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The reaction to her questions took her by surprise, concerned by the lack of proper balance. She was so terribly used to doing nothing for free and expected the same to be put into place for herself. But his reasoning was an easy one to believe—it even made her feel a tad bit more guilty for her earlier accusations—and she found herself without any reason to say no. But what about what moth—no. She gave a hard shake of her head, ridding her mind of the voice that nagged at her so often. Although she loved her mother and would never think negatively of her, this was not her life—it was Kaori’s. And as such, she had every right to use it as she saw fit, even if, by doing so, she went against a few of the laws put in place by the Draconids.

Besides, the chance to make friends wasn’t easy to turn down.

“Okay,” she decided. “I’ll—I will join and train under you.” Perhaps she would even become worthy of the dragoness title, should all go well.