"Why are you here? Is there something going on at work again?" Reiner took two steps back and welcomed the two dragons in.

Ignara slowly said, "I heard from the Ancient Dragon King that you two have a child?"

As she spoke, her eyes were fixed on Lien who was drinking fish soup in big gulps, and then she slowly walked towards Lien.

Lien also noticed the stranger. She put down the bowl and ran towards Martina, hiding behind her and looking at Ignara warily.

"Is this the daughter of you and the Dragon King?"

"Yeah, I gave birth a few days ago. I didn't expect it to grow so fast, did I?"

"It's really fast that he can transform into a human form at such a young age." Ignarara knelt on one knee in front of Lien and looked at the cute child.

Reiner shook his head, bent down and picked up Lien, and whispered: "No, no, no, she has been human since she was born and has never turned into a dragon."

Having said this, Reiner began to sort out the relationship between the two.

Fran is the fifth ancient dragon king, Tiast, and Ignara's aunt.

The daughter Fran gave birth to was her cousin Ignara.

Reiner poked her soft and elastic cheek and said, "Lian, this is your sister. Call her sister."

Lien looked Ignara up and down, and after a brief thought, she said, "Hello, sister!"

Ignara already looked a little old, and in human form he looked to be around forty to fifty years old.

The sudden mention of "sister" made Ignara a little uncomfortable. She said awkwardly, "You've lived for over ten thousand years, you're already a dying dragon, and now you suddenly have a younger sister...you're going to name her Lien?"

"Yes."

This was the name Reiner spent two and a half minutes to give her. He racked his brains to come up with a name for her.

Ignara sighed, "Although this is a matter between the two of you, the name is somewhat hasty."

Having said this, she looked behind Lien, as if looking for something.

Reiner's mouth curled up slightly: "How about it, this child is pretty cute, right?"

"Cute, but why doesn't she have a tail or wings? Or dragon horns either."

Reiner shrugged nonchalantly, "I'm sure he inherited that from me."

Ignara continued to look closer. "But her eyes are red. She has half dragon blood."

Lien turned around in fear and snuggled into Reiner's arms.

It was obvious that the child was very afraid of the serious Ignara.

"Lord Ignara, please smile more. You scared the child." Reiner coaxed the child gently.

"I may not look better when I smile than when I don't." Ignara grinned and forced out a creepy smile. Lien just turned her head and saw it, and the child was scared to tears.

Luminila took the child and started to coax him, and soon he was well.

Reiner looked at Ignara and said, "You must have come to see me for more than just to look after the child, right?"

Ignara looked at Reiner, hands behind her back, and slowly spoke, "I really only came here to see the child. Besides, I heard everything about you from Aurelian. Thank you for destroying the Four Plagues. During those difficult times, even the Dragon King and I fell ill."

Reiner looked back at Aurelion.

She was standing obediently at the door, looking down at the snow in front of it.

"Where are Fran and Vimiros?"

Reiner shook his head. "The two of them? They're probably out playing somewhere. They ran out early in the morning and didn't care about the children."

He gave both of them magic stone necklaces, so if they encountered danger outside, Reiner could teleport to the two dragons at any time.

But with Vimilos's strength.