〖Princess Yuna of Dawn〗 Qiangwei

When the hostess did not wake up, the hostess carried the baby up the mountain before dawn. Zilong lived in this kind of place isolated from the villagers in the past, perhaps because he could not accept those strange eyes. But Zilong of the previous generation obviously didn't have this reason. Perhaps, he hated hypocritical creatures like humans.

When he came to a wooden house, he knocked symbolically on the door and broke in. The purple long-haired man who was sitting by the bed turned his head away. His bewitching golden pupils instantly dazzled the man holding the baby. Such beauty , making people forget to breathe, breathtaking, the villagers looked at the previous generation Zilong in disgust and fear after recovering, it really was a monster.

"This is a new generation of Zilong with strong abilities. The village chief asked me to give you up to raise him. The bracelet that suppresses teleportation ability will be delivered in a few days." Like a hot potato, he couldn't wait to leave Go inside and put the baby on the bed.

"Where are her parents~" Looking at the baby on the bed, the corner of the man's mouth curled up in a strange way.

"...I'm her father." Seeing that smile, he shuddered for a moment. He was obviously very unwilling to admit that this was his daughter, but he unconsciously revealed the fact.

"That's right, then this child will be mine from now on~ You can't take her back~" Brushing his handsome cheek, he smiled bewitchingly and charmingly. The villagers who had seen the world were frightened and left here as if fleeing.

"Little guy... oh~ no, it's Zilong, you've been abandoned~ so pitiful~" He lovingly picked up the child, and the man showed that weird smile again. It was obviously a very warm scene, but he felt inexplicable Feeling cold.He took out an exquisite wooden rose from the bed, which was carved so lifelike, and put it on the swaddle. The golden eyes met the silver eyes, and the man suddenly said strangely: "I will make you become, my most perfect art Taste."

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