Chapter 109

Losweiser reverts to human form—

To be honest, this was the first time she didn't really want to turn back into human form, because in her Dragon form, no one could tell that she and Leon were wearing matching outfits!

Leon's face also turned bright red.

I've never worn matching outfits with any girl before—oh, I forgot, the prerequisite for wearing matching outfits is having a partner, and Leon was single for the first twenty-two years of his life.

The couple looked at each other, then walked together into Sky City, beginning their first chapter of married life...

Dating!

Date A Live, Part 1:

Watch a dance drama.

The couple arrived at a theater ticket office.

Due to limitations in venue and performance style, dance dramas are typically performed only three or four times a day.

The couple's date only lasted one day.

So the main idea of this first project is to watch whichever game is available.

The ticket seller, upon seeing the two people's attire, smiled and asked,

Are you two in a romantic relationship?

Leon Losweather and Leon exchanged a glance, then sighed in unison, before reluctantly nodding.

"Okay, we've arranged couple seats for you two, and the ticket price remains the same."

Leon blinked. "It's just an opera, do they even have separate seats for couples and regular seats?"

"Yes, it's a new and thoughtful service offered by our theater."

Leon grinned, a forced smile on his face, "You guys are really thoughtful."

I bought the tickets, and there was still half an hour before the show started.

The two men, named Qingyao Erling (San) Erlingqi Shiba, came to a bench outside the theater and waited quietly.

The square outside the theater is open to the public free of charge, and some elderly people and children come here to feed the pigeons.

Leon and Losweiser sat side by side on a chair, with a few pigeons occasionally coming over to beg for food from them.

Unfortunately, neither of them had any cookies or bread in their pockets.

Seeing that they couldn't get any food, the pigeons cooed twice and flapped their wings and flew away.

Leon's gaze followed the pigeons as they drifted away, and he inadvertently spotted an ice cream stand.

Then, he turned to look at Losweiser beside him.

She was looking down, her mouth hidden under the collar of her hoodie, her hands in her shirt pockets, her long legs stretched out, looking at her shoes, the toes touching and separating, then gently touching again, seemingly having a good time by herself.

"Want some ice cream?" Leon asked.

Hesitate.

Nod.

What flavor?

"Anything is fine."

Leon's mind raced slightly. "The cilantro flavor?"

Losweiser glared at him. "Carrot flavored."

Leon smiled, got up, and went to the ice cream stand.

As he paid, Leon caught a glimpse of the bushes beside him out of the corner of his eye.

Startled for a moment, Leon quickly looked away and muttered to himself, "His disguise skills need improvement."

But why did you deliberately choose to hide next to the ice cream stall? Is there some ulterior motive, my little padded jacket?

Leon returned to the bench with two ice creams. "I bought strawberry and banana flavors. Which one do you want?"

"I want orange flavor," Losweiser said, trying to tease him.

Unexpectedly, Leon had anticipated her little scheme and directly handed her an orange-flavored ice cream, saying, "Here, have some orange-flavored." Shan

Losweiser paused, looked up, blinked her bright eyes, her long eyelashes fluttering, "Didn't you just buy strawberry and banana flavors?"

Leon shrugged. "Just kidding. I knew you'd choose orange."

Losweiser scoffed and took the orange-flavored ice cream.

"Let's go inside first, we can eat as we walk," Leon said.

"There are still twenty minutes before it starts." (This is a quote from a user named Jiu.)

"Well, but the assistant director might not be able to wait twenty minutes." V

"Huh?" V

Leon didn't explain further, but reached out and took Losweiser's arm.

Losweiser panicked and almost dropped her ice cream, but Leon pulled her to her feet, and the two walked together toward the theater entrance.

Just after they left, three figures emerged from the bushes next to the ice cream stand.

Anna patted the grass off the two little princess and then straightened her own clothes.

"Anna, Anna, I want ice cream too!" The assistant director pointed to the stall in front of him, his eyes sparkling.

Anna nodded and led them to the stall. "Hello, three ice creams."

Never doubt a father's judgment of his daughter!

The production team chose this location for covert observation not only because it's a great spot for filming, but also because they could conveniently buy ice cream while they were there!

Leon and Losweiser had already entered the theater and taken their seats, and other audience members gradually arrived as well.

Leon noticed that the couples' seats and regular seats were indeed divided into two sections, but he still couldn't figure out the meaning of such a distinction.

Even if it's to accommodate the few families who have unborn children, it's still unnecessary.

Well, it's normal not to understand things about the Dragon Race.

Leon collected his thoughts and quietly waited for the ballet to begin.

"The play is called 'Albatross's Sunset Ensemble'," Losweiser said.

