PAID

Not long after the negotiation between humans and dragons, the centuries-long war finally came to an official end.

Though Leon still had lingering thoughts about the mysterious "Shadow," he decided to cherish and enjoy the peaceful days that had come, however brief they might be. For now, he chose to set aside all worries, conspiracies, and chaos.

After all, the general was now back to his “forced retirement” as a stay-at-home father.

*“Not that he chose retirement,”* he mused to himself, *“it’s more like being forcibly ‘laid off.’"* Once the Empire's most formidable dragon slayer, he was now technically “unemployed” since the Empire was gone and the war was over.

*“What could be more important?”*

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While he couldn’t exactly relax, as the Prince of the Silver Dragons, Leon still found himself locked in daily battles… but this time with Rosvisser instead of dragons.

The “legendary” war between humans and dragons, as most saw it:

- Fierce, unyielding battles, with both sides locked in brutal combat for over a hundred years, finally ending after extensive losses on both sides.

The real “human-dragon war,” as Leon saw it:

- “You’d better get your ‘homework’ done twice tonight, or you won’t be getting any sleep!” Rosvisser had ordered.

It turned out that the phrase “idle hands, devil’s playground” applied as much to dragons as it did to humans—especially to a six-thousand-year-old dragon queen in her prime.