It was unmistakably a dragon curled into a ball!
Its body was slightly thicker, shorter, and rounder than a snake's, measuring less than a meter in length.
Its hind limbs were relatively sturdy, while its forelimbs were thinner and shorter.
It was basically somewhere between an Eastern dragon and a Western dragon.
Only two round bumps had grown on top of its head. Though they were dragon horns, they had yet to fully develop.
The young dragon's scales were still soft, exceptionally delicate and smooth.
Its scales carried a hint of deep azure. It was a blue dragon species with an affinity for water.
Miss Cat supported the flowerpot at the tail end of this "Dragon Grass" with one hand and pulled it firmly into her arms before turning back.
As Dark watched the blue young dragon instinctively burrow its head into a gap, his heart suddenly skipped a beat.
He could not help asking, "Miss Cat, this Dragon Grass—"
A hint of pride appeared on Miss Cat's face. "That's right. This Dragon Grass possesses the complete biological traits of a dragon. It's a rare specimen; even in our laboratory, there's only this one."
Dark froze when he heard that, then asked in confusion, "If there's only one, why are you selling it?"
Miss Cat smiled mysteriously. "Because it's a failed product. A failed product from another experiment."
Dark said, "A failed product from another experiment?"
Miss Cat nodded. "Yes. We originally wanted to develop Loach Grass, but an accident caused a unique material to be added, resulting in the test subject mutating."
Dark said, "Wait, which 'loach' is Loach Grass?"
Miss Cat smiled sweetly. "The loach in mud loach."
Dark was instantly shocked. "A mud loach?"
Miss Cat nodded. "That's why this Dragon Grass inherited some of a loach's