Chapter 35: What Does Elegance Have to Do with This Guy? ( Part 1 )
The Red Dragon Queen bit her pen and furrowed her brow, “Which one should we test next?”
As she hesitated, Grandma Veronica slowly extended her hand and pressed down on Isa’s list.
Isa glanced at her, “Grandma?”
The elderly lady smiled gently, “We’re out here relaxing with family, so even if we’re investigating, don’t focus all your attention on it.”
Isa’s red eyes shifted, and she immediately understood her grandmother’s meaning.
She tucked the list away and moved closer to her grandmother’s arm. “Then let’s go shoot a few rounds, Grandma.”
“Ah, I’m too old to aim properly, can’t do it.”
The grandmother and granddaughter laughed as they walked towards León and the family.
On León’s side, after a few magazines, he had arranged a new teddy bear for each of the girls.
He then turned to Loisver and asked if she wanted one too.
Loisver directly said she didn’t need one.
“Why? Didn’t you like the one I gave you last time?”
“Yes, but one is enough for things I like.”
The queen said this while staring into León’s eyes, a slightly ambiguous smile on her delicate face.
León swallowed, his body leaning slightly back, “You… you don’t mean… me, right?”
Loisver tilted her head slightly, her silver hair flowing, and didn’t answer directly,
“You tell me? My captive—”
“Hey, what are you two lovebirds talking about? Your eyes are about to melt, want to kiss right here?”
Upon hearing this, the couple immediately turned their faces away.
León scratched the top of his head, trying to act casual.
Just then, Isa stood in front of him, looking at him with a mischievous smile, “Brother-in-law, didn’t expect you to be so good at shooting. Help me shoot a few.”
“Alright, sure. Boss, ten more shots.”
The boss: “I’ll fulfill your dream!”
While León was busy shooting, Isa leaned over to her sister, “I thought your relationship would get better since the first time you came to my house, but I didn’t expect it to improve this much.”
Loisver’s face turned slightly red, and she pushed her sister’s arm shyly, “Sis, stop joking… León and I… we’re just a regular couple, respectful and polite with each other.”
“Respectful? Which couple that respects each other has three kids?”
Saying this, Isa bent down and picked up Mu’en from the ground, “What do you think, little moon? Dad and Mom are definitely a very~ very~ very loving couple, right?”
Mu’en didn’t care whether her aunt was trying to get her parents into trouble; she knew the adults were always right.
“Yes!” Mu’en nodded vigorously.
“See, even the kids can tell, don’t argue anymore, little Lois.”
Loisver sighed helplessly, “Sis, don’t talk about these things in front of the kids…”
The two sisters kept chatting.
Soon, León came over with his fourth teddy bear for the day.
“Sis, your bear.”
“Thanks, brother-in-law.”
Isa took the teddy bear and hugged it in her arms, then started thinking:
Which race is good at shooting, again?
Then, Isa smirked, shook her head, and decided not to think about these random things.
Better to relax and enjoy some fun time, just like Grandma suggested.
The family enjoyed the rare relaxation time at the Young Dragon Amusement Park.
Later that evening, after dinner, they went to Selena’s photo studio to pick up their family portrait and the photos for Mu’en and Guang’s school entrance.
By now, it was already past 8 p.m., and even Loisver’s speed meant it would take at least two or three hours to fly back, so by then it would be very late, and the kids couldn’t keep up.
So, the group decided to stay in Sky City for the night.
The hotel they stayed at was naturally the highest quality, since both Silver and Red Dragon sisters weren’t short on money.
After settling the kids to bed, Isa went up to the hotel’s rooftop.
León, Loisver, and Grandma Veronica were also there.
“Oh, looks like no one can sleep,” Isa said as she walked over.
The four of them stood side by side at the railing, gazing at Sky City under the night sky.
The lights flickered, the city was a world of glitz, and it truly was a dreamlike metropolis.
After a fulfilling day, people often reminisce about their past.
León was no exception.
Looking at the night view, he inevitably thought of his days in the Dragon Slayer Army a few years ago.
Back then, he hadn’t been betrayed and hunted by the Empire, and he still had the highest aspirations for the career of dragon slaying.
He often did the same thing, like now, climbing the tallest tree with Rebecca, Martin, and Victor during the army’s rest to watch the stars and the moon.
Rebecca always said, once all the enemies of the world were gone, she’d still watch the moon with her partners.
León replied, it’d depend on the weather, since on cloudy days, the moon couldn’t be seen.
Martin agreed.
Rebecca immediately pulled out her pistol, pointed it at the two guys’ heads, and demanded to know why there were such unromantic iron-clad men in her team.
Thinking back to those days of battles, though tiring, they weren’t without joy.
León silently sighed, looking up at the night sky.
Coincidentally, tonight’s moon was just as bright as it had been back then.
“When everything is over, there will be more people to watch the moon with you, crazy girl,” he thought quietly, then slowly took the hand of the person beside him.
The back of her hand was as cool as usual, but it didn’t matter, after holding it for a while, it’d get warm.
Loisver also responded to his rare initiative.
Their fingers intertwined, not wanting to separate.
Isa immediately sensed the romantic tension in the air.
She turned her head and saw that Loisver looked fine, but her brother-in-law seemed a bit… emo?
Isa blinked, looking up at the full moon.
Suddenly, Isa seemed to realize something,
“The Fenwolf Tribe can’t control their howls toward the sky on a full moon night…”
Thinking of this, she looked at León again.
Although it was strange to expect someone to suddenly howl in front of her,
But for the sake of testing your bloodline, brother-in-law, please don’t suppress the nature of your bloodline!
Howl loudly!
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“Alright, I guess it’s not the Fenwolf Tribe.”
