Chapter 295

"Other dragon kings are impossible to communicate with. But you are different. Although you are cold, it is quite easy to chat with you."

This time, Losweiser did not answer immediately.

She pondered for a moment before replying.

"Actually, the reason we can communicate amicably now is only due to a series of unexpected events."

Rebecca raised an eyebrow. "What... do you mean?"

"If the Empire hadn't tried to assassinate Leon, he wouldn't have been captured by me, we wouldn't have gotten married, and you and I wouldn't be chatting here."

"Hmm... indeed, it's been a series of unexpected events," Rebecca said thoughtfully.

"So in essence, I'm not that different from the dragon kings you're familiar with."

After a pause, Losweiser added jokingly, "Oh, there's a difference, at least I don't eat people."

Rebecca smiled faintly but said nothing, waiting for Losweiser to continue.

"And your assessment of me just now was actually made after you had a general understanding of me, right?"

Rebecca nodded. "Mm."

"Rebecca, I'm not defending this nearly century-long war between humans and dragons. I'm just saying that it's difficult to make accurate judgments without understanding each other."

Losweiser said,

"To be honest, I used to harbor deep hostility towards you humans, and I have no reason to hide that. My marriage to Leon wasn't as smooth as you might think; he suffered a lot along the way."

"Ah... of course, I also suffered a lot."

"My perception of Leon and even the human race changed gradually through my interactions with him."

"However, I also understand that one person cannot represent an entire race, so in addition to Leon, I also want to try to understand the people around him."

"This may allow me to better understand what kind of enemies we have faced over the past century are like, and also allow me to make the most accurate judgments."

Rebecca was thinking quietly.

She rarely thinks.

However, Losweiser's words did indeed seem very interesting to her and worth pondering.

After a moment, she asked softly, "So that's why you tried to get to know me?"

"Hmm. So... now that you know what I'm thinking, what are your thoughts?"

Rebecca bit her lip, pondered for a moment, and then said slowly,

"I never imagined I'd be discussing something like this with a Dragon King. Maybe it's a bit premature to consider you my sister-in-law. Before that... we should try to be friends, don't you think?"

Losweiser's pupils flickered slightly, and she smiled, "I know, in your human world they're called... best friends."

Rebecca was amused by Her Your Majesty the Queen's choice of words.

"Mmm, bestie. Even though a two-hundred-year age gap is a bit much... if the captain can marry you, why can't I be your bestie?"

Thank goodness they're just best friends, Your Majesty.

If you hadn't told me, I would have thought you wanted to adopt me as your goddaughter.

"So what do you female friends do when you get together in human society?"

Rebecca thought for a moment and said,

"We can chat, have a meal, drink some wine, and gossip about boyfriends. But I don't have a boyfriend yet."

Losweiser blinked. "You don't, but I do."

The Silver Dragon Queen turned its head slightly and exchanged a knowing glance with the girl on its back.

Two seconds later.

"Let me tell you, Your Majesty, the captain's favorite type of woman is a silver-haired mature woman like you! Back in school—"

General Leon will never know that on that day, his most loyal gunnery division stripped him naked and showed it to his wife.

This story tells us:

Never let your wife meet any of your college classmates.

Otherwise,

At best, all underwear will be gone;

In severe cases... their status within the family will be in jeopardy!

Losweiser led Rebecca to a quiet riverbank, where the two walked and talked along the pebble path.

Gossiping is always the most effective way for girls to build relationships.

"I do know that Leon likes silver and silver-haired girls."

Losweiser said, "Hmm... what little secrets do you know that only your classmates know?"

When the old man first met Tiger, he told Losweiser about some of Leon's dark history and a few of his little-known weaknesses.

But those were only the things Tiger learned from his parents' perspective.

To truly understand a person's embarrassing moments during their school years, you'd have to ask their classmates or alumni!

Rebecca was not only Leon's classmate, but she was also assigned to Leon's Dragon Slayer Squad after graduation.

They're so close, the girl must have a lot of dirt on Leon.

What?

You asked why the Queen is still so obsessed with digging up her husband's dark past after being married for so long?

Never mind.

This Queen usually loves wearing a short jacket at eight o'clock.

"Only my classmates would know... Let me think."

Rebecca pinched her chin, recalling the memory intently.

A moment later, she held up one finger. "Oh, there really is one. The captain received a lot of love letters when he was in school, but he threw most of them away without even reading them. There was one love letter in particular that he hesitated for a while before throwing away. You know about that, right?"

Losweiser nodded.

