Reborn Little Girl Won’t Give Up

Four Clydes, two Alistairs, pull a lag dragon and move to the less popular south side of town. Fortunately, someone never saw me.

"Lagu dragons want to flock. Unless there's more to it, this is how you keep it on the ranch. So I'll just borrow it when I need it."

Alistair explains it.

"Each town has a ranch keeper, and you don't necessarily have to return a ragdragon to the same town, so that's a handy mechanism."

"Ah."

I even came to the ranch while we were talking about that. There is no fence, just a wide meadow, with lots of lag dragons relaxing. There is a smaller hut in front of it and a large warehouse that seems to have feed next to it.

"Come on, call the janitor"

"Keye."

"Hey!"

As Clyde tried to call the caretaker, Ragdragon called out loud to his buddies. Once that happened, the ragdragons came together in unison with the sounds of the ground.

Ragdragon rocks my basket on. I'm telling you to get me down.

"But if you accidentally step on it,"

Exactly. Clyde is also confused by this number of heads. But this doesn't keep us talking.

"Vagina"

That's what I say. Ask Alistair to drop me off. But it stays held without dropping it off on the ground. In the meantime Clyde removed the basket from the lag dragon.

"Keye."

The lag dragons were satisfied when they stuck their noses all the way to me and Alistair, one head, and one head away again.

"Keye."

The rugged dragon with the basket presses me and Alistair to go.

"I can't."

"Keye."

Why? To Alistair's words, I felt like Ragdragon was saying that.

"We have to go home to our people."

"Keye."

Is everything all right?

"Because I also eat proper rice. You were all right during the trip."

Ragdragon finally set me free after staring at Clyde and sighing his nose out that he couldn't help but look at Alistair.

"You surprise me. I can't believe the dragon misses people so much."

"Oh, admin. I came to return the dragon I borrowed from Carey the other day. I went back on my own."

That's what Alistair said as he gently lowered me downstairs.

"Oh, I made sure you walked over here before the lag dragon swallowed me up, so I'm fine"

When the janitor nodded so, he looked at me and heard this.

"What is this little one, by the way?"

Neither Clyde nor Alistair say anything.

"It's Leah."

I tried to keep my mouth shut, but I lost everyone's pressure to say it.

"I picked it up by Carey's side. I think I got caught up in some kind of incident, but I'm alone in the meadow."

Well, what happened to your parents?

The janitor crouched down and peered into my face.

"Oh, this."

That's how I stood up surprised and looked at Clyde and Alistair alternately.

"You can't talk properly because you're small. I don't know what happened, but I brought him in wondering if it was better than leaving him with the Border Guard. I had trouble getting back to Carey."

Clyde said that uncommonly for a long time.

"I don't know, you guys, Alistair's the only one with eyes on you."

What is Alistair's eye on?

"The territorial capital is still the west side of Carey, and it's far away. It takes two months to get back and forth. You don't have the right to give Alistair a hand in Trent Force, and it would be too far away to come directly. And Leah, this little one is only a year old. If you know it might be used for something, you can't honestly give it away."

Clyde talked for the longest time ever.

"The town of Trentforth itself is a good town. But be careful with him."

"Oh."

"Nevertheless, this is the dragon's temporary parent"

"Temporary parents?"

The caretaker put out words that he could not hear.

"Dragons make loose herds. If there's anything in some herd, the new herd will take what's left. Especially young dragons."

"Is that the temporary parent?"

"But sometimes it can be applied to other animal redheads and humans."

"So was Leah haunted?"

I see.

"But there's no way we can raise other animals in the name of lag dragons, so they often end up dead. If they'd taken you like this, you'd probably be dead."

That's scary.

Rag dragon took care of me, so I left you and your father. But Ragdragon stood up and covered me from the Falls. He wouldn't let me go to the bathroom, but he was always watching me.

"Keye."

I thought it sounded like it was going to be taken care of properly. Thank you, Lagu Dragon.

Leah, let's go.

"Ah."

Walk hand in hand with Alistair. It's coming, it's coming, it shouldn't be that far to town. It's coming, it's coming.

"Hey, Allister."

"Okay."

Next to me walking so hard, the two of them talked to each other about something, Clyde held me up a little.

"No. Aryuku"

I've been in the basket the whole time. I want to walk a little.

"Hey, Leah, you want to see our house soon."

I want to see that. But.

"I can't even walk at night."

Yes, I must have annoyed Alistair, speaking from the side.

"Chill out, nigga!

"Yeah, yeah. Uh, come on?

That's fine.

"Hey, Leah. It's an old, but big house."

"Ah."

Looking forward to what Clyde called his new home, he decided to enjoy a higher place than Alistair's hug.

"Takai."

"Right. I'm tall. Here."

He held me up over my head. Look at me delighted,

"Even I'll grow up one of these days."

And he was a crushing Alistair. But by the time Alistair got older, I was getting bigger too. Too bad.

Upon entering town, I saw a glimpse of someone who was barely there earlier, and one of them noticed Clyde. A young woman.

"Oh, Clyde, long time no see."

"Oh, oh."

Clyde answered a little unfathomably. My body is getting a little stiff. Looking up at his face, he's not disgusted or angry, he's just nervous.

"Oh. Baby? No way, Clyde's?

"No! I picked it up on the way to work."

"Well, you did a good thing. Nice."

The man held his hands together by his chest.

"Su, nice?

"'Cause that's not quite what you can do, is it? It would be nice if Clyde had a little girl."

"Yes, okay?

Sure, a big guy smiles when he's holding a little girl.

"Next time you take that kid to our grocery store. I'll see what suits you."

"Oh."

"I have to tell everyone too! See you later."

"Oh, again"

This looks like a merchant-soulless girl who found a good customer. Clyde spoke softly.

"Was I there now?

"It's a mess"

I just answered. Clyde looked at me dissatisfied.

"Why not? He said it looked absolutely good. I have to teach Carol and Mill."

"Clyde, maybe"

"Maybe? Maybe."

How dare you stay in this country?

"It's always the case that Leah doesn't know. Let's go."

Clyde finally made his move in Alistair's voice, whether he had it or not. I think they're pretty handsome, but I wonder why they can't.

"I don't know what a woman's heart is."

That's what Alistair pointed out in a small voice as she looked to the side.

"What the hell, Alistair?"

"Nothing"

I knew better when I was eleven.