Akun then let out a sigh as he said, "Enough of that," his words caused Chrono Nexus to pout.
Genreia, seeing that the goddess of ti, Chrono Nexus, was sohow called to the mortal realm, had her thoughts racing as she mused inwardly, "How is this possible? Did the dragon god really call for her?"
Akun then redirected his gaze to Genreia as he mumbled, "Now back to the question I asked earlier." Although he was looking at Genreia, his words were directed at Chrono Nexus. He continued, "Did you really make a contract with Genreia, and if so, what does it entail? Are you obligated to still help her with anything?"
Chrono Nexus' deanor completely changed from her earlier childish behavior to sothing more mature as she replied with a firr tone, "Well, it's nothing of great importance. My contract with her ended the mont she landed in this tiline."
"Is that so," Akun mumbled nonchalantly. He then let out a sigh as he gazed at Genreia, musing inwardly, "Now that I think about it, she must have also been the one that sent out that dragon resonance. Not that it matters now, but what should I do with her now that she is here? Although I don't completely understand her motives, I should at least ask how she plans on going ahead with them.
Maybe she can settle down as so random mber of the ant tribe and live peacefully with her family."
Akun then asked, with a slight curious tone, "So, Genreia, I take it since you plan on continuing your race, you plan to settle down peacefully and won't cause any trouble for and my people?"
Genreia paused montarily, then replied, "If that is what the Dragon lord wants, then it shall be so."
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Akun let out a sigh and proceeded to ask further, wanting to clarify a thought that was in his mind. "Oh, and if I may ask, how exactly do you plan on continuing your race?" His words caused her to blush slightly. He continued, "If I rember correctly, dragons only ever have their offspring with fellow dragons. So, where will you find a partner to start your family with?"
Genreia paused slightly, inhaled, then exhaled. Suddenly, she yelled, "That is where I plan to beg for your assistance, Dragon Lord. Let us continue the dragon race together!"
For a short mont, the throne room was left in utter silence; everyone was busy processing what Genreia had just said.
Suddenly, everyone in the throne room, except Akun and the dragon princess, exclaid at the sa ti, "What!" They were all shocked by Genreia's sudden request.
Kaldarix, curious about the prospect, prompted him to ask Akun, "Father, do you plan to give perhaps a little brother or a little sister? I am curious about how being a big brother would be like."
llin then added, "I am curious too, Master. Perhaps I could do a fine job raising them for you since you are always busy with one thing or another."
While Chrono Nexus was rather worried, baby tears started to form on her cheeks as she began to bawl her eyes out, leaning close to Akun as she said, "Master, you aren't really planning on helping her, right?" She suddenly stopped her little display of tears, blushing, and added, "If you wanted to start a family, I know a certain soone who will also be willing to help," masking her words to avoid revealing she was referring to herself.
Suddenly, Akun silenced all of them with his voice, enhanced with aspect power, echoing through the room, saying, "Enough!"
In that mont, silence was restored, and no one dared to open their mouths again.
Akun directed his gaze at Genreia, speaking up in a calm, commanding tone. "Genreia," calling out to her caused her to respond, "Dragon Lord."
Akun continued, "I cannot help you with that endeavor. You will have to look for soone else."
Upon hearing Akun turn Genreia down, Chrono Nexus's face seed to montarily light up, as if sowhat relieved that Akun had decided not to go through with starting a family with the dragon princess.
His words left Genreia in a slight state of shock, but she wasn't one to give up easily. Determined to succeed, she asked, "Dragon lord, is it my physical features that are not to your liking? I can easily retract my horns and tail if that is what you want to do."
Akun clarified in his response, "That is not it. I just don't want to have such a relationship at the mont."
Curious, Genreia pressed forward, "Is the dragon lord saying that a day shall co when you will be able to settle down and consider helping with my mission?"
"Maybe," Akun mumbled, curious about why Genreia had been calling him a dragon lord. Unable to resist, he asked, "I want you to clarify why exactly you have been calling dragon lord."
Genreia seed rather confused by the question. She paused, blinked her eyes montarily, and then responded calmly, "Well, it is because the dragon lord possesses the attributes of a dragon and also the aura of a god. As such, I thought it would be most respectful to call you such."
"Aura of a god?" Akun mumbled nonchalantly. He then let out a sigh and proceeded to say, "Well, I think that is logical, I guess. But I would prefer it if you called your liege."
Genreia then spoke up, saying, "If that is what you want, then so be it, my liege. I also have sothing else I must ask."
Akun replied with a nonchalant tone, "Ask away."
The dragon princess then made her request, "My liege, if you permit it, I would like to stand by your side at all tis, as a sort of personal maid." Inwardly, she mused, "Although the dragon god seems a bit closed off right now, I'm sure if I spend enough ti with him, he will open up to and consider finally settling down with ."
Chrono Nexus, the goddess of knowledge and ti, easily discerned Genreia's thoughts, leading her to beco slightly irritated. She suddenly yelled with a serious tone, "Keep your hands off my master, Dragon Princess! Although we once had a contract, I won't hesitate to flatten you if you begin to get in my way."
Her words unintentionally revealed her intentions. When she realized it, she beca flustered and turned around to face Akun, her master. Her sights fell on his slightly shocked but calm expression, as if he was silently aware of her intentions long before she finally decided to voice them now.
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