Noble Husband At the Door novel Chapter 4302

The earthworm-like thing did not seem to think much and replied, "Because I was hatched by my father."

"If Father hadn't hatched me, I wouldn't have been born."

"Since I existed in this world, I don't know how old I am now. It is because you didn't hatch me that I could only wait inside."

"Is this evidence not enough?"

The hatch?

The first reaction of Samuel was that a scene of a hen hatching an egg appeared in his mind. He was so embarrassed that he was sure that he had never done this before.

"Hee hee, when Father was about to bring me out of this place, it was because I tried my best to resist, causing the temperature here to rise uncontrollably and rapidly."

"Father, in order to protect me, not only did you use your own body to block the fire for me, you also used an extremely powerful force to push me underground. Father, you forgot so quickly?" It said.

Samuel thought for a while. He didn't lose his memory. Of course, he still remembered these things.

"That's right. I was just hatched by the power of my father."

"I'm a dragon ant. After I was born from my mother's body as an ant, but my Dragon Breath has not awakened, so I need to rely on my father's dragon power to activate it. Isn't there dragon power in the force that my father pushed me into the ground?"

"Then father hatched me. Isn't this the truth?" It said.

Hearing this ghost-like logic, Samuel really wondered if he was talking to a newly hatched plaything. How could he feel that he was talking with an adult?

"I did give you some energy, but the problem is... I am a human, I don't have the power of a dragon," Samuel said gloomily.

"You have it. If father didn't have the Dragon Force, how could I be hatched? Hehe!"

The dragon ant’s laughter numbed Samuel.

Why did Samuel suddenly have the illusion of being a father?

And this kind of happiness was really a kind of irony.

However, Samuel suddenly understood.

The little dragon ant didn't talk nonsense, but rather Samuel seemed to have overlooked something.