Xue Dili grabbed Little Dragon Lady by the scruff of her neck, bringing her in front of him. There were scales and horns on the scruff of her neck, as if they had grown there independently to allow a dragon mother to carry or drag her easily.
Directly placing her in front of him, Xue Dili asked, "What did you just say?"
"Papa..."
"Who taught you that?" Little Dragon Lady seemed to take a few seconds to understand Xue Dili's meaning, then she pointed to a white crow not far away, and then pointed to her own head, indicating that she was the one who taught her.
Xue Dili: "..."
Forget it, actually, it's quite normal. For the vast majority of creatures, "mama" is the easiest syllable to pronounce, followed by "papa," corresponding to "momma" and "pappa" in many languages.
So Little Dragon Lady had simply changed her previous address of him from "momma" to "pappa," which really seemed to have been taught by the white crow.
