Tang Zhong really wanted to know what was happening in the Dragon Realm right now.
But since Ling Xing wasn’t saying anything, Tang Zhong couldn’t find out.
Might as well not know.
Now that the Cangye Kingdom had already perished, there was no point in staying here.
Ling Xing didn’t know what had happened, but Tang Zhong did.
Keep searching for those Lost Dragons.
And then return to the Dragon Realm.
"Let’s continue searching for the other Dragons," Tang Zhong said.
"Alright," Ling Xing nodded.
"By the way, who are you in the Dragon Realm?" Tang Zhong asked.
"What’s that got to do with you?" Ling Xing replied.
"Nothing," Tang Zhong said. "I just wanted to ask."
"So things, even if you ask, what’s the point?" Ling Xing said, then looked at Tang Zhong with a haughty expression.
Seeing this, Tang Zhong felt extrely irritated.
For so reason, an urge arose in his heart to conquer this woman.
Last ti, it was this woman who got on top of him, but this ti, he wanted to get on top of her.
They left the Cangye Kingdom.
Heading towards the distance.
"What should we do now?" Tang Zhong asked.
He was following Ling Xing, but realized Ling Xing seed to be walking aimlessly.
"Find the other Dragons," Ling Xing said.
"Can you sense them? I can sense you because I once absorbed your blood, so I can sense your presence," Tang Zhong said.
"I can’t sense other Dragons, but what do you an by that? Are you expecting to thank you?" Ling Xing said.
This left Tang Zhong at a loss for words, wondering what was up with this woman who could make soone speechless with just one sentence.
"I wasn’t asking you to thank ..." Tang Zhong said.
"Then shut up," Ling Xing said.
"Damn," Tang Zhong cursed in his heart.
What was this woman still being so arrogant about? Didn’t she realize how she was saved? Wasn’t she even a little bit grateful?
If he didn’t know just this one person from the Dragon Realm, he would have already dealt with her.
If given another chance, he would definitely reconsider saving this Dragon.
Now Ling Xing continued moving forward.
While Tang Zhong followed behind.
Both of them took to the skies again.
However, they couldn’t fly for long, having to land and rest after traveling in the air for so ti, and then continue forward. It was a repetitive cycle.
Ling Xing remained silent, and so did Tang Zhong.
After several days, Tang Zhong couldn’t hold it in any longer, always in silence.
"I an to say, do we really have to wander around aimlessly like this?" Tang Zhong said.
"Otherwise, what do you suggest?" Ling Xing asked, staring at Tang Zhong.
"At least... At least we should find out where the Dragon Realm is, right?" Tang Zhong said.
"I’ve already told you, if you want to enter the Dragon Realm, it’s not sothing that happens overnight. You don’t even know how big that battle was, so telling you all this is pointless. Do you understand?" Ling Xing finally responded to Tang Zhong with a single sentence.
"So, does that an we need to keep searching for the Dragons’ whereabouts?" Tang Zhong asked.
"Yes, we must find the other Dragons’ whereabouts now, but I find it to be extrely difficult," Ling Xing said.
"Why?" Tang Zhong asked.
He now realized that Ling Xing seed to know but was just unwilling to say.
Was the thod of searching for the Dragons particularly unspeakable?
"Do you rember how you found ?" Ling Xing asked in return.
At this mont, Jiang Xiaofan began recalling the way he t Ling Xing before, seemingly having sensed the Dragons’ path and then followed the tracks to find Ling Xing.
But what was wrong with that?
Tang Zhong suddenly rembered that Ling Xing seed to have been severely injured.
Could it be that only an injured Dragon can be sensed by another Dragon?
Tang Zhong’s gaze then shifted to Ling Xing.
Now Ling Xing also looked over, and the mont their eyes t, Tang Zhong knew he was right.
Ling Xing continued, "There’s nothing wrong with your guess. If two Dragons can sense each other, it ans one Dragon is near death and is emitting a dragon’s lant, which only dragons can perceive."
Tang Zhong finally understood why Ling Xing disliked discussing the issue; because once there’s a perception, it must an a dragon is about to die, and no one wants to see that.
As the Dragon Clan’s Princess, Ling Xing especially didn’t want to see that scene.
Tang Zhong stopped talking and didn’t ask any more questions.
This is a sorrowful story.
Just then, Tang Zhong suddenly heard a strange sound.
The sound was incredibly deep, and he didn’t know where it ca from, but it filled his mind.
Moreover, this sound was eerily familiar, as if he had heard it before. What was going on?
Where was this sound coming from?
At this ti, Ling Xing asked Tang Zhong, "There’s a sound, do you hear it?"
Tang Zhong said, "I hear it, and it’s loud. Can you tell where it’s coming from? Why can’t I sense a direction?"
"You can’t sense it because it’s the Dragon’s lant," Ling Xing said.
Tang Zhong thought he misheard, having just learned about the Dragon’s lant, but couldn’t believe he would hear it so soon. How could this be?
It was truly unbelievable.
"Are you sure? You’re not mistaken?" Tang Zhong asked.
"I can assure you I’m not mistaken. This sound is too familiar to ," Ling Xing said.
"A large number of us dragons were released from the Dragon Realm to search for the Lost Dragons, to bring those Dragons scattered across the universe back to the Dragon Realm to help. We dragons are like a squad of daredevils. When leaving the Dragon Realm, we exchanged dragon scales as a token, and because of the connection through dragon scales, we can hear each other’s lantations from far away, aning a dragon is likely dying."
Hearing this, Tang Zhong suddenly recalled the changes in Ling Xing before.
On Ling Xing, there were many dragon scales of different colors.
Tang Zhong used to think this was because Ling Xing was the Dragon Princess, but it turns out it was because she had other dragons’ scales on her.
"Then can you now find where that lanting dragon is?" Tang Zhong asked.
"Yes," Ling Xing said.
"Then what are we waiting for? Let’s hurry and rescue them," Tang Zhong said.
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