In fact, when Amon first contacted Naga, he had never expected her to share everything she knew.
His original plan had merely been to ask Naga to take Little Red's place as a more advanced "Dragon-shaped Reading Machine," so that Lu Mingfei could hear the standard pronunciations of different Dragon Script patterns.
He had not expected her to be so "generous," directly laying out the deepest grammatical rules in full.
This was Amon's first encounter with Dragon Script as well, and Naga's explanations benefited him greatly.
Moreover, this unexpected windfall had invisibly deepened Lu Mingfei's gratitude toward him...
Amon simply went along with the misunderstanding and accepted it calmly. His slight nod seemed both to confirm that he had indeed spent a great deal of favor on this, and to encourage his junior brother to study hard.
That deliberate ambiguity left him room to maneuver. Even if the truth came out someday, Lu Mingfei would have no way to blame him. He could only blame himself for misunderstanding.
The lessons gradually settled into a proper rhythm. Though Naga appeared extremely carefree, she was remarkably earnest, meticulous, and patient when teaching.
This Internet-Addicted Dragon seemed completely unaware that the person she was wholeheartedly instructing was a future Dragon Slayer, and that she was helping him better master his power so he could join an academy dedicated to training dragon-slaying skills.
Under Naga's painstaking guidance, Lu Mingfei gradually began to grasp the outlines of those obscure patterns within Dragon Script.
At first, looking at those twisted, coiling symbols that seemed to possess lives of their own, he had felt despair. He had been certain that with his brain capacity, there was absolutely no way he could memorize such a complex, such an irrational language system.
Yet when he truly calmed himself and