Much like the driver's licenses Luo Chuan remembered, dragons had to undergo a series of training sessions and assessments before they could fully master flight and learn the Eternal Kingdom's traffic rules in the process.
If every dragon were allowed to fly around however they pleased, the chaos that would result would be utterly terrifying.
Of course, no matter how perfect the planning was, some unforeseen special circumstances were inevitable.
Luo Chuan remembered hearing about something once.
Someone had gone to driving school and successfully gotten their driver's license.
Yet he still did not know how to drive.
The reason was simple—he could only drive the driving school's car, and had even wanted to buy that particular one.
Luo Chuan had originally taken it as a joke.
Could anyone in real life really be that dumb?
But reality was often more fantastical than fiction.
Anviya could indeed land normally—provided it was on the Incubation Tower's landing platform.
Watching the dragon girl state something so riddled with flaws in such a matter-of-fact tone, Luo Chuan felt as though a breath had gotten stuck in his windpipe.
He wanted to complain, yet had no idea where to begin.
Yao Ziyan was speechless as well, unsure what sort of comment she should make. "Didn't you try learning?"
"I did. I couldn't learn it." The dragon girl answered honestly.
At last, they had an answer as to why Anviya always landed headfirst.
Though the answer itself was full of things to complain about.
It was already quite late. After chatting for a little longer, Luo Chuan and Yao Ziyan went to rest under the urging of their biological clocks.
Perhaps because she had watched the Battle of Honor earlier, Anviya's excitement had yet to subside, so she went to chat with Frost.
It was