"Thank you," Lu Ao said. "Once it hatches, we'll bring it here to play again."
Lu Ao went back.
The Dragon egg seemed to still be asleep. It rubbed lightly against his palm, then went still again.
Lu Ao checked it. "This condition is fine, right?"
"It is. Don't worry too much. Its vitality is still very strong." Song Zhou gently rubbed the shell of the Dragon egg with his fingertips. "It might just be tired. Let it rest, and it'll be fine tonight."
That was all they could do for now.
Lu Ao put the Dragon egg into his backpack, leaving the bag slightly open as he carefully carried it outside.
They had rented a car on the island. Lu Ao watched over the Dragon egg while Song Zhou went to get the car.
The brown-haired man was already waiting for them outside the hotel in his car. When he saw them emerge, he flashed a row of neat white teeth and grinned brightly. "Trust me, you definitely won't be disappointed."
Lu Ao's curiosity only grew stronger.
Before coming out, he had searched online, but found nothing useful. He truly could not imagine what on a beach could interest all of them.
The brown-haired man kept them in suspense, so Lu Ao could only suppress his curiosity and wait until they reached the beach.
Their car drove onward. The island was not large, and after just over twenty minutes, they saw the beach.
The moment he saw the beach, Lu Ao caught an indescribable fishy stench in the air, as though something were rotting. His brows furrowed slightly, and a sense of foreboding rose within him.
Song Zhou had already guessed what it was. His fingers tapped against the steering wheel.
Lu Ao looked at him, then ahead. Because