An Unorthodox Guide to Conquering Another World

The main issue is that Lucia is here now. If she directly says she wants to go to the aquarium, we have to consider Lucia's feelings. We can't just leave her here and go to the aquarium with Ya Feng, can we?

But if I take her with me, wouldn't that be...

Therefore, I plan to wait until Lucia leaves first before talking to Ya Feng about this.

"alright."

Ya Feng then looked at Lucia beside him.

"Lucia, what are your demands?"

"mine..."

Actually, Xiaolong was already very grateful that Ya Feng took her to the Night River Exhibition last night and took such good care of her.

However, if this sense of satisfaction can continue...

“Then, I told you, you have to take me with you,” Lucia said, looking at him.

"Of course, so what is it?"

“I…” Lucia said, “I want to go to the aquarium.”

"Eh?"

Upon hearing this, Ilsa immediately raised her head.

Chapter 134 I was the one who started it...

"Eh?"

Ilsa immediately looked up and stared blankly at Lucia.

"What's wrong, Miss Linda?" Lucia quickly noticed Ilsa's expression and asked, puzzled.

Does she think my request is too naive?

"No, it's nothing," Ilsa said quickly.

But the fork in his hand was already gripped tightly.

“An aquarium? That’s a great place. I’ve never been there before,” Ya Feng said.

“Xiao Guang knows! Aquariums are places where fish are kept! Then, when a customer sees a fish they like, they order it and it’s cut into sashimi!” Xiao Guang said, peeking out from the side.

"Xiao Guang, your search system is wrong again. That's a seafood restaurant. An aquarium is just a place to admire fish."

Ya Feng glanced at Huanwangtong.

"However, it's Saturday today, so you might not be able to buy a ticket in person."

“Yeah…I think I forgot to book tickets too…” Lucia said.

Because she wasn't very confident she could do well on the exam, Lucia didn't book tickets or anything in advance.

Ilsa's heart skipped a beat.

Actually, she had already booked two tickets online, which could be used anytime this week.

And Lucia, judging from the way she looks at her, seems to really want to go.

"They're all sold out! Are aquarium tickets that popular?"

“Because this week is the touring exhibition of the narwhal Badaka and the rainbow jellyfish group, and it won’t be on next week, everyone wants to see it,” Lucia said.

“But there are no tickets left. If you really want to see that rainbow jellyfish, how about we book tickets for next week?” Ya Feng asked.

“Oh…” Lucia nodded in agreement, but a hint of regret still lingered in her eyes.

Ilsa looked at her, hesitating whether to take out her own ticket, since she could go next time anyway.

But this...made her feel very uncomfortable.

"Lucia, do you...really want to go to the aquarium?" Ilsa asked.

"Hmm..." Lucia said softly, holding the spoon and looking at the soup in front of her.

"Because when I was little, my father and mother promised to take me to the aquarium on my birthday, but... after that birthday, they started to distance themselves from me, and those promises were never fulfilled..."

Over the years, Lucia has wondered more than once if she did something wrong that caused her parents and brother to distance themselves from her, but she has never come to a conclusion.

"Don't you and your parents usually communicate much?" Ilsa asked.

"It's not that we don't communicate much, it's that we don't communicate at all. If I talk to them, I'll get scolded without a valid reason... So I basically don't talk to them anymore, and they've never contacted me on their own initiative. I reckon they wouldn't even notice if I disappeared for months..."

Lucia poked at the fried eggs on the plate in frustration.

Speaking of these things, she became a little downcast again.

“Heh, my parents also left me when I was very young. Only by severing unnecessary emotions can one become a supreme power,” Zeshita said proudly.

"Your dragon race's method of raising orphans is completely different from that of humans..." Ya Feng said.

"I...maybe I'm just not liked by them..." Lucia muttered to herself.

“What’s the big deal!” Zehita slammed his hand on the table, pointing at Lucia:

"I've already told you, I'm protecting you now! With my support, why bother with all that other nonsense? You immediately sever ties with that family, and I'll personally train you. When you become a powerful figure, I can easily change that damned Mirgunde's name to yours!"

"Huh?" Lucia was a little startled.

No dragon descendant has ever dared to be so disrespectful to the Dragon Ancestor. This is not due to self-restraint, but rather because the genes hidden in their blood cannot defy that great being.

Now they were more convinced of Zehita's identity.

“I…” Lucia cast a hesitant glance at Ya Feng.

"Wipe your mouth first," Ya Feng said, tossing Zeshita a few tissues.

However, Xiaolong does need to train with Zeshita to prepare for the upcoming blood-marking ceremony.

Ilsa kept her lips pursed and remained silent.

After dinner, she tidied up the kitchen, thinking about what had just happened.

