Cloud Raising Dragon Cub App

ng Chu wanted to eat some dry food by himself, but he hesitated to buy another rabbit and went outside to build rocks and branches, intending to roast it and share it with Wuuth.

The smell of roasted meat attracted several other dragons, and Fifth Cub moved closer to sniff it and moved away in disgust.
Second Cub tried to stir up the fire, but Ning Chu chased him away.

Midway through the roast, Ning Chu asked Wuuth, “Where’s your contracted dragon?”

He remembered that he had just let Wuuth out to feed them together.

But Wuuth said, “I don’t have a contracted dragon.”

Ning Chu was confused, “That Dwarf Dragon is not your…”

Wuuth took out a storage bag from his body and released the Dwarf Dragon.

The Dwarf Dragon lay meekly on its side and Ning Chu was surprised, “You… You’ve been keeping it in the storage pouch?”

In his perception, he hadn’t fully digested the information that Wuuth wasn’t human, and now understood that Wuuth couldn’t make a contract with another dragon or magical beast.

“Mn,” Wuuth reached out and stroked the top of the Dwarf Dragon’s head, “This storage pouch is of the highest level, and living things can stay in it for a whole day.”

It would be easier to have a magical beast in human form, but ordinary magical beasts didn’t dare to go near dragons at all, let alone Wuuth.

Wuuth could only choose a dragon that outsiders have rarely seen with him, and outwardly call it a sub-dragon.

It turned out that he used such a method… The advanced storage bag was very expensive.
Ning Chu twirled the branch, “You’re quite rich.”

Wuuth moved and withdrew his hand, “The rest of my money, I gave it to you.”

He had earned a lot in the arena, but usually didn’t need to spend too much money, and this storage bag was his most expensive object.

What was left on him was given to Ning Chu.

Ning Chu blinked and said slowly, “Oh… I can’t take all your money, it’s unnecessary.”

Ning Chu felt a little uneasy about using Wuuth’s money.
He couldn’t say exactly what was awkward, but he just didn’t want to touch Wuuth’s money.

When the rabbit was done, Ning Chu gave Wuuth half of it and bought a piece of meat for the dragon.

Wuuth suddenly reached out his hand and handed him the storage bag.

Ning Chu didn’t take it, “What are you doing?”

“For you.” Wuuth looked at Ning Chu and kept his hand up until Ning Chu took the pouch.

Wuuth summoned the Dwarf Dragon who had finished eating the meat and placed his palm on his forehead, “Go.”

Now that he and Ning Chu had left the Academy, it was no longer safe for the Dwarf Dragon to follow them.

Ning Chu watched Wuuth let the Dwarf Dragon leave, and then looked down at the storage bag in his hand, but finally took it.

This meal of roasted rabbit, until the two of them finished eating and cleaned up the fire, Wuuth obviously felt Ning Chu’s getting better, as he didn’t resist his approach.

Perhaps as Ning Chu said, his human form was just another identity, he might not have been able to adapt to it before.

Ning Chu wouldn’t fail to be close to him.

At night, Ning Chu laid a homemade cushion under the tree and made a pillow.
The cushion was wide enough to accommodate him and all the little dragon cubs, and when he woke up, he rolled it up and stuffed it into his storage bag.
However, this way Wuuth also had to turn back into a small dragon, or he couldn’t sleep.

When he discussed it with him, Wuuth had no problem with it.

Ning Chu took off his jacket as a quilt and slept on one side of the cushion, next to the five little dragon cubs who had each chosen their position, and the little black dragon covered this simple bed with a thin layer of dragon breath.

Fifth Cub, as usual, lay on the side of Ning Chu’s neck and slept until midnight, when another figure squeezed over.

Ning Chu had just fallen asleep and was awakened by the movement, and opened his eyes in a daze to see the little black dragon.
He subconsciously pushed it, “You’re too close…”

All the other dragons could, but Wuuth couldn’t.

Pushing the little black dragon away, Ning Chu turned his back to it and fell asleep again with Fifth Cub in his arms.

The little black dragon stared at Ning Chu’s hair and was a bit annoyed.

It was fine when he was in human form, why was it like this again?

There was still a lot of space on the other side of the cushion, so Wuuth went straight back to his human form and moved Fourth Cub a little further away.
He slept next to Ning Chu, also lying on his side.

There was a nice smell in Ning Chu’s hair, and Wuuth couldn’t help but sniff it.

The source of warmth and heat was right behind him, and Ning Chu had fallen into a deep sleep by now, unconsciously leaning back.

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