LIGHTNOVELSTORY Chapter 528 - 303 Three Divine Techniques_2
Chapter 528: Chapter 303 Three Divine Techniques_2
“Bloodline inheritance, are you saying that every time you transform into the Dragon God, your bloodline inheritance teaches you something?” Pulling Ange out of the hay pile, Negris asked impatiently.
Ange had mentioned before that bloodline inheritance had taught him things, but at that time, he had never seen a Flying Dragon, so the bloodline wouldn’t inherit those things.
If this time he was facing the transformation of a Dragon Knight and only then inherited this knowledge, it would mean that every time he transformed into the Dragon God, he could awaken something new.
Ange nodded.
Negris slapped his waist muscle: “I knew it, that’s why every time you transform into the Dragon God, you learn so many new tricks. You know a lot of things unrelated to cultivation that I never taught you. It’s all thanks to bloodline inheritance.”
“Flying Dragon, it’s flawed, weak stomach, not vegetarian, discard.” Ange habitually blurted out a few words.
“Pfft, vegetarian?” Negris widened his dragon eyes in surprise. Are Flying Dragons supposed to be vegetarian? Isn’t soy vegetarian?
“Not enough, grass is better.” Ange walked up to the Flying Dragon and pointed at its body.
The Flying Dragon quickly grew hungry, hesitating as it looked at the little fat sheep and its surroundings.
Normally, a knight and an attendant would personally prepare its food, but looking around, it seemed like no one was about to do this.
Unable to bear the hunger, the Flying Dragon took matters into its own hands, opening its huge mouth towards a little fat sheep: Ah~~~ Ah~~~ Ah~~~
“What’s this idiot doing, just opening its mouth?”
“It… seems to be waiting for the little sheep to walk into its mouth.”
“…”
With no one to help it, the spoiled Flying Dragons, used to being fed, finally found its innate feeding habit just before starvation. It bit into a juicy little fat sheep, chewed it up, and swallowed it, fur and all.
It ate dozens of little fat sheep one after another until Ange stopped it and directed it towards the dried seaweed.
The Flying Dragon tried to snatch the little fat sheep several times, but was slapped away by Ange each time. Overcome by hunger, it reluctantly started gnawing on the dried seaweed.
After several bites, Ange tossed it a little fat sheep, then after several more bites of dried seaweed, Ange threw it another fat sheep. In just a few short minutes, the carnivorous Flying Dragon was force-fed to change its eating habits, making dried seaweed its main diet.
For an ordinary Flying Dragon, such a drastic change in diet would cause digestive problems, but this Flying Dragon was fine.
Not only that, but its teeth were also changing. It was growing more grinding molars while its sharp canine teeth were significantly debilitated.
Once its molars had fully formed, Ange stopped feeding it dried seaweed and only fed it straw. No matter how much the Flying Dragon resisted, it started to enjoy eating the straw out of hunger.
If it could eat straw, it could naturally eat other plants too. Ange brought some grass over, and the Flying Dragon ate it deliciously.
With a strike of the Goddess of Beauty Fist, it forcibly turned the meat-eating Flying Dragon into a grass-eating Flying Dragon.
Negris’s eyes shimmered as he fully understood the implications. If Flying Dragons could eat grass, then just the grass on Dragon Island could feed tens of thousands of them.
Dragon Beasts, in fact, were livestock that the Dragon Clan raised, mainly for consumption.
However, raising Dragon Beasts required a lot of meat, so they also raised some grass-eating sheep. As time went by, the Giant Dragons realized that if they were raising sheep to feed the Dragon Beasts and subsequently eat them, why not just eat the sheep directly?
Therefore, the Dragon Clan eventually turned to raising herbivorous animals such as cows and sheep and drove away the carnivorous Dragon Beasts to fend for themselves.
In his youth, Negris had pondered: Why had the Dragon God created a species like the Dragon Beast which ate meat and was hard to nurture?
Now, he understood. The species created by the Dragon God wasn’t perfect, or rather, it wasn’t the perfect creature needed by the Dragon God.
When Ange transformed into the Dragon God, his bloodline inherited the Dragon God’s knowledge about Flying Dragons. Coupled with the fact that he had this divine technique called the Goddess of Beauty Fist, he was able to easily rectify what the Dragon God perceived as flaws with just a single punch.
This grass-eating Flying Dragon, as far as the Dragon God is concerned, is the perfect Dragon Beast.
“Then, you can also turn soil into grass, so eating grass is like eating soil, perfect.” Negris said irritably.
Ange now has three divine domains, each with a divine technique: Instant Death Halo from the Undead God, Goddess of Beauty Fist from the Goddess of Beauty, and Element Conversion from the God of Farming. Each of them is unimaginably incredible.
If divine techniques could be ranked, Ange’s techniques would definitely be among the top, even comparable to the Harvest Goddess’s Conceive with a Glance.
Negris used to find Conceive with a Glance quite underwhelming, but he doesn’t think so anymore. This divine technique is essentially a population amplifier, capable of rapidly doubling the number of any species with the Harvest Goddess present.
If the Harvest Goddess was still alive, Negris would spare no effort to invite her to Dragon Island, to watch over the mating habits of the Giant Dragons.
He hoped that Lisa could steal the Harvest Goddess’s divine power. If she could also awaken the same divine technique, it would be fantastic.
The grass-eating Flying Dragon was kept in isolation, while the other Flying Dragons were driven to Lake Island to stay temporarily.
Adjusting the flaws of one Flying Dragon didn’t show any changes yet. To see the changes, the grass-eating Flying Dragon needed to give birth and pass down the adjusted bloodline to enlarge its own clan. The changes would only appear after several generations.