Probably not.
Song Zhou took the Dragon Egg from his hands and said, "No rush. Feel around again and see if there's a second Dragon Egg. Don't miss one."
Lu Ao nodded, closing his eyes as he said, "But I don't think there'll be a second one. My intuition says there's only one Dragon Egg here."
As he spoke, he suddenly released his consciousness, trying to communicate with every living thing nearby.
His consciousness quickly spread out, flooding the entire small island.
After sweeping through the island, he found that there really was no second Dragon Egg.
The only thing that gave him a familiar feeling was the Dragon Egg in his hands.
"This is rather strange." Lu Ao withdrew his consciousness and frowned. "How could a Dragon Egg have been left here all alone? If there was a Dragon Egg, shouldn't at least two Dragons have lived here?"
To lay a fertilized egg, at least two Dragons of different sexes had to have passed through here.
"Not necessarily." Song Zhou recalled, "From the records I've read and the growth patterns of Dragons on other planes, they don't like living in groups. If that Dragon placed its egg in the nearby waters before it died or left, it wouldn't be strange for the tides and changes in terrain to wash the Dragon Egg ashore."
Lu Ao reluctantly accepted the explanation. After thinking it over, he asked, "Then where did the original Dragon Clan go?"
"Some died, and some went to other planes. In short, for all kinds of reasons, they were no longer here."
"Logically, even if they left, they should have taken these Dragon Eggs with them, right?"
"Not necessarily," Song Zhou said. "When the Dragon Clan could barely protect themselves, they wouldn't pay much attention to other Dragons'