Maura scowls at him, for that comment, once the kids are out of earshot. "Excuse me if my children don't grow up in a magical fantasy land where their playmates are dragons and their nannies are deities," she replies, with more than a bit of sarcasm. "She does have a point, though I wouldn't have put it quite that way. We do have a lot of responsibility, what with being the ruling family for one of the fastest-growing cities in the region, not to mention a major local trade route. We've been teaching them from a young age to be responsible, and that they aren't better than any of the other kids, just because their parents are the Lord and Lady. Which still sounds strange, even though I've been hearing it for years." "Imagine how entitled they'd feel, if we had to tell them not to brag to everyone that they had the Archdragon himself mentoring them! They'd be impossible!"