Raising My Children With My Personal Spatial Ability Chapter 3132: Just Say I Said So

"Have you ever considered letting this Evil Dragon practice the Imperial Immortal Technique and the Spirit Storing Technique simultaneously?" he inquired.

An Jiuyue: "..."

What a preposterous notion! One technique is already quite chaotic. If he attempts two, when will he ever complete his learning?

Even with ample time, it is not to be squandered in such a manner. With that same effort, could they not finish their tasks and return home to enjoy life?

"Perhaps, it could actually prove effective."

Qian Jiyun nodded in accordance with Stone’s suggestion.

"Hmm?"

An Jiuyue regarded him with puzzlement, not fully grasping his meaning.

What did he imply by 'could work'? Multitasking rarely yields favorable outcomes. He might simply end up driving himself mad, becoming encased in ice daily.

"By tackling both concurrently, it is highly probable that he will master at least one technique. Whichever one he acquires, it is not a loss," Qian Jiyun elaborated, perceiving her confusion.

He was not insisting that the Evil Dragon master both techniques; simply grasping the simpler one and gaining control over his own abilities would suffice. There was no inherent necessity to learn the Imperial Immortal Technique.

"I shall retrieve the Spirit Storing Technique for him."

With that declaration, he transferred the roasted meat from his hand to Stone, requesting him to continue the grilling. He then vanished into his personal space.

Stone: "!"

If you intend to seek it out, by all means, proceed. But why entrust me with the roast meat?

Is his sole purpose here to grill for them? Furthermore, he is occupied as well; those children are not behaving, following in the footsteps of the Saintess Sect is an invitation to trouble.

"Grill it yourself; I have other pressing matters."

"What matters could possibly demand your attention?"

As An Jiuyue accepted the roasted meat, she posed the question to him.

Upon hearing her inquiry, Stone commenced explaining to An Jiuyue, their mother, the intentions of the children from the Seasonal Moon Plane, so she would be duly informed.

However, he had presumed An Jiuyue would express concern, urging him to keep a close watch on the children.

Instead, after receiving the information, she merely responded with an "Oh" and offered no further comment. "Are you not concerned about them?"

"Concerned about what precisely?"

An Jiuyue gestured dismissively, questioning Stone. The children had matured; they were no longer helpless fledglings solely under her protection.

Even if she harbored worries that Little Nuonuo might stir up mischief, were Zheng’er and Rong’er not present? Not to mention anything else, but Little Nuonuo did heed his elder brothers, so she felt confident they would not encounter any major perils.

"But, you had mentioned the Merciful Continent..."

This revelation came as a surprise to her: that the Seasonal Moon Plane possessed an entryway to the Merciful Continent.

"I believe it will be a valuable experience for the children to train on the Merciful Continent. Rest assured, I will oversee them and ensure their safety. However, on your end, are all matters proceeding smoothly?"

Stone reassured An Jiuyue that he would unequivocally guarantee the children's security.

Yet, casting his gaze toward the Evil Dragon not far away, who was visibly struggling with the Imperial Immortal Technique, he found the situation to be quite vexing due to its inherent stubbornness, difficulty in persuasion, and the challenges in managing it.

"Why would it not be acceptable? It is merely an Evil Dragon; it is not as though its actions will jeopardize our lives," An Jiuyue remarked, following his line of sight. Despite the potential inconvenience, it was, after all, just an Evil Dragon.

"Just keep a watchful eye on Zheng’er and the others; you need not concern yourself with my affairs. Should any issue arise, I shall contact you. And please, do remind Nuonuo to defer to his brothers in all matters; convey my explicit instruction."

If there was one individual about whom she felt a degree of uncertainty, it was Qian Yinuo.

But it was acceptable; at the very least, that young child did heed her words. A few gentle reminders could invariably foster greater obedience.