"Hey, what do you mean?"

Dorothy's face grew increasingly troubled.

It wasn't as exaggerated as Li Ang said. Although most of the ingredients on Mengze Island were seafood, there were foods she could accept, mainly staples and vegetables.

Whether it was parasitic creatures like barnacles, or the turtle-footed barnacles on aquatic demons, or the tube maggots hiding in thin pipes, they would kill slender shellfish to replace them, not to mention the disgusting sand worms.

Thinking about the origins of these seafood items was a bit creepy, but when made into dishes, they became quite delightful.

Due to the cruel nature of intelligent races, they could filter out the aversion to these forms when eating them, though some found it hard to do so.

After eating a few pieces of stewed demon meat, Dorothy was almost full. With the easy-to-eat dishes being snatched by ALulu, she didn't want to pry open the shells, so she just held her drink and sipped it.

The drink shimmered with iridescence, much like her eyes, the so-called rainbow colors constantly changing on a pure silver base.

The drink was purple-based.

Seeing Li Ang looking at her, the Half Elf's cheeks flushed slightly, as if she thought of something.

"Are you curious about this drink?" she picked up the topic.

"I was looking at its color."

"Do you think it will dye my tongue?"

She opened her mouth towards him while no one was watching, showing her tongue.

"Look."

The drink's color stained the surface.

But clearly, her intentions were not really about the drink, it was merely an attempt to show something provocative.

The Half Elf leaned closer to him.

Li Ang said, "In case you didn't know, this is a blend of several types of seafood juices."

"Uh, uh-ugh."

Dorothy immediately forgot her flirtations and retched towards the floor, supporting herself on the table.

But this was merely an exaggerated origin and not some poison, so she couldn't really bring it up.

"Come on, just think of it as fruit juice. Actually, some of the fruits you commonly see, they are also..."

"I get it, I get it."

The Half Elf quickly said, "Don't let me know such things."

After the meal, Li Ang went to the inn where they were staying.

Don't get it wrong, of course he wasn't staying there overnight. As previously mentioned, helping them advance was on the agenda.

For ALulu, he could find a place for her to train her physical quality later, while for Andasu, Li Ang planned to find a Mechanical Engineer's site in the Holy City for her to officially start.

He couldn't handle their matters tonight, Li Ang mainly came to find Zoe and Dorothy.

In Zoe's room, Li Ang placed a soft, iridescent ellipsoid in front of her.

"What is this?"

"A Fairy Dragon Egg."

"Ah, so this is that kind of dragon egg."

Li Ang said, "Do you remember when we fought the Two-legged Flying Dragon on Satus Island?"

"Of course I remember."

Zoe pressed close to Li Ang, firmly.

"How could I ever forget that, it was my first adventure with Li Ang. I will remember it forever."

The little cat had a serious look mixed with deep infatuation.

Letting her sit in his embrace, before she could cling to him, Li Ang quickly asked, "Guess what this is for?"

"At that time, I asked if we could raise dragons."

Zoe thought for a moment, "Are we going to rear a Fairy Dragon?"

"They are indeed very powerful, capable of shapeshifting, being hard to catch, and even affecting our magic power coordination," Zoe commented.

Li Ang indeed planned, after activating the monster taming system, to toss the Fairy Dragon and Salamander into the Nursery together. Their eggs were indeed a significant gain from the Holy City incursion event.

However, his purpose in finding Zoe was not to discuss this.

"Now, it is related to enhancing your strength."

Li Ang decided to have her practice as a Dragon Summoner.

With the power of Star Soul and her own talent, her advancement rate was almost unstoppable.

For others, talent limited ability growth, but for her, it was the maturity of her body that imposed limits.

These days, Li Ang noticed that her ability to rapidly master magic was hindered mainly because her body hadn't matured to its peak.

Since height is limited, then increase the breadth.

Moreover, the Power of Dragon was hidden within her.

Her ability to summon Bahamut seemed to be inexplicably connected with this Primordial Dragon, whether using this profession to connect with and summon this tremendous help, or using its power to greatly strengthen her, were all possibilities.

Li Ang had contemplated many times whether to let her practice this profession and finally decided to proceed.

With his grasp of Dragon Summoner knowledge, Li Ang began explaining to her bit by bit how to utilize magic within this profession.

Without using system tricks, typically, one starts by connecting with dragon-related things to practice formally.

According to Li Ang's understanding, this all depended on the "Dragon Factor."

This term could refer to the top-tier material obtained earlier or the inherent power that existed in Dragon Species Demons.

For example, Bahamut broke through the confines crafted from refined Source Steel Block relying solely on a drop of Dragon Factor.

With Dragon Factor infusion, perhaps she could directly leap to a higher tier within this profession, similar to her rapid advancement in the Elemental Master profession.

But for now, such conditions did not exist.

Nevertheless, utilizing a Fairy Dragon's egg, a being even not clearly recorded in stories, for Zoe to start her journey was indeed quite a luxury.

The young girl sat on the bed, holding the jelly-like Fairy Dragon Egg, beginning the perception process.

Li Ang switched to the Spiritual Horizon to observe her situation, ready to guide her as needed.

She quickly established a connection with the Dragon Power within the egg, slowly communicating and beginning to sense it.

In the air, nearly all of the Dragon Power within the egg manifested, almost tinting the space between her and the egg in a faint red.

Li Ang saw the Dragon Power gradually enveloping her, starting to permeate into her body.

Suddenly, a peculiar spirituality appeared within her.

That feeling was about eighty to ninety percent similar to when he looked at Bahamut.

Li Ang felt as if someone was watching him.

This realization was so distinct it seemed tangible; he was certain it was real but had no idea where it came from or by what means.

"Zoe?" Li Ang called the young girl.

The chestnut-haired girl had entered a meditative state, unable to communicate with the outside world.

The gaze was projected into this room, using her as a medium.

Damn it.

Li Ang attempted to connect the existing presence watching here through magic and spiritual perception.

Be it the god-like Bahamut or someone else, please respond to my call, convey your intentions to me, for I am the guardian of this young girl—

Li Ang repeated these words.

But the young girl herself was a unique Star Soul Greenhouse, now exhibiting a never-before-seen situation, and he wasn't sure if such conventional methods could relay a message.

If unsuccessful, he could only use Spiritual Driving to temporarily block her spiritual activities, trying to bring her out of the meditative state.

On the fifth repetition, Li Ang felt notable feedback, seemingly a gentle and affirming will.

Though gentle, it was also vast and grand, encompassing immense power.

Before fully comprehending it, this will vanished instantly, while a surge of magic wave rose from the young girl, unmistakably in the shape of Dragon Power.

Zoe opened her eyes, with a look of disbelief: "I saw my mother."

"Your mother?"

Li Ang was immensely surprised.

Her parents were like characters in stories to him; truthfully, Li Ang had never thought of encountering them.

Not to mention that what he had done might cause him to feel guilty.

Was she still alive? No, he shouldn't think like that; it's almost like cursing her.

In truth, Li Ang was pondering what kind of power Zoe's mother held and how she could sense Zoe and connect to this place.

Could it be possible that her mother was a mere illusion, with some other force influencing her?

"How did you see her? And what was the situation?"

"Actually, I've seen her before."

"When?" Li Ang was surprised.

"When summoning Bahamut."

Zoe whispered, "I was afraid it was just my hallucination, so I didn't mention it."

"Go on, tell me," Li Ang encouraged.

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