Cloud River Tier Nine and the Aberration

Of course, Lu Ye could not possibly feed them until they were full. With the two flood dragons' enormous size, truly filling their bellies would inevitably cost an astronomical amount of Merit.

This was only his first attempt. He might have to come here often in the future. Lu Ye could bear spending ten or twenty thousand Merit each time, but any more than that would be too much for him to shoulder.

"Not bad, kid!" the Golden Flood Dragon said, its tone becoming slightly friendlier, perfectly demonstrating what it meant to have a soft mouth after eating someone else's food.

"Remember to bring more next time. That little bit of flesh barely served as a snack," the Silver Flood Dragon reminded him.

"This junior will remember," Lu Ye replied aloud.

The Golden Flood Dragon said, "I explained the rules of the Battle Merit Pavilion to you last time. You still remember them, yes?"

Lu Ye nodded. "Everything obtained from Battle Merit can only be used personally. Nothing related to the Battle Merit Pavilion may be revealed to anyone!"

"Good that you remember." As the Golden Flood Dragon spoke, it withdrew its body. "Go in."

The two flood dragons coiled around each other and swiftly formed a concentric circle. With a crack, the doors of the Battle Merit Pavilion opened.

Lu Ye stepped inside.

Countless Stone Platforms immediately came into view, each one displaying a treasure rarely seen in the outside world.

When he had entered last time, he had not had much time. He had borrowed a Heaven's Mystery Pillar in the Heaven's Mystery Merchant Guild then, with many people still waiting behind him. Lu Ye had only taken a cursory look and had not examined everything thoroughly. This time, in his own Spirit Land, he was in no