Shut Up, Dragon! I Don't Want More Babies With You!
Chapter 278

Chapter 278

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Due to months of continuous warfare, and the fact that most of the Silver Dragon Clan had been dismissed by Losweiser, dinner was rather simple, and the entire Holy Temple was quite deserted.

But the atmosphere of the reunion was quite warm.

The Dragon girl asked all sorts of questions, but what they cared about most was where their Daddy had been all this time.

Losweiser sat next to Leon, not asking any questions from beginning to end, just resting her chin on her hand and silently watching him.

She hadn't seen that roguish yet handsome and manly face of the dog man for a full six months, so she was going to take a good look at it now.

What?

To say that this Queen, am a shameful person obsessed with looks?

This Queen is not a looks-obsessed person.

She's a husband-obsessed woman.

I want my husband to look exactly like me.

Whee.

When his daughters asked him about it, Leon simply replied,

"Daddy went to a very, very far place."

My daughters are still young, and it will take them a long time to grow up before they become the aloof, mature women, girl-next-door types, and scientists they will become in twenty years.

So Leon doesn't plan to tell them anything about the future.

Of course, this is only temporary.

When the children are a little older, Leon will try to explain this to them.

That's the family's future, and as daughters, they have the right to know.

"Is it far...? Then how did you get back, Daddy?" Xiao Guang asked.

You were the one who brought Daddy back.

Leon smiled, his gaze sweeping over his precious children.

"You guys are the ones who made Daddy's come back."

The three little Dragon girl looked at each other in bewilderment.

We looked at each other, staring wide-eyed, seemingly not quite understanding what our Dad meant.

Juan Wang scratched his head, "I don't quite understand... but anyway, it's good that you're back, Daddy."

"Um."

After a pause, since Noa had brought it up, Leon added, "This time, Daddy won't leave you again, absolutely not."

Some promises are better made clearly and explicitly.

Otherwise, it will be too late when an accident happens.

This is the lesson Leon learned during this time travel.

If a similar situation were to occur again in the future, Noa knew that her father had promised her that even if they were separated for a short time, they would eventually reunite.

Because this man never breaks his promise.

Noa paused for a moment, then lowered her eyes, her face flushed, and nodded. "I understand, Daddy."

"Okay, let's eat. Mu En, Xiao Guang, you eat too, eat more."

"Yes, Daddy!"

The children continued eating.

The little ones ate very quickly.

After the meal, Mu En still wanted to pester Leon with questions.

But Noa glanced at her Mom, who was completely infatuated with her daughter, and then at her father, who "wanted to be affectionate with his wife but couldn't go too far in front of the children"—

I understand.

All of these assists were made by me, Noa K. Melkwy.

"Mu En, Xiaoguang, let's go check on Anna and the others. We'll come back to find Daddy and Mom after we've treated their injuries," Noa said.

Xiao Guang naturally had no objections.

She could tell that her older sister wanted to create some alone time for her parents.

Although Mu En was somewhat reluctant, she still listened to her sister.

So the three little ones jumped off their chairs and left the restaurant one after another.

As it turned out, Noa's approach was correct.

Her father didn't even object when she suggested leaving with her sisters.

At that moment, Leon recalled his childhood, when his master always forbade him from running around after dinner.

But occasionally, she would encourage Leon to go out and play with his friends.

They would even give little Leon some extra pocket money and tell him he could play as long as he wanted.

The master's wife silently agreed from the side.

At that time, Leon was still young and thought that his master had finally come to his senses and understood the principle that it is better to guide than to block.

It wasn't until he started living with Losweiser that Leon realized the "good intentions" behind every parent's decision to let their child go out to play.

After his daughters left, Leon finally had a chance to look at his wife beside him—

Not a wife.

She's a madwoman.

She rested her chin on her hand, Silver threads falling across her face, her dimples cute and delicate, her long eyes curving into crescents with laughter, her deep emotions seemingly about to overflow.

Leon shifted his position slightly, "You... why are you staring at me instead of eating properly..."

"Oh my, you were hugging and cuddling me outside just now, not embarrassed at all, and even said you missed me. Now that I'm looking at you, you're all shy?" The Queen smiled, her squinting eyes quite beautiful.

