Sophia Dawbringer

"Mom!"

A woman whose looks were as beautiful as a goddess walked quietly into the room, her eyes filled with concern.

Even at 36, her beauty had not faded one bit. With dark night hair cascading down her shoulders and a radiant smile that could light up any room, her well-shaped figure was the envy of all.

Mesmerizing blue eyes like the depths of the ocean, she had always been the center of attention wherever she went. 

<<Sophia Dawbringer>>

Unfortunately, the exhaustion of raising two young children had taken a toll on her. 

The constant demands and sleepless nights had left her feeling worn out and overwhelmed. 

Despite her exhaustion, she always managed to put on a brave face and continue to be the loving and caring mother her children needed.

It was evident on her face and in her weary eyes.

The sparkle that once radiated from within seemed to have dimmed, replaced by faint lines of fatigue.

"What's the matter, my dear?" She looked at Luke with a curious look on her face. 

"What were you going to do?"

"N-Nothing, I just wanted to search for a good university to continue my studies," Luke stammered, avoiding eye contact with his mother. 

He was lying to her, but there was nothing he could do for now.

He can't just explain to her that he just became a Warrior suddenly.

"Oh! You finally agreed to go to college!" His mother exclaimed, her eyes widening with excitement. 

She always wanted Luke to pursue higher education, but Luke had different plans. 

He wanted to become a Warrior who explored the Wildness, but his talent wasn't suited for him to become a Warrior. 

But he never gave up on his dream and continued to train and improve himself. 

Sophia didn't want to hurt her son's feelings, so she tried her best to encourage him.

'Good that he's finally thinking about his future; maybe after some years I won't be worried about him anymore,' Sophia thought to herself.

"I'm going to take a shower if you want; you can eat dinner before I return," Sophia suggested.

"No, it's okay; I will wait for you." Luke refused his mother and insisted on waiting for her before eating dinner.

Sophia nodded and headed off to take her shower, leaving her son alone in the kitchen.

'Sigh... Did this son of mine grow taller?' Sophia couldn't help but think that Luke was taller than her now.

They were the same height last night, but now it seemed like Luke had shot up overnight.

As Sophia undressed and stepped into the warm water, her mind wandered back to when Luke was just a little boy. 

Time had flown by so quickly, and she couldn't help but feel a pang of nostalgia mixed with pride for the young man her son was becoming.

'He didn't give up even after knowing that he couldn't become a Warrior like his father,' Sophia thought to herself. 

Luke had always dreamt of following in his father's footsteps and becoming a Warrior, but recent tests shattered those hopes. 

Despite the news, Luke remained determined and refused to let his limitations define him.

Sophia admired his strength and resilience, knowing that he would find his own path to greatness. 

As she soaked in the warm water, she couldn't help but think about his future.

Unlike his sister, Luke had only one path, which was to go to a good university and study.

"I need to make more money," she thought to herself. 

"I'll work harder and take on additional shifts at my workplace. Maybe I can even save up enough to help him with his tuition fees." Sophia knew that Luke's dreams were just as important as hers, and she was determined to support him in every way possible. 

As the steam from the bath enveloped her, she felt a renewed sense of purpose and commitment to her son's future.

In the kitchen Luke waited for his mother to finish her bath.

He already thought about it and decided not to use his God Points for now.

Tomorrow he will go to the testing center, where he will test his strength before applying to the Extreme Dojo. (The dojo Mc wanted to join.)

"If I could join the Extreme Dojo and become a skilled fighter, I could protect my mother and make her proud," Luke thought to himself as he anxiously waited for his mother to emerge from the bath. 

The thought of training and becoming stronger faster Luke felt a surge of motivation and determination. 

He knew that joining the Extreme Dojo would be his ticket to a better future, where he could provide for his mother and ensure her safety. 

As he envisioned himself mastering various martial arts techniques and battling formidable opponents, a sense of excitement filled his veins.

Luke was ready to embark on this journey.

"Did you wait for too long?" questioned his mother as she stepped out of the bath with a towel wrapped around her. 

Luke snapped out of his daydream, realizing he had lost track of time. 

His eyes widened in panic as he quickly glanced sideways not daring to look at his mother hourglass figure.

'Luke, you bitch, are you getting excited about your mother!' Luke shook his head vigorously, trying to dispel the inappropriate thought that had crossed his mind. 

He stuttered, "N-no, Mom, I was just lost in my thoughts about any good university." His cheeks flushed with embarrassment as he desperately tried to regain his composure.

His mother raised an eyebrow but didn't think much of it. 

After she got dressed she returned to the kitchen.

"Alright then, let's eat, something?" Luke let out a relieved breath, happy that his mother hadn't noticed his momentary lapse in concentration.

"Oh, you prepared my favorite dishes," she exclaimed, a genuine smile spreading across her face. 

"Mom, it's just some rice and vegetables," Luke replied sheepishly.

"Hmph so what I still like it, thanks for the food." Sophia smiled and started eating.

Luke sighed at his mother's nonchalant response.

While eating together, Luke's mind was still preoccupied with the inappropriate thought. 

He couldn't help but wonder why such a thought had even crossed his mind in the first place. 

"I need to focus on serving in this world before getting lost in my own thoughts," Luke thought to himself. 

'But she really has an amazing figure...' His last words lingered in his mind, causing a pang of guilt. 

But he wouldn't lie to himself.