Wizard: Unlimited Profession Slots Chapter 1228 - 497: Kindergarten Level_2

This comment was like throwing a big stone into a calm lake.

All of Nari’s eyes turned to Aselia, filled with flames of anger:

"What did you say, you little icicle?! What’s wrong with a mother caring for her own child?!"

"And what’s with calling it clingy? This is normal maternal love! You cold-blooded creature wouldn’t understand without bloodline bonds!"

Aselia was enraged by this accusation, the Dragon Shadow swung violently in the air:

"I’m saying that a certain degree of independence is more beneficial to his growth. Overprotection will make him..."

"Make him what?"

Nari interrupted her, her tone becoming sharper:

"What does an old virgin dragon who hasn’t been in love for thousands of years know about maternal love?!"

"Hiding daily in Ron’s bloodline acting all profound, and still has the face to lecture a mother on how to care for her child?"

This sentence was like a sharp thorn, piercing right into the most sensitive part of Aselia’s heart.

The outline of the Dragon Shadow became more solid, and angry lightning began to flicker around:

"I-I’m not an old virgin! And the Dragon Race’s view on emotions is different from you lowly creatures!"

"We don’t need those foolish emotional entanglements to prove our worth!"

"Lowly creatures?!"

Nari’s voice became like thunder, causing the entire Deep Sea Palace to tremble with her anger:

"Aren’t you now a parasite residing in my child’s body?!"

"If Ron hadn’t kindly taken in your homeless soul fragment, you would have long been washed away in the river of history without a trace!"

"And now you still dare to act all high and mighty like the noble Dragon Race?"

Being humiliated like this nearly drove Aselia out of her mind:

"Parasite?! I’m helping him grow! I teach him Dragon Language Suppression, I share the knowledge of history..."

"Those are the duties of a guide! This is completely different from your possessiveness!"

"Duties?"

Nari let out a harsh laugh:

"Speaking so nobly, but isn’t it because with nowhere to go after your death, you cling to my child?"

"Did you think a mother couldn’t see through it? Your little thoughts about Ron?"

"What little thoughts?!"

Aselia’s voice turned sharper:

"I only have the care of a guide for an heir for him! Don’t use your filthy thoughts to speculate about the noble Dragon Race!"

"Noble?"

Nari sneered:

"How noble is the Dragon Race to be slain by a human? And begging for food after death?"

"Is this what you call noble? Mommy thinks this is a disgrace?"

This statement entirely touched upon Aselia’s sore spot.

The lightning around the Dragon Shadow became even more frenzied:

"That was because I was deceived! If I knew that person’s true intentions..."

"If, if, if!"

Nari deliberately mimicked Aselia’s tone:

"Lost is lost, dead is dead, what’s the point of making so many excuses?"

"At least I’m still alive now, and living well! Unlike some pitiful wretch only left with a remnant soul!"

Watching the two ancient beings attack each other like children, Ron felt both amused and helpless.

"Enough!"

Ron’s voice suddenly rang out.

The quarrel between the two ancient beings came to an abrupt halt.

Nari and Aselia both looked at him sheepishly, like students caught fighting by a teacher.

"Mom, Aselia."

Ron’s tone was very calm, but the disappointment within it made both feel guilty:

"Do you think such arguments have any meaning?"

His gaze wandered between Nari and Aselia:

"Mom, I understand your love for me, and also your inner anxiety.

But Aselia also has a point—overprotection can indeed become a shackle."

Nari’s tentacles drooped powerlessly, her voice becoming aggrieved:

"But... but mommy is just worried..."

"I know."

Ron gently patted her closest tentacle:

"Your worry comes from love, which I fully understand.

But true love should help the beloved grow, not trap them in a comfort zone."

Then he turned to Aselia:

"And you, Aselia, your advice is indeed valuable, but your way of expressing it was too harsh."

"Mom’s love for me is sincere, even if the expression may be too intense, this emotion itself deserves respect."

Aselia’s Dragon Shadow lowered its head, her voice becoming deep:

"I... I just thought her method was wrong..."

"Methods can be discussed, but not through personal attacks."

Ron’s tone remained gentle:

"Seeing you arguing because of me, honestly, makes me very sad."

This statement’s impact far surpassed any reproach.

Nari and Aselia spoke almost simultaneously:

"Sorry..."

"I shouldn’t have spoken like that..." their voices overlapped.

Ron nodded in satisfaction:

"Alright, I really have to go, can’t keep Professor Yutel waiting."

He turned again to Nari, his expression becoming gentle:

"Mom, I promise you I’ll contact you every three days through Bloodline Resonance."

"If I encounter any danger, I’ll reach out to you immediately."

"And, if circumstances allow, I’ll come back to visit you as soon as possible."

Hope rekindled in Nari’s eyes:

"Really? You won’t find me too naggy?"

"How could I." Ron smiled and shook his head.

Then he looked at Aselia:

"Aselia, your experience and wisdom are incredibly valuable to me."

"But at the same time, I also hope you can understand mom’s perspective."