Lin Cang Hai had returned safely, leaving Li Mu Yang and Qian Du wild with joy.
They had already prepared themselves to find him no matter what—to see him alive or his corpse if he was dead. They never expected what they had thought would be an incredibly difficult task to be resolved so easily.
Gu Diao had not only failed to eat Lin Cang Hai; he looked lively and energetic, as though he had suffered no grievances at all. When Li Mu Yang had hugged him just now, he had even smelled a rich aroma of roasted meat on him.
Had Gu Diao invited him to a great feast?
Li Mu Yang felt that this was because he was protected by a divine dragon and had great fortune on his side.
Li Mu Yang cupped his hands toward the wild man atop Gu Diao and said, "May I ask how I should address you, Senior?"
The wild man glanced at Li Mu Yang and said, "The Wild Man of the Cave. I forgot my name long ago."
"Experts of your caliber never like remembering their own names." Li Mu Yang smiled. "Thank you, Senior, for saving my friend Cang Hai. Such immense kindness is impossible to repay. If there is anything you require, we will certainly do our utmost to repay you."
"I didn't save him," the wild man said. "I merely didn't kill him."
Li Mu Yang thought about it carefully. That was indeed the truth.
Lin Cang Hai had been walking along without provoking anyone when he was captured by the Gu Diao he raised. How much hardship and exhaustion had they endured while searching for him? If Li Mu Yang had not possessed the ability of Dragon Transformation, he would probably have been killed by the