He did not mind. He broke the surface for a glance, then dove again, plunging straight into the sea.
All kinds of fish in the water were startled and desperately fled forward.
Lu Ao was in an exceptionally good mood and did not care about the fish at all.
He rolled over once in the seawater, letting the water carry him along.
In his Dragon form, he did not need to breathe very often.
He floated in the sea, opened his large eyes, and looked up at the sky through the water. He could vaguely make out blue skies and white clouds.
There was wind in the sky, and the white clouds drifted slowly overhead.
Looking at the clouds, Lu Ao grew sleepy. He simply floated in the seawater, scratched his belly with one hand, and closed his eyes to rest.
The feeling of being in the water was simply too comfortable, even more comfortable than being in bed.
The seawater swayed gently like a cradle, rocking Lu Ao until his consciousness nearly drifted away.
He did not dare fall asleep and struggled to keep a sliver of awareness.
He could sense little fish gradually swimming closer, curiously brushing against his body.
Some larger fish also charged over, intending to take a bite out of him.
Lu Ao flicked his tail. He gently pushed away the harmless little fish, while the big fish were simply sent flying with a swipe of his tail.
When his Dragon form had still been small, he had disliked being long-bodied and short-legged, finding it inconvenient.
Only now did he realize the advantages of that build.
What did it matter if his claws were short? He could just smack things with his tail or bite them with his mouth.
His tail was incredibly powerful. A