Golden Dragon: Six Thousand Years of Empire
Chapter 271 - 183 Who Says a Mortal Body Cannot Be Called King_2

Chapter 271: Chapter 183 Who Says a Mortal Body Cannot Be Called King_2

Although that is the case, it is destined to be a very long-term goal. Even being promoted to Legend is just the basic qualification to compete for the position of Tower Master.

"I will definitely become the Master of the Stars!"

Though she hasn’t even touched the threshold of Legend yet, Gwendolin exhibited an extremely strong confidence. This confidence stemmed from the training and nurturing by her grandmother and the Golden Dragon before her since childhood. She is convinced that she will stand atop the stars.

"Not bad, very good, full of spirit. From today onwards, this little girl will be your responsibility."

Noah praised Gwen as he straightforwardly assigned the task of taking care of the child to her.

Gwen’s return this time means she won’t be going back to the Tower in the short term, because she has already been promoted to Extreme Intent Mage. The Tower’s training for mages stops at this point, and the path ahead is for the mage to explore on their own.

Normally, Gwen should start her journey, but she chose to travel her own domain, which is vast enough for her to expand her horizons as a mage.

"Can I use her Divine Artifact?"

Hearing Noah’s arrangement, Gwendolin did not laugh, but looked at her little niece with bright eyes, her smile resembling a fox that had successfully stolen a chicken.

"If you can take the Divine Artifact off her and use it skillfully, of course, you can. Who can stop you? You are her aunt after all!"

When one has the right identity and sufficient power to back it up, one becomes unstoppable.

Just like how Noah took Parvati away, even if the elves are displeased and unwilling with Noah, they have no means to stop him, nor a reason to do so.

This was their choice after all; why would they decide to entrust this Natural Demigod to the royal family of a neighboring kingdom instead of having her born within their own tribe? The elves need to face the consequences of their choices.

"Yay!"

The girl cheered, but she quickly realized a new problem,

"What about you, Dragon Dad? What will you take care of when I have Parvati?"

"Doesn’t Uranos have a few little ones? I plan to bring them over for some guidance, to show Uranos that even without Titan Bloodline, mortals are qualified to become kings."

Noah is not someone who enjoys teaching or being a nanny, but after this incident, he realized the need to be vigilant outside while protecting internally.

The offspring of Uranos, although they didn’t inherently inherit the Titan Bloodline, it doesn’t mean they won’t awaken later. Worst-case scenario, they don’t awaken; does being direct descendants of the Augustus family make them mediocre?

Of course not. No matter how ordinary, they inherently possess the legitimacy to inherit the throne; their identity ensures they will not be mundane.

Ordinarily, Noah shouldn’t take on this burden, but he’s left with no choice as Tidel is now so busy he barely has time to sleep.

As for Uranos, having now commanded a Knight Order and traveled south for training, his adoptive mother Selena has no intention of taking care of children; raising Gwen was enough.

Upon examining the situation, Noah was left with handling it himself, and in truth, he was curious to test how far the seemingly average trio could be nurtured by him.

Not many, just one of them needs to be exceptional, to match or surpass their father, even defeating him, that would be entertaining.

Noah thought, with a slight sense of mischief in his heart. He had some grievances with Uranos, as he judged his children not possessing Titan Bloodline by his own standards, which, to be honest, was excessive.

With Noah’s current strength and status, even a whimsical thought or decision could be life-changing for many beings, whether for better or worse, that depends on their standpoint.

However, for the three sons of Uranos, being called upon by the Holy Dragon was undoubtedly an excellent opportunity to change their fate.

Themselves, being too young to realize, their mother, however, was ecstatic, as the concept of mothers benefiting from their children exists widely.

"When you reach the territory of the Holy Dragon, be sure to study hard, and listen to every piece of advice he gives!"

"Never forget your surname, you are noble Augustus."

"Do not be sad or afraid, for he is the Holy Dragon that guards the Augustus family!"

When they saw the Cloud Giant sent by Noah’s order, the children, the oldest being just turned five and the youngest only a little over four, were terrified and cried aloud.

Although they had seen dragons and giants before, they had always been in their mothers’ embrace at that time. But now, the warm embrace that provided them infinite security is indeed becoming distant, and they will be brought before the Holy Dragon by the giants.

"Compared to their younger siblings, indeed they are a bit ordinary, but they are not beyond development."

When the three sons of Uranos were brought into Mage City, the wailing cries of the children made Noah, who originally intended to appear, opt to observe through Spell instead.

Perhaps having seen too many geniuses from the Augustus family, seeing several children that behaved more like normal humans was something Noah was unaccustomed to.

Gwendolin of those years was slightly more manageable, merely mature and precocious, but Uranos’s brilliance was simply inhuman, battling vicious beasts with bare hands when just over a year old.

As for the current fourth generation, the demigod now in his grasp need not be mentioned. Perhaps due to the influence of divinity and Divine Status, Parvati remained in a long slumber with little extraordinary behavior.

Yet, the one suspected of Hell’s corruption, probably favored by some noble will of Hell, also displayed inhuman traits, eclipsing Gwendolin’s talents from back then, though falling short compared to his father, albeit not by much.

Having seen such impressive Augustus, witnessing the few now four or five years old and still crying in an unfamiliar place was indeed an enormous difference.

No wonder Uranos was so disheartened, with a fervent desire for a genius child, despite them being his offspring, he saw no reflection of his younger self in them.

Children unlike their father.

However, even though these Augustus children developed more like average human beings, they also exhibited human inherent traits to the fullest extent.

And that is a formidable adaptability, even without maternal protection, once they had a sufficient understanding of their environment, the fear dissipated gradually. Especially upon finding something they could rely on.

Considering the oppression and fear that giant beings impose on ordinary human hatchlings, Noah arranged Great Fairies as enlightenment teachers for these children.

Each child was accompanied by one Great Fairy, facing these tiny creatures almost similar in height and exceptionally exquisite, few children would refuse.

"Dragon Dad, what standards are you using to train them?"

Attending only one class taught by the fairies, Gwen was utterly astounded and felt it incredulous.

"You attended the class; do you still need to ask me?"

"You are teaching them to be kings, I thought you were joking earlier!"

"I’m not joking. Although they are from somewhat ordinary backgrounds, does it mean they have no potential to become kings?"

Facing the now grown-up daughter, Noah stated the facts directly,

"Especially the eldest of Uranos, Alexander, don’t you think he exudes the aura of an elder brother? He protects his siblings very well."

Given his current character, I believe he is well-suited to succeed his father, Uranos, as the third Monarch of Atlas."

"Why?"

"Because your brother is too belligerent. Once he ascends the throne, he will undoubtedly trigger wars. So, it’s best for a kind, benevolent, frugal, and people-loving Monarch to ascend afterward."

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