Dragon Bloodline Chapter 49

“Oh…”

Unlike last time, she wasn’t nude. That was because the Cyclops’ gastric juices had melted her clothes that time.

“Boobs!”

“I-its somehow painful…”

“R-Ria-chan, didn’t you somehow grow amazingly?”

Her limbs were longer. Her clothes were obviously short.

“How’d this happen…”

“Around half a head’s worth of growth?”

Above anything else, her chest hurt.

Ria sighed. A big chest was obstructive for fighting.”

Ria’s chest bounced as she took off her clothes.

She produced new clothes and armor with genesis magic. Adjusting the size was troublesome.

“Boobs! Boobs!”

She didn’t particularly mind, this was a Service Scene after all.

“How about making something elastic like a sports bra?”

Setting aside Serge, who was now dodging the question by looking towards the day after tomorrow, Ria arranged her appearance and made a body-length mirror.

She was around one hundred and seventy centimeters tall. Her hair went nearly to her waist.

Overall, she held the atmosphere of an adult. Despite all that, she hadn’t lost the feeling of a maiden.

Ria looked admiringly at herself in the mirror for a while.

“Why am I such a beautiful woman…”
Though Ria was having an incredibly mortifying experience, there was nothing that could be done about it.

While she was vexed, Valis could somewhat grant her wish.

“So then, will you take this child?”

Defeat me if you can, it was that kind of defiant attitude.

When Ria turned around, there was a beautiful girl.

The young girl was a Dragon until just a moment ago. ‘Could a Dragon be taken to the village?’, saying that view was natural, Valis simply changed her appearance.

She had curly golden hair and pale green eyes. Her wide open eyes were adorable.

Right, orichalcum. Produced by a mother worried over her child, it was an armor at the level of being a sacred treasure.

Restrain yourself, God Dragon-sama.

“So, this child’s name is?”

“Yeah, I can’t decide. She’ll be standing in as your older sister so you decide it.”
She was serious here.

To begin with, Ria had no naming sense.

It’d probably be fine to name her after a woman from her previous life, but it was difficult.

Though she thought of a European soldier’s name like Joan, she rejected it since that person had a tragic end.

And so, that’s why she turned towards Serge.

Though he said that, Serge was stumped. At any rate, naming a dragon was a lot harder than a game character. Dragon-sans could easily live for millennia, so he couldn’t pick a bad name.
In truth, he had come up with many names, but Ria rejected them one after another. She wanted one that stuck.

After who knows how many, seeing her appearance of being covered in plate armor, a certain name came to mind.

“Hmm, not bad. Where’s the name from?”

“Ah, that’s good.”

“How about a temporary last name? Irina Crystal. My younger sister.”

“Irina.”

“Congratulations, Irina.”
“Thank you.”

“A, umm, Nee-chan, I have a request about names.”

In truth, Serge got his name from the Edo period of his previous life. It was a name that felt like Yosaku or Hachibee.

“Well, I don’t particularly mind… Serge wants to have a different name from here on? Troublesome.”

“Serge… Serge… how about Sergess? It feels more aristocratic.”

Since he rejected it so strongly, Ria was involuntarily overwhelmed.

“If that’s so… Serge… Sagi… ttarius. So, how about that? Long distance attacks are your strong point, so isn’t that good?”

Serge shouted ecstatically.

“If you like, how about last name too? Sagittarius Crystal.”

“Yeah, Crystal was originally a commoner’s family name after all. It’s fine even if you introduce yourself in Casalia.”

“I am Sagittarius Crystal. My close friends call me Serge.”
It seemed like it got a bit complicated.

“So Irina, take care of yourself.”

Smiling fondly at the girl’s lively response, Valis used teleportation magic.

Silence returned.

Valis exhaled. The next moment, a gigantic figure filled the room.

Though she wouldn’t live long, she wouldn’t forget them to the last minute. For Valis, remembering was love.

Valis’ precognition informed her. Other than Irina, she would definitely meet Ria again.

The vision wasn’t complete. Just like she wasn’t able to completely see Clarice’s disappearance, she couldn’t grasp all of Ria and Irina’s future.

Maybe she could meet those humans she missed? If she could, that would be good.

While recalling their faces, Valis entered a shallow slumber.

Chapter end