Amanda returned to Earth with tears in her eyes, holding the young Crown Prince tightly in her arms.
Every day, she prayed that the Dragon King would return safely, believing that one day they would be reunited.
Several weeks later, a wounded dragon soldier secretly arrived on Earth to deliver heartbreaking news.
He knelt before Amanda with tears in his eyes.
“Your Majesty…
forgive me.”
Amanda’s heart began to race.
“What happened?
Where is the Dragon King?”
The soldier lowered his head.
“The battle is over.
We were defeated…
and everyone believes the Dragon King has fallen in battle.”
Amanda stood frozen.
“No…”
The soldier nodded sadly.
“The kingdom has been conquered.”
Amanda could no longer hold back her tears.
She hugged Prince Kadosh tightly as she wept throughout the night, believing she had lost the love of her life forever.
She never told Kadosh about his true identity or his father’s kingdom.
Instead, she wanted him to enjoy a normal childhood on Earth until the right time came.
As Kadosh grew older, he proved to be an extraordinary child.
He was intelligent, disciplined, and kind to everyone around him.
Whenever he saw someone in trouble, he never hesitated to help.
Amanda enrolled him in one of the best schools in the city.
His teachers admired him because he was hardworking and respectful.
His classmates loved him because he defended those who were bullied.
Wanting him to become strong enough to protect himself, Amanda also enrolled him in a martial arts academy.
There, Kadosh amazed everyone.
He learned every technique faster than the other students and soon became the academy’s champion.
No matter how difficult the competition was, he always emerged victorious.
His martial arts instructor often smiled proudly.
“You have a gift, Kadosh.
I’ve trained many students, but I’ve never seen anyone learn as quickly as you.”
Kadosh simply smiled.
“I just enjoy learning, Master.”
Years passed, and Kadosh grew into a handsome young man.
Like his father, he possessed a calm personality, sharp intelligence, and natural leadership.
After graduating from university with outstanding results, Kadosh took over the management of Lord City Group, the company his father had built years before.
Despite becoming one of the youngest CEOs in the world, he remained humble.
He expanded the company’s charities, donated to hospitals, built schools, and provided scholarships for poor students.
People admired him not only for his success but also for his generosity.
Amanda watched her son with pride.
“He has become so much like his father,” she often whispered.
However, there was one question Kadosh could never stop asking.
“Mother…
what happened to my father?”
Every time he asked, Amanda forced herself to smile.
“Your father died in an accident many years ago.”
Kadosh would nod quietly, but deep inside, he always felt that something was missing.
Every night, after Kadosh had gone to bed, Amanda would sit alone by the window.
She would look up at the stars and remember the Dragon King.
Tears silently rolled down her cheeks.
“I still believe you’re alive,” she whispered.
“I’ll keep waiting…
no matter how long it takes.”
Unknown to both Amanda and Kadosh, the Dragon Kingdom was still suffering under the rule of the usurper, and destiny was slowly preparing the young Crown Prince for the day he would