The dream was peaceful, and the parents and children got along very harmoniously.
Here, "harmoniously" meant there were no major conflicts.
Children crying and needing to be soothed did not count as conflicts.
Rennala wanted to teach Ranni magic, and Ranni was willing to learn.
But Radagon was always instilling one idea in her: the Golden Order was good!
Golden Order Fundamentalism was especially good. It was the light of the Lands Between, the beacon guiding its people.
A world without the Golden Order was bleak, lightless, and full of tragedy.
Apart from misery, there was only more misery.
"Ranni, you must study the Golden Order." Radagon held unrealistic expectations for Ranni. "Ideally, what you manifest should also be the Golden Order, so the Order can continue."
"What are you talking about? She's so little. How could she understand?" Rennala laughed and gave Radagon a pat.
She did not think there was anything wrong with this.
Radagon came from Leyndell and had always basked in the Erdtree's light, so naturally, he understood the Golden Order best.
It was perfectly normal for him to want to teach his daughter these things.
Radagon was still learning magic himself, after all, and could not teach it.
But with anything, there was the question of whether one liked it.
Ranni showed resistance to knowledge related to gold.
It was not for any other reason, but because it was annoying.
Radagon was too annoying, always droning on and on in Ranni's ear.
He would not even leave her alone when she slept, insisting on subconscious education.
While Ranni slept, Radagon would recite Golden Order Fundamentalism into her ear.
He hoped those convoluted words would work their way into Ranni's head.
This was downright twisted. Anyone would go mad.
Beside Zhao Si, the real Ranni covered