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Thunder's nostrils flared, its eyes rolled, and it instinctively drew closer to the White Dragon's corpse.

The scent of dragon blood wafting in the air was lethally tempting to Thunder, causing drool to seep continuously from between its teeth, forming silver threads.

Thunder was almost losing its mind, about to pounce on the White Dragon's corpse.

Fortunately, Luo De summoned it in time, awakening Thunder.

Compared to Frost, Thunder was naturally more obedient, and with the presence of the Dragon Slayer, it dared not act rashly.

"Awoo..."

Thunder trotted to Luo De's side, emitting a low whine, rubbing its head back and forth under Luo De's armpit.

It was clear that Thunder was acting spoiled, begging Luo De for the flesh and blood of the White Dragon.

Luo De was also observing Thunder.

Under the influence of the Dragon Slayer's aura, subtle changes were occurring in Thunder's body.

Luo De could clearly feel the pulse of the true dragon bloodline within it, constantly waiting to be activated.

Luo De reached out a hand, hovering his palm above Thunder's head.

Just a single thought now could awaken that dormant power.

But Luo De stopped his action and withdrew his hand.

The battlefield was noisy, with soldiers cleaning up the scene.

There were still Lizardmen left to deal with in the west; it was too chaotic here.

Luo De knew well that once the bloodline was activated, Thunder would immediately begin to evolve.

It wasn't a brief process; a bipedal Flying Dragon wasn't a high-level Sub-dragon Species and needed time to absorb the power contained within the bloodline.

This process required a stable environment.

Once the battlefield was cleared and the environment stabilized here, or when Thunder returned to Frost Leaf Town, it could begin evolving.

"Let's wait for a bit first."

Luo De gently stroked Thunder's head,

"Endure for now, once everything's handled here, I'll give you your due share."

Thunder's ears twitched as it turned its head towards the White Dragon's corpse.

Its vertical pupils flashed with a reluctant light, but it obediently walked to Luo De's side and lay on the ground.

Its massive body curled into a ball.

Luo De had more pressing matters at hand, so he beckoned Vivian.

Vivian quickly jogged over, constantly eyeing Luo De.

"Baron, the intimidating aura you had before is gone?"

Vivian looked curious, "But somehow, it feels even more terrifying now?"

"That's not important."

Luo De's voice was calm, instructing, "Have your sister check how a Giant Dragon's corpse should be dissected."

"If it's too complicated for you to convey properly, send someone to bring the relevant information."

The White Dragon's corpse couldn't be transported that far; it had to be dealt with here in the Icefield Mountain Range.

Leaving it here was more convenient for storage, with enough area to handle it.

"Also, have her look into the usage of Elemental Energy,"

"Apart from those advanced spells, what other techniques can be used."

"Prioritize the matter mentioned afterward."

The energy brought by the sacrifice was slowly fading, and Luo De needed to learn as much as possible about harnessing the surging energy before it completely dissipated.

Luo De had just reached an extraordinary understanding beyond this age, but he didn't know how to utilize it.

If that Great Shaman hadn't been unable to sustain the White Dragon's divine body, Luo De might not have been a match for that guy.

So the current priority was to become familiar with the unfamiliar energy within his body, to unleash even greater power in the next battle.

"Alright, I'll tell my sister now."

Vivian nodded vigorously, then sat on the ground, communicating with Avril.

Luo De also closed his eyes, quietly feeling the energy within him.

Just then, Luo De realized how much energy was actually inside him—

If it was a small mountain stream before, now the energy in Luo De's body was a great river.

They quietly floated in various parts of Luo De's body, while below, warm currents protected his body.

Truly miraculous...

Luo De couldn't help but marvel in his heart and began trying to master this energy.

Not through spells, but simply by arranging and combining, constantly manipulating and familiarizing.

For instance, turning it into a ball of fire or an energy arrow.

"Baron, my sister found some information."

Vivian stood up and reported to Luo De:

"If we don't consider other spells, the first method is to infuse your original spells with more energy, elevating lower-level spells."

"It's inefficient, but powerful."

Luo De nodded for her to continue.

"The second method is energy transformation, converting energy into various weapons, or armor, or wings."

Vivian paused, adding, "However, the second method requires continuous energy infusion and some techniques, similar to spells but equally consuming."

"Transform into wings?"

Luo De perked up at once.

He never expected it could also transform into wings; his previous thinking had been too limited.

Luo De immediately began to try.

He controlled the burning energy within him to release outward, gathering at the shoulder blades behind him.

But saying it was easy, doing it was difficult.

In actual practice, Luo De felt the challenge it posed.

Unlike simple energy infusion, wings had a naturally complex design,

and required a soft biological structure with the ability to flap, continually infusing energy to maintain their existence.

After all, these weren't decorative items in a game; Luo De wanted real wings capable of supporting flight.

Every step in this process was a hurdle.

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