Dragon Savior A New Beginning

Upon seeing Becka, their tranquil evening shattered, leaving a ripple of unease. She was quite startled to see Daniel on the floor with Starfania, as her eyes narrowed.

" Danny Poo, why are you lying on the floor with Miss Dragon Lover? " Becka said, rolling her eyes and crossing her arms. " Did she make you do it? Because I swear, I'll end her right here! "

They both stood up. Daniel looked straight at Becka, clarifying with absolute calm, " No, it wasn't her idea. I invited her to hang out. "

The implication hung heavy, and Becka's face twisted with frustration and something deeper. Her voice trembled with a mix of hurt and curiosity as she confronted him, the room falling silent. " Why didn't you invite me, Danny Poo? "

 Daniel's expression softened as he recognized the disappointment in Becka's eyes, sensing a deeper unspoken hope for her words. He didn't want to dismiss her feelings or inadvertently hurt her, and his response reflected his careful choice of words. With a gentle sigh, he said, " Becka, you know we've always had a great dynamic, and that's something I really value. But I think sometimes it's nice to connect with people who bring out different parts of us. " 

He glanced at Starfania with a small, thoughtful smile. " Starfania and I don't know each other well yet, and I thought it'd be a marvelous chance to learn more about her. "

 Becka's expression faltered slightly, her brows furrowing. " I just don't see why you'd pick her over me, " she murmured. Daniel gave her a gentle smile.

" It's not about choosing, Becka, " he said, his voice steady and warm. " It's just different. I think getting to know new people doesn't take anything away from our friendship. You're important to me, and that won't change. "

Becka's face flushed as she stared back at him, her scorn meeting his steady gaze. In that quiet yet firm response, he had drawn a line, one that made his choice clear, with no need to speak another word.

 Starfania's frustration grew as she watched Becka brush off the situation so casually, completely ignoring Daniel's discomfort and boundaries. She could barely contain her irritation, unable to understand why Becka couldn't see the importance of respecting someone else's space. Not to mention Becka's action is quite annoying, always thinking that the world revolves around her. Finally, her patient had run dry and decided to address it directly.

" Becka, that's enough, " Starfania said firmly, staring right into Becka's smokey eyes. Becka's gaze turned icy, her irritation apparent as she shot back, " And who exactly do you think you are? Just a starry-eyed dragon fanatic? You're just a nobody here who doesn't even deserve the title of the Fire Princess. " 

 Starfania took a deep breath, holding her ground. She knew this encounter was long overdue, and if Becka was going to challenge her, she was ready to stand for what was right. With a wry smile, she said, sarcasm dripping from every word. " Oh, of course. How could I ever forget that I am in the presence of none other than the Great Becka, the leader of Scarlet Rage? "

Her face hardened, her tone shifting to one of pride as she said, " I am more than that. I'm the daughter of a renowned general. My family has kept our kingdom safe for many generations. I could have you arrested for disrespecting my house name. "

Starfania took a deep breath, her presence radiating a quiet, simmering intensity, like the heat of a dragon flame hiding just beneath the surface. Suppressing an eye roll, she maintains a calm exterior.

" And I am the daughter of Cesar, ruler of Vulcan Fire. " she said, her voice smooth but carrying an unmistakable strength, like embers waiting to ignite. " Which means I hold just as much influence and power. Remember Becka- you're not the only one with connections here. "