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Original Name:巨龙 (jù lóng)Gender:NeutralKind:OtherScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:479Chapters:91
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Biodata
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Dragon (巨龙) |
| Species/Race | Dragon |
| Occupation/Role | Demon beast; a dragon’s strength and abilities depend on its lineage 222 315 319. |
Dragon Lineages
- Pseudo-dragons — Creatures with dragon heritage. The Black Sea Pseudo-Dragon is a hybrid of a Sea Evil Dragon and a Thunderstorm Giant Squid 315.
- False and lesser dragons — Both are rare; lesser dragons are described as a step above false dragons 222.
- True dragons — An exceptionally rare lineage. An adult true dragon is said to be strong enough to overwhelm Forbidden Curse mages 319.
- Black Dragons — True dragons described as possessing the noblest dragon bloodline. They have an affinity for all seven elemental systems and are immune to elemental magic from opponents of their own level 97 222.
Abilities & Traits
Bloodline and magical resistance
- Dragon bloodline purity is associated with greater resistance to elemental magic 224.
- Zhou Sining’s young Black Dragon withstands his enhanced Intermediate-level fire attack unharmed 124.
- The same dragon’s presence overwhelms a Black Sea Pseudo-Dragon; it kills the creature with one claw strike 318.
Growth
- Black Dragons can grow by consuming rare resources, including magic energy, Spirit Essences, and magical seeds. Raising one quickly is costly 97 123.
- Zhou Sining’s Black Dragon advances from late infancy to its juvenile stage after consuming a resource purchased for 25,000 Life Points, reaching Commander Level 289 290.
Trivia
- Pang Lai argues that if Ailin, a member of the United Kingdom’s oldest Dragon-Taming Family, summoned a dragon during the tournament, the contest would cease to be meaningful 353.
- A legend places an ancient Elder Dragon God at Ayers Rock. Jiang Yu cites the dragon-blooded creatures nearby and the surrounding elemental hazards as reasons the theory is widely accepted, not as proof 224.
Appearances
479
Total Mentions
91
Chapters Appeared
5.26
Avg. per Chapter