"Incubating Monster Eggs was an extremely delicate and complicated matter. You had to control the temperature, humidity, how often to turn them, and other conditions. Some monsters lived in special environments and required even harsher, more specific conditions. For example, Fire Lizard eggs could only hatch in volcanic ash and embers. Water Tiger Beast eggs, meanwhile, needed flowing water to hatch."
"There were Monster Merchants on the continent. Most of the monsters they sold were young beasts hatched from eggs. Their greatest trade secret was mastering Monster Egg incubation techniques."
"Some human nations had monster legions. For example, the Chimera Air Cavalry Regiment existed because its nation had mastered the techniques for hatching and raising Chimeras. That nation classified the technique as its highest secret, and anyone who leaked it was treated as a traitor. Some families had mastered Monster Egg incubation techniques and thus became ancient, enduring clans, gaining wealth and status."
Helen said a great deal before finally looking at Jiang Hao with an adorably helpless expression. "So, I don't know how to hatch this dragon egg. I'm afraid no one in this world can provide you with the technique for hatching a dragon egg."
All right.
Jiang Hao knew he could only rely on himself.
How were turtle eggs supposed to be hatched again? Jiang Hao searched his memories. It seemed they were buried in sand and left to hatch naturally. But that probably would not work for a Baxia egg. As for putting it in his storage space, that was even less feasible. It could sit there for a thousand years and still never hatch into a Little Dragon Turtle.
As he stroked the dragon egg in his hands and felt the faint spiritual energy emanating from it, Jiang Hao suddenly thought of a solution.
"Helen,