The Lionheart Society wasn’t just a resistance group against the Empire; its members were elites from various fields.

So, when the news spread that their leader, Leon Cosmod, was married to the Silver Dragon Queen Rosvisser, with three daughters, the members were abuzz with spirited discussion.

A former imperial dragonologist marveled, “I’ve studied dragon reproduction for half my life, but I never imagined a human and a dragon could have offspring. This is monumental in cross-species research!”

A former royal psychologist mused, “What sort of psychological framework would a human male need to have to bond with such an exceptional female dragon? It’s a fascinating question.”

And a five-star general, once part of the Dragon Slayer Corps, confidently declared, “If you give Leon Cosmod a chance, he can win over a queen dragon. Even if the Sun God himself were at his side, he’d be overshadowed by Leon’s legacy. This man is destined to be the most luminous figure in the shared history of humans and dragons!”

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Listening to everyone speculate and analyze his relationship with a “dragon queen,” Leon simply smiled, not bothering to interrupt. As long as they accepted Rosvisser as an ally, he didn’t care what they discussed.