First Legendary Dragon: Starting With The Limitless System novel Chapter 204

Chapter 204: Next Level for Sword?

Once properly prepared, Orion headed downstairs to join Eldric and Selene for a peaceful, comforting breakfast.

As usual, their pleasant morning conversation and gentle warmth filled him with a reassuring sense of family and stability.

After finishing breakfast, Orion decided to step outside, enjoying the fresh morning breeze.

Casually strolling through the mansion’s beautifully maintained gardens, he quickly spotted Edgar lounging leisurely beneath the warm sunlight, with Lucan comfortably seated nearby, both clearly relishing the peaceful atmosphere.

Orion approached them with a relaxed smile, raising an eyebrow slightly in amusement. "Enjoying yourselves, Uncle Edgar, Brother Lucan?"

Edgar chuckled softly, his eyes closed and expression content as he replied lazily, "Ah, Young Master, the sunlight today is especially pleasant. You should try sunbathing too—excellent for relaxing tired muscles."

Lucan opened one eye briefly, smirking playfully. "Indeed, Young Master, take advantage of such peaceful mornings while you can. They tend to be rare lately, given how busy you keep us."

Orion laughed lightly, shaking his head as he settled beside them. "Perhaps you’re right. A brief moment of relaxation wouldn’t hurt before we go back to train."

Edgar nodded approvingly, his voice calm and reassuring. "Precisely, Young Master. Sometimes slowing down is exactly what we need to accelerate our progress."

Orion smiled softly, leaning back comfortably, savoring the gentle warmth of the sun. The three of them lay down below the sun for some quiet moments before Orion softly asked, "Uncle Edgar, do you know about the past of Rina and Fiora?"

Edgar opened his eyes and looked at Orion with slight surprise. "I see, so Master Eldric and Lady Selene decided to tell you, huh? And yes, I do know. I have been serving Master Eldric for a long time now."

Lucan sat up as his eyes burned with curiosity. "What? What is this that I don’t know about?"

Edgar shook his head. "Nothing for you to concern yourself with. Focus on training yourself."

Orion lightly exhaled, "I didn’t know they had such difficult pasts."

Edgar softly nodded, his expression briefly turning solemn yet gentle as he spoke. "Indeed, Young Master. Both of them endured trials that no one their age should have to face. But perhaps because of those experiences, they’ve grown stronger, more compassionate. In a way, hardships forge resilience and character—something you yourself will understand with time."

Orion quietly contemplated Edgar’s words, the pleasant sunlight warm against his skin as he reflected deeply. The soft whispers of the garden’s breeze and occasional chirping of birds provided a peaceful backdrop to their introspective conversation.

Lucan, unable to suppress his curiosity completely, leaned slightly forward and asked cautiously, "Young Master, are they truly alright now? I mean, from the little I’ve seen, Rina always looks cheerful, and Fiora is quiet but seems content. If their past was so difficult, they seem to have healed remarkably well."

Orion smiled gently, turning his gaze to Lucan. "Yes, Brother Lucan. It seems they’ve both found their own ways of coping and moving forward. But still, knowing their stories made me realize how deeply they’ve hidden their pain. It reminds me of the weight we all carry behind our smiles."

Edgar offered a subtle, approving nod. "Precisely. The best we can do is support them, guiding them toward a brighter future. And from what I’ve observed, Young Master, your presence has certainly brought much comfort to both of them."

A comfortable silence soon settled over the trio, each man quietly enjoying the tranquil morning atmosphere. Orion’s thoughts gradually shifted from reflective contemplation toward a desire for physical activity and progression.

Feeling sufficiently rested, he slowly stood up, stretching lightly to warm up his muscles.

"Uncle Edgar," Orion called softly, breaking the serene silence gently, "let’s start our training for today."

Edgar opened his eyes and smoothly rose to his feet, calmly, immediately transitioning from relaxed uncle into the disciplined demeanor of a seasoned swordsman.

Lucan settled back comfortably again, a playful smirk on his lips as he gestured lazily, "Train well, Young Master. I’ll continue enjoying the sunshine here."