Dear Broom Knight

If Aiou wanted to use his people to do something, he basically had to mobilize an entire world of dragons.

Otherwise, falling asleep or forgetting could be considered reliable reasons.

Therefore, he generally wouldn't put humanoid dragons, which are prone to extinction halfway through… not the entire race, but a small branch in a certain world… into his plans.

But he wouldn't push away his own offspring either.

Dragons could easily recognize Lowry's identity.

Even if they wouldn't be as particularly friendly to him as Ruth Kania, generally speaking, adult dragons would have some tolerance for young dragons and would take care of them a little.

For example, if they found a young dragon on the battlefield who was recklessly trying to muddle through, dragons would generally choose to kick him flying to the far ends of the sky rather than directly kill him.

Even if it was the young dragon of the enemy side.

According to Ruth Kania, Lowry's youth was still very long!

He had enough time to slowly seek his own future path.

After discovering that he actually belonged to the dragon race, Lowry's always brooding over the mage profession quickly turned into a 'so fragrant' existence.

What he disliked before was just the sudden lack of choice.

Even in his previous life, in that dilemma, he wasn't completely without self-selection.

He could choose the one he liked best among the few second-best options after confirming that he had no better prospects.

He accepted his incompetence and helplessness.

But having no choice at all and directly having his future decided made Lowry feel a subtle displeasure in his heart.

Clearly, this was a very good result, but he always had a sense of frustration.

But he couldn't say such things to anyone… if it were him, he would also find such a person who was taking advantage and acting spoiled very annoying.

However, after discovering that he was a humanoid dragon, that little affectation disappeared completely.

He could now give up magic and take the path of a knight, and even becoming a swordsman wouldn't be a problem.

However, after careful consideration, Lowry still felt that being a mage was more suitable for him.

Choosing a life path instantly elevated him; Lowry was truly satisfied.

He dared not play abstractly anymore.

Therefore, during this period, his magic learning progress has gone up another level.

Magic also has a feeling.

Moreover, he really understood this time that he was now standing at a turning point just like in the past.

As an art student who was decent-looking, didn't sing badly, and had good physical strength, a little short of 180cm, Lowry had actually had many choices other than pursuing a painting career.

When he was painting in the tourist area, he also received quite a few small cards and some relatively proper business cards.

Lowry wasn't unmoved.

Even if he was a homebody, he still understood the huge difference between a fine arts student without a backing and mediocre talent and an 18th-tier entertainment industry worker… for example, the small apartment he had painstakingly saved up for over the years was not worth mentioning to those who said, 'I'm so poor, I only have a million in my pocket to live on.'

But he himself was a person who thought a lot.

After he had collected enough business cards and understood a lot of unspoken meanings, Lowry quickly gave up the idea of ​​taking a chance.

He wasn't cut out for that.

It's so damn wild!

He would be crazy to give up his already stable foundation, the home he had painstakingly built, to play a big adventure with those guys.

Therefore, being a humanoid dragon is really good, and he doesn't intend to change attributes in his lifetime.

And his territory, even if it is ravaged by blizzards, must have some sunshine.

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Although there were early signs, spring still came silently.

While the icy mountains created by Bolanios were still covered in white snow, Wolf Mountain had already begun to flow with streams, gently and steadily sliding into the Qingyu River at its foot.

When Lowry opened the window in the first rays of morning light and saw this scene, he understood that the day for Ruth Kania to leave had arrived.

Although she would still come back from time to time to see her children, it would no longer be possible to have such a long period of companionship.

Although in the dragon's inheritance, it was already very good for a mother to carefully teach her children for nearly three months.

But Ruth Kania was clearly the kind of warm-hearted mother who would bring her children to adulthood.

Lowry sighed softly… not for the little dragons who were about to leave their mother, but for Ruth Kania.

His friend was really cruelly toyed with by fate.

Although she relied on her own efforts to step on those who forced her to do so, in order to step on those more firmly, she still had to pay a huge price.

Lowry turned and walked onto the open-air platform on the roof.

Almost at the same moment he opened the door, the white dragon lady spread her wings and landed.

"My friend, it seems you are also ready." She looked at Lowry with a smile.

"Ruth Kania, should I wish you all the best?" Lowry asked softly.

"It's good if everything goes smoothly." Ruth Kania replied calmly, "All the best is too good, it's easy to make mistakes."

Lowry sighed helplessly.

