Chapter 446 - 200 The Origin of Cairo
The gaze from the true dragon made Lu Hong feel as if he were drowning, filled with the illusion of suffocation.
"Father?!" The call of the true dragon came again; this time, the voice was tinged with anger. Cain, already injured, could no longer withstand it and passed out on the spot. Lord of the Night Extreme Star also couldn’t bear the pressure from the true dragon and, dragging Cain, turned to escape. Although the true dragon’s eyes were large, the object of its focus wasn’t hard to discern.
As for why the true dragon called the Baron "father," the Lord of the Night Extreme Star didn’t want to know—he just wanted to survive.
As for Lu Hong, who was targeted by the true dragon, his scalp tingled as the deterrence from the dragon’s chant made blood flow from his seven orifices, and his consciousness once again edged towards unconsciousness.
Logically, the true dragon must have sensed the Ancestor Dragon’s soul slumbering within Lu Hong’s body. The Ancestor Dragon was the progenitor of all dragons, possessing terrifying and extremely powerful strength. This true dragon was among the first batch of dragons created by the Ancestor Dragon, one of its closest sons, inheriting the Ancestor Dragon’s most perfect ability—the powerful Giant Spirit, with the secondary power of Wind Dominion paling in comparison.
The dragon’s eyes that locked onto Lu Hong once again confirmed the Ancestor Dragon’s presence, and he growled lowly, "It is indeed you! My revered father!"
Although the true dragon didn’t understand why the soul of its own father would be inside a weak human, it didn’t prevent him from interpreting this as the weak human having poisoned his father.
"Despicable human! Why do you possess a strand of my father’s soul! Damn it! Damn it!" The true dragon raged, its dragon claw fiercely smashing towards the Ophiuchus realm.
If this massive dragon claw were to come down, the Ophiuchus realm would cease to exist.
Lu Hong wanted to explain, but under the true dragon’s oppressive force, he found it difficult even to breathe, let alone speak a complete sentence.