"When I came out, I forgot to ask, but I figured you must provide meals." Facing the Half-Dragon girl's question, Charles the Silver Dragon answered with complete honesty. His reply immediately left Sakina and Sona frozen as if struck by Five Thunder Strikes, while Viska beside me began whispering with Lin. "Girl, do you know what's up with the dragons in this world?"
Lin answered weakly, "Not really. I haven't had contact with the native dragons here. A few days ago, I merely used divine authority to inform all pure-blooded dragons in the world that they should recognize Half-Dragon bloodlines. I didn't expect them to send someone over so quickly. Such proactive children."
Hearing Lin, the eternal Bottom, refer to the entire dragon race as "children" in a faintly doting tone, I immediately felt an intense sense of dissonance. But after thinking about it, I realized there was nothing too strange about it. Ding Dang occasionally called the followers of the Life God Cult her children too. Maybe this dignified maternal instinct was some racial talent of the God race. Of course, Viska the Rogue was definitely an exception.
"Provide meals... provide meals..." Sakina finally recovered from her stunned state. She looked at the mighty beast over ten meters long with an odd expression, then nodded rapidly. "Uh, and then? You flew all the way here from the Dragon Kingdom and went through so much trouble to find this place... You didn't come just for a meal, did you?"
Charles the Silver Dragon thought for a moment, then nodded matter-of-factly. "What's wrong with that? When I set out, the chief only told me to come to the Mother Continent and see whether the Half-Dragon matter was true. He didn't say what I should do afterward. That probably meant I could