"Don't worry, Lowry." Ruth Kania fanned her wings, "Even if Travis and I lose everything, we can still go wandering in the astral world."

"Don't say such discouraging words." Lowry couldn't help but stop her.

"It's really nothing." Ruth Kania said as if it were true or false, "Travis and I comfort ourselves like this every time we prepare.

It's been decades, and it hasn't been that bad.

It can be seen that as long as you are not afraid of anything, you can live very smoothly."

She lowered her head and glanced at the icy lake that was gurgling with the arrival of spring: "Look, I even have the opportunity to leave behind such good children… hiss…"

She suddenly made a sound like her teeth had been knocked out.

Lowry followed her gaze… a small white fledgling dragon with a big head and a small body was sneaking through the lace flowers.

Because of the cold air, the white lace flowers that bloomed particularly brightly were only trembling slightly… and it was unknown whether it was the spring breeze or Lily's doing.

The most ⊥ new ⊥ small ⊥ say ⊥ in ⊥ six ⊥ 9 ⊥ ⊥ book ⊥ ⊥ bar ⊥ ⊥ first ⊥ hair!

"Lily is really smart!" Lowry exclaimed from the bottom of his heart.

"Smart in the wrong place." Ruth Kania was not happy because of Lily's clarity, "Lowry, you should understand what I mean.

Dragons, in fact, the smarter they are, the harder their lives are."

Lowry knew what she meant.

The more smart little dragons know, the more secrets they want to dig out.

Humans can endlessly explore that secret… because they need a lot of time and energy to dig out these things.

But dragons are different.

Once dragons think too much, the first thing that reacts is the inheritance in the bloodline.

Those dragons with relatively distant bloodlines are okay.

Dragons like Ruth Kania, who can actually call Tiamat grandmother, the inheritance she brings to her children is a bit too profound.

Lowry's bloodline depth is actually very different from hers, but he still feels very painful when thinking about problems.

Lily is so smart, and her reaction is so fast… Ruth Kania had already told the children that she would leave in the spring, but she still kept the exact day a secret.

Originally, she wanted to leave quietly.

Unfortunately, Lily clearly noticed something was wrong.

Even though Bolanios still went out to hunt for food in the light of dawn according to his old habits.

Lowry thought for a while and still comforted her: "But as long as she grows up, Lily will definitely be extremely powerful.

You don't have to worry too much, I will remind her at any time.

Just like you always remind me, Ruth Kania."

He took out a book of spells and opened it with a serious face: "I found a very interesting spell, do you want to take a look?"

Ruth Kania, who was still looking at her little daughter stumbling towards the castle with a worried face, turned her head curiously and glanced: "Wish spell?

You're crazy… oh, seventh circle.

You scared me, I thought you were going to go crazy."

"Ruth Kania, consider my level, okay? I haven't even figured out sixth-level spells yet!" Lowry replied helplessly.

Ruth Kania muttered the materials in the wish spell, and finally shook her head: "It's useless to me, at least it has to be eighth circle."

"I showed it to you to tell you that if Lily really consumes too much energy due to too much research, I will try to find ways to add some points to her." Lowry put away the magic book helplessly, "Unlike you, who can completely use Travis's brain to think, you don't need to worry about these."

Ruth Kania tilted her head: "Why do I feel like you are being sarcastic to me, Lowry.

Do you like Lily so much?"

"The little girl is so cute, who wouldn't like her?" Lowry looked at her inexplicably, "I also like Bo Bo and Weiss!

But Bo Bo and Weiss are always charging into battle, and only Lily will intimately accompany me."

"Is she accompanying you?" Ruth Kania smiled, "She's just looking for a chance to take a nap at your feet.

With you here, Bolanios and I won't grab her to work."

Bo Bo and Weiss can now clean up all kinds of ingredients very neatly, but Lily can only break down calves except for fish.

Lowry laughed: "She doesn't not learn what she loves to eat and wants to eat."

Ruth Kania shook her head, looked at the little girl who had already passed through the lace flower vine lawn and ran towards the castle in one breath, and showed a rare gentle smile: "I'm leaving~ Lowry."

"Aren't you waiting for Lily?" Lowry was a little surprised, "She's so…"

"The best course is the words and deeds of parents." Ruth Kania said in a peaceful tone, "We can't take special care of her just because she's smart.

Lowry, my children, please…

Ah… really, what am I talking about?"

Ruth Kania, who found that her words were a bit contradictory, couldn't help but laugh: "Ah~ Goodbye, my friend."