Although it was somewhat impolite, when Lucia talked about her family, her eyes and demeanor were like those of a stray kitten.

It's clear that Lucia is a child who lacks affection; she's probably been looking forward to this aquarium trip for a long time.

In contrast, although she was also of royal lineage, her father and mother had always treated her very well, and even when they were busy with state affairs, they would always make time to be with her.

Or, let's give her this opportunity... We can always go next week ourselves.

But...I've been looking forward to this for a long time...to seeing narwhals and rainbow jellyfish with Ya Feng, and going to the aquarium together...

But what would he think if she took out two aquarium tickets in front of Ya Feng after Lucia left?

Ilsa suddenly felt very confused.

She came out of the kitchen after tidying up and saw Lucia teaching Xiaoguang to draw by the living room window, explaining things to her earnestly.

She stepped forward and saw the picture on the frame; her eyes lit up.

"Miss Lucia, you draw so well."

"I only know the basics." Hearing Ilsa's praise, Lucia felt a little embarrassed.

Just then, Zeshita came downstairs with snacks and comics. Zeshita, who was about to watch a DVD and read comics at the same time, also noticed them and walked over.

"You can draw too?" Zehita asked, munching on a potato chip.

“Yes, yes,” Lucia replied hastily.

Although she was still a little unsure, she knew that this silver dragon was definitely a very important figure among pure-blooded dragons, so she dared not be negligent.

"But I don't paint very often, and I haven't wasted any time. Now I spend my time studying and training,"

She quickly added that she had been taught before that painting was a waste of time and energy, and she was afraid that Zehita would think the same way.

"Why are you so agitated? I didn't criticize you," Zehita said, frowning.

"However... Ya Feng did mention before that you drew quite a few portraits of me, right?"

"Huh?" Lucia paused for a few seconds, then immediately nodded.

“That’s perfect. You can paint one for me too. I don’t need anything too fancy, just…” Zeshita pointed to the portraits of Afong and Ilsa over there.

That level is fine.

"That's a bit difficult for me..." Lucia said softly.

"What, is there a problem?"

"No, no, uh... I'm honored."

Since the Dragon King had spoken, Lucia had no choice but to agree.

Although all the signs pointed to the Silver Moon Dragon King as the Silver Dragon, and Ya Feng would never joke about such a thing, Lucia was still a little unsure.

After all, to them, Zehita was like a god, sacred and untouchable.

But now she saw God wearing only underwear, huddled on the sofa like a homebody, eating snacks and playing games. This unkempt appearance made it impossible for her to accept that this was the Silver Dragon King she had admired for so long.

Zeshita was already seated on the sofa. Ilsa looked at Lucia, hesitated, and then called out:

"Miss Lucia, could you come here for a moment?"

"Ok?"

Lucia told Hikaru to practice on his own while she followed Ilsa to the side.

"What's wrong, Miss Linda?"

Ilsa took out two aquarium tickets and handed them to her.

"You can have Ya Feng take you there," she said.

"Are these the tickets for this week? How did you get them?" Lucia asked in surprise.

“My friend gave it to me, but I… I’m not really interested in this, so I’ll give it to you,” Ilsa said.

Lucia looked at her, seemingly realizing something, and opened her mouth:

"Miss Linda, you..."

“It’s alright, you can go ahead,” Ilsa said with a smile.

"Remember... have fun..."

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Chapter 135 Lucia Wants to Become a Family (Bonus Chapter 3.8k words)

No signal?

Ya Feng opened his eyes, feeling somewhat depressed.

Last week, as agreed, this Saturday was the day to meet the magical girl again, but she has not responded yet, and the mark remains silent.

However, the mark still indicated that the other party was not in danger; they were just out of contact.

Could it be that he/she has forgotten?

Ya Feng thought for a moment, then decided not to worry too much. He opened the light screen and glanced at the number of his current wish spirits.

This week, he helped old ladies cross the road every day, doing good deeds like a living Lei Feng. In addition, the welfare home now has a fixed income of several dozen points every day. All these things combined have brought him 280 points of Wish Spirit Value.

Also, Xiaolong should have generated some Wish Points from being with Lucia last night, but I don't know how many.

He looked at his current Wisdom Points.

[480 points]

"Eh?"

Ya Feng was stunned. He remembered that yesterday afternoon he had less than 300 Wish Points. It was only because of what he did to Lucia last night that he gained 200 Wish Points in one go.

Is this little dragon meat really that big? It's almost filled the whole container!

At this moment, Ya Feng almost couldn't resist running home to hug Lucia and give her a big kiss!

Over time, he figured it out: the more meaningful your actions are to others, the more "spirit points" you generate.