Locke dragged Captain Celt into the tail of the Death God Dragon, forcibly biting into its flesh and swallowing it directly.
The Sun-Herding Dragon's stomach churned constantly, rapidly digesting the food he had eaten and converting it into flesh and blood.
Relying on the dragon race's powerful ability to devour all things, Locke obtained some of the Death God Dragon's Bloodline Essence, while using it to replenish the missing information in his Demon Dragon bloodline.
Locke continued gnawing at the flesh on the Death God Dragon's tail. The Death God Dragon was simply far too enormous. The small amount of flesh missing from its body did not harm it in the slightest, yet it provided Locke with vital energy and Bloodline Essence.
The Death God Dragon's Bloodline Essence was exceptionally excellent. Even though the essence obtained by devouring a small portion of its flesh consisted only of incomplete, superficial fragments, it was still like a timely rain, providing Locke with a large amount of high-quality Bloodline Essence to replenish his Demon Dragon bloodline.
At the same time, Locke realized something.
That was right. Magic Creatures were not wizards. They had no complicated power systems at all. Therefore, aside from some relatively intelligent Magic Creature groups that possessed rudimentary power systems, the rest of the Magic Creatures relied solely on natural instinct to increase their strength through one method—eating!
For wild Magic Creatures, even deliberate, simple training might very well be a nonexistent concept to them.
An ordinary dragon would likely need to worry about survival only during its youth. Most of the time, it simply slept, woke up, hunted or gathered treasure, and went back to sleep, falling into this cycle.
Therefore, for wild Magic Creatures, hunting could strengthen them. This characteristic was especially obvious among dragons.
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