Weakest Beast Tamer Gets All SSS Dragons novel Chapter 728

Capítulo 728: Chapter 728 – Taming the Fifth Year – Keep Your Silence Between Us – 2

Luna pressed her mouth into a tight line, something pushing at her throat.

“From the beginning,” Ren said, his tone taking on a quality that was softer, more intimate, like he was sharing secrets meant only for her ears, “you saw me, when nobody else did. When I was just the kid with the world’s weakest spore, you saw something more.”

He paused, allowing the words to settle.

Letting her remember those early days. The moments she thought nobody noticed when she’d defended his presence in subtle ways. When she’d treated his opinions like they mattered before anyone else believed they did.

“You supported me. Subtly, yes… Without making a big deal of it, but you did. Every moment where you defended my presence when others questioned whether I should be there I remember.”

Luna’s eyes widened.

She hadn’t realized he’d noticed. Had thought her support had been invisible enough that he wouldn’t recognize it as deliberate rather than coincidental.

“I saw you too,” Ren said with absolute conviction. “I saw someone strong pretending to be even stronger. I saw someone carrying weight nobody should carry alone. I saw someone…”

He stopped, searching for the right words.

“I saw someone who deserved to be helped like she helped others.”

Luna felt her eyes burning. No… She couldn’t cry. Not here, not now. Not in a room full of other students who might notice weakness and use it.

But the tears threatened anyway. Pushing against control that was already crumbling under the weight of words she’d needed to hear without knowing she needed them.

“So this is what I offer you,” Ren continued, his voice steady despite the intensity of what he was saying. “Help without conditions, without pressure, and without demands.”

He pulled her slightly closer, the movement subtle but deliberate. Creating intimacy through proximity that made the rest of the room fade further into irrelevance.

“Just… let me be here. Let me be the support that you were for me.”

“And I promise,” his voice became fierce in its intensity, carrying conviction that bordered on anger but was directed at the circumstances rather than persons, “I promise not to rush. I won’t launch myself at your problems without thinking. I won’t complicate things by acting impulsively as you may think I would…”

Something in Luna’s expression changed.

A flash of recognition so profound it was visible despite all her efforts to maintain composure. Like those specific words had touched exactly the fear she’d been carrying. Like he somehow knew what she’d been most terrified of and had addressed it without her having to explain.

“Because you’re important,” Ren repeated, making sure she heard it. Making sure she believed it. “And whatever you need is important too. I’m not going to risk it or ruin it by satisfying something like my own ‘sense of justice’.”

The words seemed calculated to address fears he shouldn’t know about but apparently did.

His sense of justice. The thing that drove him to fix problems and confront injustice. The quality she admired and feared in equal measure because it was beautiful but dangerous when applied to situations with consequences he didn’t understand.

He was promising to restrain that too. To put her needs above his instincts. To be patient when patience went against every impulse.

Ren drew her gently closer. “I just need you to trust that when you’re ready, when you need help in the specific way you need it, I’ll be there.”

“Waiting patiently.”

Luna looked at him, really looked, and saw absolute truth in his eyes.

He meant it.

Every word.

Not manipulation. Just genuine commitment offered without expecting anything in return. The kind of support that didn’t come with hidden costs or unspoken obligations.

She thought about responding…

Her mouth opened. Words forming.

But before she could speak, Ren pulled her.

Not roughly or violently.

But with sufficient force and surprise that Luna lost whatever words she’d been about to say. They scattered like startled birds, forgotten in the sudden shift of dynamics.

And the dance changed.

It was no longer the soft and controlled practice from before.

Now it was more intense. Faster. More… demanding.

Ren guided her through more complex turns, steps that required total trust in her partner. Movements where an error meant a certain fall. Where hesitation would result in collision or stumble.

The difficulty ramped up without warning or permission. Testing whether her trust extended beyond emotional vulnerability into physical reliance.

Luna didn’t fall.

Because Ren held her. Guided her. Kept her safe even while pushing her to dance beyond what they’d practiced until now.

It was exhilarating.

The kind of rush that came from moving at the edge of control.

It was terrifying.

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