After all, both of these monsters had been formed from the Third Elder's magic power in the outside world.
The purpose of their existence was to guide Little White Dragon Ao Tong and make sure he did not continue cultivating in that mud pit.
At first, when he saw how easily Little White Dragon Ao Tong could rein in his temperament and cultivate in that mud pit for so long, the Third Elder had been quite pleased.
But later, Little White Dragon Ao Tong showed absolutely no intention of leaving!
This was something the Third Elder had never anticipated.
Why did a young man have no desire whatsoever to explore his surroundings?
Countless resources lay around the mud pit, but obtaining them required enduring all manner of trials.
Those trials had been painstakingly prepared for Little White Dragon Ao Tong by the elders of the Dragon Tribe.
Unfortunately, Little White Dragon met every change by remaining unmoving, reducing all their trials to nothing.
He really did stay huddled in that mud pit without moving, cultivating for countless years!
Had he not known how concentrated the Dragon Tribe bloodline within Little White Dragon Ao Tong was, the Third Elder would have wondered whether he had some Black Tortoise blood in him.
What member of the Dragon Tribe would contentedly remain in a mud pit, cultivating for so long?
Only after considerable effort had the Third Elder finally attracted Little White Dragon Ao Tong's attention and persuaded him to leave the mud pit.
Their journey went smoothly, without any trials, and Little White Dragon Ao Tong and his companions arrived directly at the East Sea.
Originally, some trials should have been waiting for Little White Dragon Ao Tong.
Betrayal by those around him, for instance.
But the Third Elder had canceled those