"That person was one of the captain's seniors, with silver hair, tall, and very beautiful~" Rebecca spoke enthusiastically about the captain's past.

Losweiser glanced sideways.

Rebecca quickly changed the subject, "Ahem, but none of them are as pretty as you, sister-in-law. Ten of them wouldn't be as pretty as you, hehe."

The little girl looks a bit crazy, but she's actually quite clever.

Losweiser covered her mouth and chuckled softly, "Hmm, and then?"

Rebecca opened her mouth, about to continue speaking, but then suddenly realized something and asked instead, "By the way, sister-in-law, you... don't get jealous often, do you?"

Losweiser raised an eyebrow. It seemed this scandal was quite shocking, which was why Rebecca cautiously asked her if she would be jealous.

I'm Queen, not a jealous man, so why would I get jealous so easily?

So Losweiser replied with a smile.

"No, I never get jealous."

Rebecca asked doubtfully, "Really?"

"Yes, really. I am the Silver Dragon Queen, and I have a very broad mind."

Upon hearing this, Rebecca glanced at her sister-in-law's ample bosom, then looked down at her own flat chest.

Yes, she is indeed broad-minded.

"Good that you're not jealous, then I'll tell you~"

"Speak."

High emotional intelligence: Not being jealous.

Low emotional intelligence: She had already slept with the scumbag before she even got jealous.

"Once, our college held a social dance party where everyone could freely choose their dance partner at the party."

"I'm short, so nobody wanted to dance with me; Martin didn't like socializing, so he didn't dance either. So the two of us sat down and drank, while we spied on the captain."

"Oh, he wasn't our captain back then, but Leon Casmod's name was still quite well-known in the academy."

"Many girls asked him to dance at the ball, but as expected, he turned them all down."

"But!"

Rebecca got more and more excited as she talked.

"When that silver-haired senior asked him to dance, he actually agreed!"

"Although they only danced one song that night, the story spread like wildfire throughout the academy for quite some time!"

Until Rebecca finished her vivid story, Losweiser maintained her elegant gait and demeanor.

But if Rebecca looked closely, she would notice that Losweiser's tail had changed from casually dragging on the ground to being slightly raised.

Dragon Race only raise their tails when their emotions fluctuate.

It's a pity that the crazy girl isn't a dragon scholar and doesn't understand the behavioral language of dragons.

She just wanted to share the captain's embarrassing past with her beautiful sister-in-law. What did she do wrong?

"And then?" Losweiser asked in a low voice.

"Later? Later, that silver-haired senior felt that she was the chosen one among thousands of female admirers, the Only One who had opened Leon Casmod's heart. The fact that the captain agreed to dance with her at the ball was the best proof of that."

Rebecca, with her hands in her pockets, said slowly, "Then she confessed her feelings; and as expected, she was rejected."

"You even danced with her, and you still rejected her?" Losweiser asked.

"Don't tell me, sister-in-law, the reason for refusing was dancing."

"Oh? What do you mean?"

"When the captain later told us about his almost non-existent romantic history, he mentioned the main reason why he rejected the silver-haired senior."

"Simply put, although her appearance fits the captain's aesthetic, her personality is completely different from what the captain expected."

"When dancing, the captain could clearly feel that the senior was following his steps and rhythm. Even if he made a mistake on a beat, the senior would just go with it."

"He doesn't like this feeling."

"He felt that in a normal relationship, the two people should be equal, but the girls, including the senior students, treated him like some unattainable 'star,' which made the captain very uncomfortable."

At this point, Rebecca paused, then smiled helplessly.

"But sister-in-law, you've lived with him for so long, you should know him well."

"Although that guy sometimes likes to show off, he's outstanding in every way, has a great personality, and is responsible. So, how could someone pursuing such an excellent person not subconsciously lower their own status, right?"

Finally, I think...

Rebecca stretched and deliberately dragged out the last syllable.

Losweiser glanced at her, waiting with great interest for her next summary and evaluation.

"There is only one woman in the world who can conquer Leon Casmod."

"Who?"

"You."

Rebecca smiled, her eyes narrowing. "Although I don't know you very well yet, I can still sense the strong personality in you. In your daily life with the captain, you certainly don't give in to him easily, right?"

Losweiser chuckled, "No way, I wouldn't argue with a brat in his twenties, that's too childish."

Is that so, Your Majesty?

The various "battles" you have with your fake husband could fill an entire sheet of scrap paper.

"But sometimes I do discipline him," Losweiser added.

"That's right~ The captain doesn't listen to just anyone."