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"Isn’t Miss Morgan a Warship Girl? Can Warship Girls have children?"

What truly shocked Dorothy was this matter.

To be honest, she suddenly had a bold idea, unsure whether it was appropriate to say it or not.

In any case, her passion for the shipbuilder profession suddenly reached a climax, with an urge to immediately return and continue building ships.

Fortunately, she managed to control this wild thought and quietly waited for the Moon Rabbit Knight to continue.

Hmm, since they brought someone here and introduced her, it couldn’t just be for her to get acquainted. There must be more to say.

Sure enough, Lancelot continued speaking soon after.

"Dorothy, I need your help with something."

To this, the homebody witch showed an expected expression, but did not refuse and nodded.

"Go ahead."

Lancelot was direct.

"You’ve met Arthur too; what do you think of her?"

She inquired like this.

"She’s great; I think Lord Arthur is an excellent person and very easy to get along with."

Dorothy answered without hesitation.

This was her honest opinion. Although she’d only met the Round Table Knights’ Leader a few times, she could sense that this boss was genuinely a good person and had always treated her well. She quite liked the boss.

Lancelot: "...."

Guinevere: "....."

The two Dragon Heads exchanged glances and their lips twitched slightly.

Good grief, Arthur, with your thick eyebrows and big eyes, you secretly slipped away?

They recalled Arthur’s saying that after sealing memories, spending time with Dorothy would feel like a sweet first love, but they hadn’t expected this trick to work so well.

This made both of them tempted, wondering if they should try it too.

However, such thoughts were quickly suppressed. They knew it wasn’t in their nature to be likable. One was always making mistakes when elated, and the other was extremely protective, often irritating others.

If they kept their memories, they would naturally side with Dorothy, but if they lost them.....

Hmm, perhaps Guinevere would fall in love with Dorothy at first sight, and Her Majesty the Queen would want to forcibly take her as her own, but failing to do so, would harbor resentment. Lancelot would mindlessly support her bestie, aiming to stand up for her, turning both into villainous roles.

The storyline would become like this.

Indeed, it’s better not to imitate such behavior.

However, they couldn’t deny that Arthur was indeed a good and outstanding person, arguably among the Dragon Heads, second only to Nidhogg in terms of near-perfection.

But, easy to get along with?

Hehe...

The two scoffed at this.

There’s an old saying in the Eastern Universe, "Too clear water has no fish, and too critical a person has no followers."

If someone is too strict, they end up without friends.

Arthur was such a person—a perfectionist with an advanced obsession, unable to tolerate any flaws, always setting high expectations for others, though even more so for herself.

Rationally, such a person is outstanding, but people are emotional beings, and being friends with such a person is quite stressful.

Therefore, even they, as the Dragon Heads, felt immense pressure with Arthur, instinctively keeping a distance from her.

This was like not being able to tolerate herself, let alone others.

Honestly, if the main core members of the Round Table Knights were not other Dragon Heads, Arthur’s tenure as the leader would be short-lived; she would eventually be backstabbed by other knights, leading to the fall of the Round Table Knights.

After all, everyone isn’t following for the knight’s spirit, but for power, privilege, wealth, beauty, and so on.

If you lead everyone to prosperity, you’re a good leader. If you lead them to hardship, then sorry, see you never.

And such a personality is not only a disaster in the workplace but also in family matters. Having a parent with such high expectations can cast a large psychological shadow on children.

Unfortunately, Mordred ended up with such a parent (a paternal mother).

Indeed, this child was not a Dragon Head; she was truly a second generation, although her birth was merely an accident.

Dragon Mountain City, a city that shouldn’t exist in the primary history (first timeline).

But ever since God King Teacher used forbidden techniques to twist history, it transformed from illusion to reality.

This city’s initial design was aimed at being a base for warships, but in the Witch’s Night timeline, the Mechanical Church, which hadn’t mastered Primordial Magic Power, was unable to build truly witch battleships, ultimately creating this city—a special spectacle with warship-like performance.

However, as timelines converged, things that shouldn’t exist were bound to perish since the intersection points of the first and second timelines needed to align.

So even though Dragon Mountain City, Dorothy’s relic, was crazily fortified, modified, and upgraded by Nidhogg and these Round Table Knights in the second timeline, it ultimately couldn’t be preserved.

In the final battle against the Dragon Realm, the Dragon Mountain City, armed to the point of being an ultimate doomsday weapon, was still destroyed by the concentrated fire of Dragon Gods.