"Should I go out now? Should I stay in the eggshell for a few more days and take the chance to refine my Blood Qi?"
But after thinking it over, Su Hao quickly rejected the idea.
With everything unknown, it was better to follow a creature's instincts. At the very least, that would keep him from running into other unknown dangers.
When it was time to break out of the shell, he should break out. If he came out too late, there might not even be any meat left for him.
Over the past two days, Su Hao had carefully listened to the sounds around him and discovered that there was more than one dragon egg here—there were three. The other two dragon eggs had already hatched one after another over the past few days.
And there was only one adult dragon caring for the eggs.
In other words, as the last to hatch, he had become Dragon Third.
If he developed too slowly, there was no telling whether he might be abandoned due to the pressure of survival.
After all, such things were far from uncommon in nature.
With that in mind, Su Hao followed his instincts and used the tiny horn that had just protruded from his head to knock against the eggshell.
"Tap, tap, tap~"
Strike after strike, he knocked a long crack into the shell, then forcefully stretched his body.
Crack!
The eggshell split apart along the long crack Su Hao had made, breaking open to both sides before shattering completely into two halves.
Great gulps of fresh air flooded Su Hao's lungs, jolting his spirits. He could not help letting out a soft cry.
"Wuu—"
After crying out, Su Hao silently assessed it himself. The sound is a little strange.
Su Hao leaped out of