Chapter 923

When Yinbi dragged a large pile of scales, dragon dirt, and toenail keratin and drifted back, everyone was stunned: "This... this is done? Just that simple?"

Yinbi was also a bit surprised: "Yeah, just that simple. It said that merchants had wanted to purchase scale armor, skin, and such from it before, but they all wanted to pull them off hard or peel them off alive, which angered it so much that it sprayed those guys to death. They like this gift very much, and the scraps ground off were given to me."

After Yinbi finished speaking, he scratched his head: "I hadn't even made a move yet. These dragons are actually quite nice."

"Yeah, quite nice." Naigelis was a bit speechless.

However, thinking carefully, if it were when it was still alive, and a merchant brought such a set of tools that could allow it to clean the dirt on its body, with the condition that it only needed to give the scraps to the other party, it would probably agree too.

Of course, now it certainly wouldn't agree. Knowing that Ang could cultivate dragon bodies based on scales, it firmly wouldn't let its scales be lost. It wouldn't want to suddenly have dozens of dragon cubs of the same bloodline as itself one day.

But the problem is these white dragons don't know.

"However, I feel their child, that little white dragon, is a bit strange. It seems a bit frail, panting heavily after moving a few times. Could it be sick?" Yinbi said.

Before anyone else spoke, Ang nodded.

"Why are you nodding? Is that little dragon really sick?" Naigelis asked.

Ang nodded: "Vitality, weak, declining."

"Vitality is weak and still declining? Yinbi, did you ask what illness the little dragon has?" Naigelis asked.

Yinbi shook his head: "I didn't dare to ask just now, but the things were sent back. I'll go ask now. If it's really sick, can it be cured?"

Ang took out a Life Fruit and handed it to Yinbi. Weak vitality is a big trouble for all life races, but not for the God of Life.

Yinbi thought for a while and stuffed the Life Fruit into his storage space. This time, he didn't project onto the planting construct but dragged the planting construct with his goblin body, drifting together toward the iceberg where the white dragons were.

Aogeli saw him soon, but seeing the familiar planting construct, it just watched suspiciously.

Yinbi said from afar: "Aogeli Excellency, it's me." While speaking, he shook the planting construct in his hand, indicating that the one who projected onto it just now was himself.

After landing in front of Aogeli, Yinbi put away the planting construct and said: "Just now was our first contact, so I rashly used a substitute. But after seeing Aogeli Excellency, I found that you are a wise, intelligent, and upright, reasonable giant dragon, so it would be impolite to use a substitute again."

Listen, listen, how nice Yinbi's words are. Although Aogeli's face remained calm, its tail was already unable to hold back from curling up.

Yinbi took out the Life Fruit, cut it into four petals, picked up one petal, and chewed it quickly, eating it into his stomach. If you want others to share your food, you must first eat a piece to show sincerity.

However, the eyes of Aogeli and the female dragon were already wide open because they felt very strong vitality on it. This is what they have been desperately seeking. The female dragon even climbed over excitedly, but thinking of something, she looked at Aogeli and retreated again.

Yinbi hurriedly held up another petal and said: "Want to try?"

Aogeli's scrutinizing gaze scanned Yinbi back and forth. Yinbi even sensed a heat invading his body, gathering in his stomach and intestines, clearly peering at the reaction of the Life Fruit in his body.

The powerful vitality of the Life Fruit nourished Yinbi's body, making his intestines and stomach feel like they were cheering and glowing with new life.

After observing for a short while and confirming that these fruits were non-toxic, Aogeli stared at the Life Fruit, letting it drift over. It checked it again, confirmed there was nothing else inside, and then bit it into its mouth.

A quarter of a Life Fruit, for a giant dragon of this size, wasn't even enough to fill the gaps between its teeth. It couldn't taste anything at all. After just smacking its lips, it felt a warm current sliding down its esophagus.

Yinbi handed another petal to the female dragon. The female dragon looked at Aogeli, found that it didn't object, and stretched her neck to take the fruit petal away. She seemed to lack the ability to move objects with her gaze.

The little dragon also wanted to eat and just wanted to run over, but was pressed down by Aogeli, which angered it into chirping, but after chirping a few times, it began to pant heavily there.

After waiting for a while, Aogeli and the female dragon completely digested this quarter of a Life Fruit, experienced its effect, and confirmed there was no danger, only then did Aogeli let go of the little dragon.

The little dragon took the last piece weakly, ate it with a smack, and then chirped, wanting more.

Everyone didn't speak, just watched it quietly. The little dragon didn't understand why everyone was watching it. After frolicking for a while, it suddenly yawned, then arched a few times on the ground, and fell fast asleep.

From the moment the little dragon let out that yawn, the female dragon suddenly covered her mouth and cried silently.

This reaction was a bit beyond Yinbi's expectations. Could it be that the little dragon's situation was even more serious than he saw?

"What do you want?" Aogeli asked in a deep voice.

Yinbi scratched his head and asked tentatively: "What do you have?"

Merchants are the best at discovering needs. He discovered that the little dragon's body was not good. Isn't this a need? A need for treatment. But what could be exchanged for it, Yinbi really didn't know, and he didn't know what these white giant dragons had.

However, he knew very well what the Life Fruit was worth. It could extend the lifespan of life races, so it was worth at least several decades of lifespan. He just didn't know what price these white dragons were willing to pay in exchange for several decades of lifespan.

"Hmph, I knew what you wanted. Cure my child, and I'll sign with you." Aogeli raised its claw, scratched its chest, broke a small wound, drew out a wisp of dragon blood, and then drew a few times in the air with the dragon blood, drawing a blood mark.

Yinbi was a bit confused: "Sign what?" This giant dragon seems to have misunderstood something.

"Dragon blood contract, of course. Don't you all dream of becoming dragon knights? You even found out that my child is deficient in blood energy. Sign it, cure my child, and you will become my partner, which is what you call a Dragon! Knight!" Aogeli said.

"I... I didn't..." Yinbi didn't know what to say.

This white dragon clearly misunderstood, thinking that Yinbi came prepared, not only finding out about its child's illness but also finding a way to cure it, all just to sign a contract with it.

This misunderstanding... is great.

"How do I sign?" Yinbi asked hurriedly.

"Just drip your blood onto the dragon blood mark. But you have to know, the contract includes 'curing my child's illness.' If you don't fulfill the agreement, I will bite you to death," Aogeli said fiercely.

"I..." Yinbi wanted to say to change to someone else to sign, but thinking of Ang being all wood and the Monarch being all bone, Yinbi bit his finger directly, squeezed out blood, and pressed it onto the dragon blood mark.

The dragon blood mark lit up, shooting out two rays of light, which were imprinted on Yinbi's chest and Aogeli's forehead respectively.

A warm current surged from the mark to his whole body. Yinbi pinched his arms and thighs suspiciously, feeling much sturdier.

Aogeli said: "After signing the dragon blood contract, we will become partners with connected bloodlines, sharing each other's power. My power is stronger, so I will strengthen your body so that you can adapt to my power..."

"Eh? That's not right. I am also sharing your power? What's going on? Why is your power stronger than mine?"