Judging by the way it was circling, it definitely wasn't just passing by. It looked like it planned to stay for a long time.
Buried in the sand, Gou Dan's heart sank almost to the bottom.
Could I really have left a trace?
Forcing himself to calm down, Gou Dan held his breath and carefully observed the surroundings through the direction of the wind.
Judging by the airflow, it was indeed a pterosaur-like creature. Its circling range was enormous, and it was flying very high—nearly seven thousand meters up according to the wind direction. On Planet D, that was almost the altitude of a commercial airliner.
This guy should be pretty tough.
The solar radiation up above this damned place was terrifying. Even on the ground, Gou Dan found it hard to endure. At that altitude, the creature's physical resistance was probably on the same level as Pu Yunchuan and the others'. Flying that high and hovering meant it had excellent vision. Its flying speed wasn't fast, but its movements were smooth. Judging by its breathing rhythm, its lung capacity was astonishing, and its explosive power should be extremely formidable.
What a hassle.
It was the kind of opponent that couldn't be dealt with in one move!
However, after observing for nearly fifteen minutes, he gradually ruled out the possibility that he had left a trace.
If he had left a trace, several teammates should have gathered here by now—at least two of them. According to Wang Gou Dan's intelligence, there were only two survivors in that team of dragon-type units.
Of course, there was one more person in the intelligence: Sarah of the First Ancient Kings Team. But it probably wasn't her. As a team captain, she shouldn't be alone, nor would she be doing this kind of patrol.