"This is our New Home!"
Sona pointed at the newly born city beneath the setting sun, puffing out her chest with immense pride.
We slowly stepped down from the teleportation platform and looked at the rudimentary city before us, built from enormous stones. Though it was rough, unadorned, and even somewhat disorderly at the moment, I could see the radiance of pride and resilience in every inch of land, every crack between the stones, even every edge and corner. The southern wind, carrying its distinctive scent of dust, blew toward us, along with the faint shouts from distant construction sites. Sakina wore a brilliant smile as she spread her arms wide. "We're going to build a huge city here! Its name will be Dragon Capital! Then we'll build a kingdom around it, centered on the city, and let all Half-Dragons live here!"
Dragon Capital... It really was not a very creative name. Still, I merely smiled and patted Sakina's shoulder. "Work hard. Lin will always be watching over this place."
Dragon God Girl wore a faint smile. Perhaps this crude stone city was no different from a grass hut in a god's eyes, yet her face was still full of delight as she slowly opened her arms. "Then this place shall receive my eternal blessing..."
Golden light spread throughout the entire city. Mysterious radiance began flowing over every stone ridge, reflecting the golden sunset on the horizon. Thus, a city built by mortals became a second heaven favored by a god.
"As long as even one Half-Dragon remains to defend this land, this city shall never fall," Lin said with a smile.
"All right, save the excitement for when we get home," I said, firmly patting Sakina and Sona on the shoulders to calm the two Half-Dragon girls, who were