Leon glanced down at the title of the play on the ticket in his hand and replied, "Yes, I can read."

"It tells the story of two people who become husband and wife by chance, but they don't have any feelings for each other at first. After spending time together, they get to know each other and eventually open their hearts to each other and fall in love."

Leon pursed his lips and adjusted his posture.

Why does this seem to be hinting at my life?!

Although he was already very clear in his heart how much the characters in this drama reflected reality, he still pretended to be calm and said, "Oh, it's good."

He paused for a moment, then asked, "Hey, you've seen this before?"

Losweiser shook her head. "I've only read the novel that inspired this ballet."

"Novel?"

Leon recalled the romance novels he and Losweiser had read the night before while planning their date, one of which was also about albatrosses.

"Is it the book we were reading last night?"

"No, but it's by the same author."

Leon gave a nonchalant "oh" and remarked, "So this author seems to really like albatrosses."

"Because an albatross will only have one mate in its lifetime, which coincides with the marital relationship of Dragon Race, many authors often use albatrosses to represent unwavering love."

Losweiser explained calmly, "This is the last book in the author's Albatross Trilogy, a masterpiece, and because of its excellent content, it has been adapted into the ballet we are about to see."

Leon stared blankly at Losweiser's profile.

When she explained these things, she spoke with great familiarity and eloquence, unlike how she usually spoke to Leon, where she was very sparing with words.

It's clear that she really likes these art forms.

I had never heard of Leon before.

"Have you ever seen a ballet or opera before?" Losweiser asked, glancing sideways.

Leon quickly looked away. "Ah... no, I haven't seen it much."

"Okay, if there's anything you don't understand later, you can ask me and I'll tell you."

"So kind of you?"

Losweiser glanced at him indifferently, "I'm just worried that when we get home, my daughter will ask and you won't know anything. Wouldn't that make the date seem too fake?"

Leon shrugged. "OK."

Ten minutes later, the performance began.

The first act is a wedding, a romantic and luxurious scene that immediately captivated the audience.

Dance drama is a comprehensive art form that integrates music, drama, literature, dance, and stage design.

In addition to the dramatic and captivating storyline, the actors' singing and dancing skills also greatly enhance the dance drama.

Leon wasn't very artistically inclined, so he focused on the plot.

Because it is a dance drama adapted from a romance novel, some of the plot points inevitably feel a bit pretentious when actually performed.

Leon refrained from making a comment, since he was quite engrossed in watching Losweiser and didn't want to disturb her.

In the final scene, just as Losweiser said, after going through various trials and tribulations, the lovers finally got married, and the male protagonist proposed to the female protagonist under the setting sun.

As the deeply moving music played and the lines resonated with the audience, it brought tears to their eyes.

It's not an exaggeration; Leon saw several little girls in the front row genuinely wiping away tears.

Leon breathed a sigh of relief, but couldn't help but mutter, "I would never propose like that, it's too pretentious."

Unexpectedly, Losweiser nodded. "Yes, in the original novel, the last part is very romantic and beautiful, but expressing it in the form of a dance drama seems a bit too exaggerated. But overall, it is still an excellent work."

Leon seemed to understand, but nodded and said, "Indeed."

After a pause, Losweiser added, "Anyway, if it were me, I wouldn't accept a proposal in this kind of environment; it's really pretentious."

The couple had once again reached a tacit understanding.

Fortunately, this was the final scene of the dance drama.

Proposal, embrace, actors come on stage to take their final bow.

Applause erupted from the audience, a testament to the actors' skill.

Losweiser put down her long legs that had been crossed. "Alright, let's go to our next date."

"Um."

"Please wait a moment! Everyone, especially those in couples' seats, please wait a moment!"

On stage, the host, microphone in hand, announced with great enthusiasm, "After the main performance, we have prepared a special end credits segment. It won't take up too much of your time, at most ten minutes. Those who are interested are welcome to stay and watch!"

Upon hearing this, the audience members who had stood up returned to their seats.

"A post-credits scene? What's that supposed to be?" Leon asked.

Before Losweiser could shake her head to indicate that she was also puzzled, all the lights suddenly went out, leaving only a spotlight on the host.

Under the spotlight, host Zhazha Nai raised his right hand and announced, "We'll use this spotlight to select a couple from the couples' seats to come on stage and reenact the last scene we just witnessed. What do you all say?"

Wow, what a fun Easter egg! I'm so glad I didn't leave!

"There was even an interactive segment! I wish I had chosen the couple's seats too!"

"..."

Leon stood there, stunned. So that's why you specifically separated the seats for couples and regular seats?!

Wait, now is not the time to complain.

Alarm bells rang in Leon's mind.