Chu Fei hovered in midair, his domain continuously scanning the injured Golden Dragon, as well as the female Golden Dragon who had transformed into her battle form.
He had scanned them before. If he did not scan them now, would that not make it obvious that he had done it deliberately? So he continued scanning them. The more times he scanned, the more information he could always uncover.
However, his main focus remained the Godslayer Arrow and the injured Golden Dragon.
From a scientific perspective, Chu Fei had already thought of many usable methods. But the most important question was how to pull out the arrow while leaving "damage."
Yes, damage. Not removing the arrow completely intact.
This was a Golden Dragon, not a human.
But one should not think that saving someone while leaving "damage" was easy. Sometimes, it was even more difficult.
True master craftsmen always told their young apprentices: only when you learned how to counterfeit things could you graduate. If you could not even counterfeit something, could you call yourself proficient???
The principle was the same. If Chu Fei wanted to treat the Golden Dragon, he had to iterate his methods to a sufficiently advanced level.
To put it plainly, Chu Fei had to give this injury his all. But if the Golden Dragon completely recovered, that definitely would not do.
Ascending Dragon Hall was currently negotiating with the Red-Scaled Flood Dragon Race. A powerful Red-Scaled Flood Dragon Race was not in Ascending Dragon Hall's interests.
Ideally, the Red-Scaled Flood Dragon Race would suffer a crushing defeat, allowing Ascending Dragon Hall to make slightly excessive demands—though they could not go too far. After all, the Dragon Race as a whole was still formidable. They had elders backing them.
Yet the Red-Scaled Flood Dragon Race could not