"Just now? Just now that was... that was my brilliant brain overwhelmed by the excitement of not seeing each other for so long."

Leon said, "Besides, didn't I hug Noa and the others too? What's wrong with hugging them? Hugging them doesn't prove anything."

"Is your brilliant mind so easily clouded?"

"Of course, I get easily confused."

"Try to avoid it in the future."

"None of your business," Leon rolled his eyes at her.

Losweiser covered her mouth and chuckled, "Is it only when you're facing me that you get dizzy?"

Leon sensed something was amiss and frowned slightly. "Why does that sound so strange?"

"Snort."

The Queen gave a soft snort, turning her gaze away from the dog-man's face, lowering her head, and playing with the food on her plate with her fork.

"Tell me, where have you been for the past six months?"

Leon also put away his playful smile, carefully chose his words, and then told Losweiser everything about the future timeline.

The Queen was shocked after hearing this.

I can understand spatial magic;

But accidentally traveling to the future... this can't be done by simple space magic, right?

"Wait, wait, wait, I... I have so many things I don't understand."

"The future Hikari developed reversal magic and sent you back to the present," Losweiser said. "And what you just did was the key to changing the future, right?"

Leon nodded.

"After that change, won't the 'reality' that our daughters will live in in the future no longer exist?"

"No, it still exists."

Leon thought for a moment and explained,

"To put it simply, if Xiaoguang needs to wear glasses in the future because of nearsightedness, then from now on, I will constantly monitor her study habits and let her grow up healthily and without pressure. In that case, Xiaoguang will not be nearsighted in the future. And the reality related to 'Xiaoguang being nearsighted in the future' will also change accordingly."

Losweiser took a moment to process Leon's words.

"Oh... so you mean whether you disappear into a spacetime rift or reverse from the future, it won't create another 'worldline'."

"Well, what Xiaoguang is saying is that the world line, or rather, time, flows in one direction. If you change a point in the past, it will not create a branch, but the change in that point will affect the future."

Losweiser's eyes flickered slightly, and she nodded thoughtfully. "So, the daughters who helped you return from the future to the present won't disappear, and everything we do now will affect them in the future."

That's right.

Leon said, "In other words, as long as we continue to maintain this fake family and keep everything as good as before, our future daughters will also receive the same happiness."

Upon hearing this, the Queen was taken aback, a hint of displeasure flashing across her face. She muttered angrily, "Hmph, fake..."

"What did you say?" Leon didn't hear clearly.

"Nothing."

Losweiser picked up her water glass, took a sip, and said, "Then I understand. So, if we're doing well now, our future daughters will also be doing well?"

"Yes, actually, that's a very interesting point."

Leon said,

"We don't need to worry too much about the future, because as long as we take each step carefully in the present, the future will wait for us in the best possible way, won't it?"

Losweiser raised her pretty eyebrows. "Oh ho, you've really got a good talking style. It seems you've improved not only in dragon-slaying skills this past month, but also in your academic studies."

Leon was slightly surprised. "You actually praised me so directly? Well, your words have become quite sweet."

The Queen chuckled, reached out and gently pinched Leon's chin, then leaned in and whispered in his ear,

"Well, my mouth is so sweet, would you like to... try some?"

Is that Little Burning Dragon trying to use his this General again?

Hehe...

I'm telling you, I'll never use such a petty trick again today—

Those who are willing have taken the bait!

Leon grabbed Losweiser's wrist and pulled her into his arms, making her sit sideways on his lap—

Oh no, rather than Leon 'making' her sit down, it's more accurate to say that she took the opportunity to sit down on her own initiative.

Losweiser wrapped her arms around Leon's neck, their noses brushing against each other, her soft lips hovering over his skin.

Some people are becoming increasingly adept at using the honey trap.

"Why aren't you kissing me yet? Hmm? My great hero." Losweiser whispered softly, her voice filled with ambiguity and tenderness.

"It's been too long."

"What... too long?"

"Six months is too long."

Losweiser blinked. "So?"

"So I forgot how to kiss you."

"..."

Lu Ling'er 23 passed away, how could anyone forget this?

How can you forget these primal impulses etched into your genes?

Why don't you forget about the future too?

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