Although Tan Tai Ming Lang was unwilling to let Tan Tai Jin go just like that, he didn't dare ask the Jing Kingdom army to keep following his reckless orders.
Without Tan Tai Ming Lang's blundering commands, Jing Kingdom quickly stabilized the situation. The two armies began facing each other across the river.
At that moment, Wang Yue, Tan Tai Jin, Ye Xi Wu, and the others had no idea that Jing Kingdom and Sheng Kingdom had gone to war. As their ship sailed along, Wang Yue suddenly sensed a powerful demonic aura nearby. He took Tan Tai Jin, Ye Xi Wu, and the others with him, carrying Water-Repelling Talismans, and plunged into the river, heading for its depths.
Once they reached the bottom, they discovered a gigantic Flood Dragon coiled there. In its hand, it was clutching a shell!
Even Pian Ran, the one who had lived the longest, hadn't expected to find a Flood Dragon here, let alone the others.
Yet this Flood Dragon was surrounded by contradictory auras: one sacred, the other dark.
Wang Yue watched the Flood Dragon for a while and sensed that it seemed to be trapped in a dream.
The dream was draining not only the Flood Dragon's spirit, but also its vital essence. Yet it was precisely because of this dream that the Flood Dragon was still alive.
Wang Yue had now gained some Reincarnation Power, and for some reason, he felt that this Flood Dragon could be of great help to him. So he wanted to find out what the Flood Dragon was dreaming about.
Among the spells Wang Yue knew that could make people dream were the Nightmare Technique, the fox demon's Dream Traveling Immortal Technique, and the Nuwa clan's Soul Returning Immortal Dream.
Since Wang Yue thought the Flood