The Fearsome Dragon Warrior

He got up and waved at the leading teacher before picking his daughter up. Moira followed him as they made their way deeper
into the amusement park.
"Mommy, I want to go too!" Fiona tugged on her mother's hand and shook it.
Keysha looked at Jacob's figure, and there was a mysterious look in her eyes. After pausing for a while, she reached out to hold
her daughter's hand and said, "Let's go. Mommy will take you there."
The remaining fathers seemed disappointed with her leaving.
Suddenly, a father, who wanted to get a few more glances at Keysha's flirtatious charm, suddenly said, "It's the rumored Sector
E. Why don't we go and take a look as well?"
The kindergarten teacher interrupted his delusion. "All parents, please take note. If there's anyone who doesn't obey today's
arrangements, they will have to take care of their own expenses."
Hearing that instantly dispelled the excitement that some parents were feeling.
"Wow! Bambi!"
"Dixy's younger sister, Dani! Hehe, so cute!"
While they were walking, although Heidi was squealing and shrieking, she was still unswerving on her goal of Sector E, where
Fiona said there were fun things to do and good food to eat.
Not far away, Keysha, with unknown thoughts, held her daughter's hand and followed them, unhurried.
They passed by Sector C and D, and an iron-fenced door hidden in lush green bamboo came into view.

Seeing the tall door, Moira frowned. "How do we get in? There's no one around!"
"Give me two minutes," Jacob said as he pulled out his cell phone.
Not long after, Keysha, who wasn't too far behind them, gazed at them in surprise as the iron-fenced door opened slowly.
"Oh, we're going in!" Heidi squirmed as her two eyes stared.
Jacob smiled at his daughter before he changed his line of sight and looked behind him.
Keysha walked over as she held her daughter's hand. She smiled charmingly and said, "Mr. Lynch, do you mind if my daughter

and I go in with you?"
He nodded as he carried his daughter and walked in.
Walking through the bamboo forest, what came into view first was a green valley on a slight incline. The grass was unending as
it sloped up and down, and bright, colorful wildflowers were all around. A few brightly colored golden pheasants were slowly
wandering about.
There was the babble of a creek that trickled at the bottom of the valley. Silvery-white fish would jump out of the surface from
time to time.
Seeing the grand view before her eyes, Moira couldn't help but be dazzled and stunned by it. She exclaimed in admiration softly,
"What a beautiful place!"
"Yes, it's like a whole different place!" Even though it wasn't her first time seeing the scenery before her, Keysha was still as
infatuated as always.
Compared to the two women, Jacob had a very calm reaction.
After all, there was more exquisite scenery in the Four Outer Districts. He had seen much of it.
Suddenly, a fawn ran out from the little forest at the edge of the valley.
Looking at it, Heidi was excited. "Wow, Bambi!"
Seeing the kid who was carried in Jacob's arms, a sliver of envy flashed across the eyes of Fiona, whose hand was held by
Keysha all the way. She retorted in a pampered voice, "That isn't Bambi!"
Heidi pursed her mouth and didn't say anything.
Looking at his daughter, Jacob shook his head slightly. He put her on the thick grass, pointed to the fawn, and said firmly,
"Remember. You are my daughter. If you say that it's Bambi, then it's Bambi."

"Mr. Lynch, it's not right of you to teach your child that!" At one side, Keysha covered her mouth and chuckled.
Jacob glanced at her, and his brows raised slightly. He continued looking at his daughter and said gently, "Do you want to touch
Bambi?"
"Can I?" Heidi's eyes shone brightly.
"You can do anything you want." He smiled.
"Mm, I want to touch Bambi!" The kid nodded.