waiting in the center of the hall.

Luskaniah and Bolanos were squatting on either side of the crystal plate, but they were both more than 10 meters away.

That was a distance that allowed the dragonlings in the dragon eggs to vaguely feel the presence of their parents, but they didn't dare to rely on it too much.

After all, for dragons, the dragonlings that could break out of the dragon eggs themselves were the strongest, and if possible, the parents would still try not to help them.

Lowry quietly floated above the dragon eggs, glanced down at the crystal plate that was already covered in snow, and his fingers moved slightly.

He was a little nervous.

Compared to Luskaniah and her partner, Lowry was clearly the one with the worst control.

If he felt that the aura of any child in the dragon egg was weakening, he would definitely be the first to rush down to help.

However, doing so was not good.

At least Luskaniah and Bolanos both felt that helping too early was not good.

The energy they provided to the dragonlings was very abundant.

If any little dragon suddenly weakened for a moment, it wasn't because he/she was not healthy enough, but because he/she was lazy.

Lowry didn't have that experience in the dragon egg after all, so he simply didn't understand that some little dragons were born lazy.

If they weren't made to understand that they would die if they didn't work hard, they would lose their competitiveness even if they were born.

The world of dragons was also very cruel, and such dragonlings would be difficult to accept.

Although Lowry certainly didn't care about these things, and he had no shortage of resources to raise dragons... but a dragon that wasn't accepted by the dragon clan would be in pain even if it lived.

They could enjoy loneliness, but that was because they were willing to.

For all dragons, breaking the eggshell was their first war.

They could fail, but they couldn't retreat before they even fought.

Sheltering such dragonlings was also a crime.

Since everything had been said so clearly, Lowry could naturally only listen obediently... the extra 5 meters was the space left for him to think.

Luskaniah moved her front claws irritably.

Although she was very confident when talking about Lowry, it didn't mean that she, a dragon who was becoming a mother for the first time, could really accept that there was something wrong with her child.

Which mother would think that her child was born with defects before it was even born?

Therefore, she was really worried.

She looked up at Bolanos, who was sitting steadily on the ground with a serious face, and Luskaniah couldn't help but click her tongue... males were just hard-hearted.

Bolanos lowered his head slightly, then quickly returned to his original state.

He was the one who said the most when he stopped Lowry just now.

Knowing that Lowry was circling above his head, Bolanos would never reveal a little bit of his unease.

Even if he really wanted to find a rock to scratch his claws.

What were these little cubs waiting for? Why hadn't they come out yet?

Charge up!

He had checked, although the eggshell was quite hard, even a pure white dragon cub could smash it.

Bolanos tried to control his urge to sigh, hoping that the children could make a move sooner.

However, until Lowry, who was circling in the air, was also stained with the color of frost... he had been wearing a shield on himself, otherwise he would have been buried by the snow long ago... the first dragon egg moved.

Luskaniah stood up abruptly, then sat back down amidst Bolanos' low roar.

Lowry in the air also silently returned to his original height.

Bolanos couldn't help but roll his eyes halfway... neither of these two was reliable, fortunately he insisted on staying.

This was the first cub!

If he wasn't strong enough and couldn't beat his younger siblings, then it would be over!

They dragons don't have the human concept of order based on birth order, but the children are very clear about what number they should be in the first place.

If the eldest can't suppress the younger siblings, it will definitely split directly in the end.

Now that one of the dragon eggs had moved, everything was easy to say.

Don't look at the fact that these children were already familiar with each other's aura in the dragon eggs, but they would never easily give up their desire to be the boss.

Sure enough, with the first dragon egg reacting, the other two dragon eggs also began to shake slightly.

However, the child who first mustered the courage to attack the eggshell was not confident for nothing.

Even though the two next door clearly wanted to compete with him, he was still so calm and composed, and the frequency of hitting the eggshell was so stable.

He even quickly identified the weak point of the eggshell and began to attack upwards firmly.

Lowry held his breath slightly, and his fingers opened and closed in the air following the child's frequency.

Luskaniah lay down quietly.

Her child was stable.

When cracks were struck on the top of the first dragon egg, his younger siblings clearly found the direction and began to attack the same point.

The thick layer of snow on the crystal plate was directly shaken away as the children worked hard.

Now the crystal plate was clean and refreshing.