Birthing Legends: My Womb Creates SSS Monsters-Chapter 68: A SUPER RARE SPAWN?! …Oh. It’s Just a Worm.

"Let’s go home, boys."

Maddy had already started walking away, but the boys clearly hadn’t heard a word she said.

Behind her, Sephiran and Arach were still standing over the damp spot on the floor, arguing like their lives depended on it. Sephiran puffed his cheeks and pointed accusingly at the spot.

"I hit it first! My bat made the squish sound!"

Arach scoffed, crossing his upper arms with a smug look.

"My swords reduced it to atoms before your bat even landed. Therefore, I am clearly the favorite."

Sephiran gasped in outrage.

"That’s cheating! You used six swords at once!"

Maddy’s eye twitched.

That was it.

She marched back, veins practically popping on her forehead, and smacked both of them on the head at the same time. 𝒇𝙧𝙚𝓮𝔀𝓮𝒃𝙣𝓸𝒗𝒆𝒍.𝙘𝒐𝒎

BONK!

"Ow!"

"Mother!"

"You’re both my favorite idiots! And you just massacred one poor creature over a made up competition! You even dragged me into that nonsense just to murder a baby worm!"

She pointed toward the cave entrance.

"Now move it!"

Both of them were slammed straight into the ground, their bodies buried deep in the soil like freshly planted potatoes. Only their heads remained above the surface, dirt clinging to their faces.

"Sorry, Mother..."

"Sorry..."

It was the first time they had truly seen this side of Maddy—the unmistakable authority of a mother who had run out of patience. Maddy let out a long sigh, rubbing her temple.

"How did these two even start arguing about who the favorite is...? Boys are such a complicated gender..."

Finally, they returned home. The two boys were now on their best behavior, their earlier bickering completely gone.

Maddy walked straight toward the Mobile Womb Chamber, checking the gestation sacs the moment she arrived.

Dyralfa and Frovian pulsed steadily inside their pods, safe behind walls so durable that not even a tectonic shift could crack them. At the entrance of their home, a massive stone door stood firmly in place, one that would only open in response to Maddy’s mana or her children.

Sephiran looked at the sealed entrance with a slightly wistful expression.

"I guess I really am out of a job now, Mother... No more guarding the entrance."

Maddy chuckled and ruffled his hair.

"Nonsense, Sephiran. Protecting our home will always be your duty, but you must understand: our home isn’t just this stone structure."

She leaned in and tapped his chest gently, right over his heart.

"Your home is your family. Wherever we are, that is where your hearth fire burns. Your true job isn’t to guard a door; it’s to guard the lives within it. Do you understand?"

Sephiran’s face lit up at once, realization sparkling in his eyes. He stood a little taller, his small chest swelling with pride.

"Oh! So the gate doesn’t matter... I just have to guard you, Arach, and everyone else! Sister Dyralfa and Brother Frovian too—and all the siblings who’ll come later!"

He puffed his chest proudly.

"Then I’ll guard all of you instead! No one gets close to our family without going through me first!"

Sephiran looked up at her with a bright grin.

"I like this job better, Mother."