Birth of the Demonic Sword

”Sounds just like our organization,” June uttered.

”It does indeed,” Noah laughed before addressing Slagtaur again. ”Who is the strongest among them?”

”B-Bright Rainbow,” Slagtaur replied.

”Bring us there,” Noah ordered, and Slagtaur turned its head before going on its way. Its injuries were an annoying problem, but the healing process quickened as it grew used to Noahʼs leadership.

”Where were we?” Noah growled now that Slagtaur had given the couple some privacy.

June wore one of her knowing smiles, but a random thought interrupted her passionate mood. She diverted her gaze as she lost herself in that idea, and Noah didnʼt miss the event.

”I was thinking,” June eventually announced. ”We had an organization, but that time ended. We even accomplished our first goals. We have been free from Heaven and Earthʼs influence for millennia, and we both reached the tenth rank.”

”June?” Noah called. He was beginning to guess Juneʼs idea, but she continued before he could think about it properly.

”We promised to be together in an endless journey,” June continued. ”It might be time to handle that other thing.”

”Ooh,” Noah understood. He knew June too well not to realize what she wanted. That actually was one of her oldest dreams and goals.

”I can create a fitting incubation chamber,” Noah suggested. ”Iʼll have to modify it along the way, but itʼs possible.”

”I donʼt want it to be a project,” June explained. ”I want a natural birth, like a true family.”

June had always been a battle maniac, but another desire had accompanied her on her journey. Her family had been far from kind to her, so she had promised herself that she would make a better one, and the time seemed to have arrived.

Countless calculations happened in Noahʼs mind. Procreating was problematic for divine beings, but they could resort to external methods to facilitate the process. The situation was no different in the realms past the cultivation journey. The event would be far from natural, but it would still create a proper child.

However, June wanted a natural birth, which forced Noah to consider many issues. Their respective rank would lower their fertility, but that could be fixed. The main problem was the stark difference between their existence, and Noah wasnʼt even thinking about his dragon traits. It was theoretically possible, but the chances were close to zero.

”It might take us millions of years,” Noah declared. ”It would be far easier to replicate what King Elbas and I did with Sepunia.”

June took no offense in that comparison. Instead, she neared Noahʼs ear and whispered words that made his deepest instincts roar. ”Donʼt you want me to carry your child?”

All the ideas that Noahʼs mental waves had generated in those seconds crumbled. He would only accept a natural birth now, and June giggled when she saw that decision on his face.

”Besides,” June added while pushing Noah on the layer of scales to sit on him, ”We have as much time as we want.”

”Did you think about names already?” Noah questioned while June bent over to get near his lips.

”If he is a boy,” June responded, ”We have options. We lost many companions along the way, and Iʼm sure you have some favorites.”

Noah could only agree, and names flew through his mind while the two exchanged a kiss. William, Ivor, Rufus, Wilfred, and many more resounded among his mental waves. He had to honor many valuable companions.

”What if she is a girl?” June whispered when the kiss ended.

”Lily,” Noah said without showing any hesitation.®

June smiled. She had already predicted that decision, and she had nothing against it. ”Lily Balvan. I like it. Letʼs make a girl.”

”Lily Balvan,” Noah repeated before letting his passion take over. ”This shall be the first of millions of years.”

Slagtaur believed that the danger had passed, but storms quickly formed on its back. Lightning bolts that could pierce its body from side to side and destructive

Noah could only agree, and names flew through his mind while the two exchanged a kiss. William, Ivor, Rufus, Wilfred, and many more resounded among his mental waves. He had to honor many valuable companions.

”What if she is a girl?” June whispered when the kiss ended.

”Lily,” Noah said without showing any hesitation.

June smiled. She had already predicted that decision, and she had nothing against it. ”Lily Balvan. I like it. Letʼs make a girl.”

”Lily Balvan,” Noah repeated before letting his passion take over. ”This shall be the first of millions of years.”