Without looking again at the unfrozen ice that had left even Abel slightly dazzled, he turned his gaze toward the other items in the cave.
Half the cave's space was covered in a thick bed of various strange gems, human gold coins, and treasures from the sea. Of course, this bed was made with a giant dragon's body in mind.
Perhaps these treasures would attract others, but to Abel, there was nothing here worth paying attention to.
The other half of the cave was furnished with various human implements. This was not strange; he had discovered the same thing when visiting the homes of the giant dragons on the Holy Continent.
Although giant dragons were proud, they also liked human objects, especially after they could transform into human form. They needed human implements even more then.
In one corner of the cave stood an incredibly complex array. At the center of the array was a blue, one-meter-long, oval-shaped egg.
"That's my child. Unfortunately, he still hasn't hatched!" Hurley the Blue Dragon explained softly when Abel looked at the egg.
When he spoke of his child, his voice was just like that of a human father.
Because of their formidable bodies, giant dragons did not produce dragon eggs easily, and hatching them was even more difficult. Therefore, ordinary giant dragons would leave their eggs at home while the parents went out to search for Magic Stone mines, hoping to find the corresponding Top-tier Magic Stones.
The dragon eggs would be left in the care of the giant dragons staying behind in the small world. Hurley the Blue Dragon had remained behind specifically to care for his child's egg.
Of course, this was not the only dragon egg he looked after. In the caves of the other giant dragons, there were also