The planting work that followed was even busier.
He had to arrange all twelve remaining varieties of magic plants, one by one.
Flame Cherry Trees, spiked cacti, hotwind thorns, red lavender, redflame pines, dwarf flame pines, Torna blood pomegranates, scorching round peppers, dragon-scale grass, red dragon agaves, crimson dragonfruit trees, and dragonbreath dark lotuses.
When he first looked at them, he had not paid much attention. He had simply assumed they were magic plants with "dragon" in their names.
Magical beasts and magic plants bearing the word "dragon" were quite common.
But now that he had them in hand, he discovered that the last two level-two magic plants and two of the level-one varieties actually had something to do with dragons. It was more than just a name.
Take the dragon-scale grass, for example. It seemed to have been ordinary grass that mutated after exposure to a dragon's aura, developing patterns like dragon scales on its blades.
The red dragon agave truly looked like a flower sheltered beneath a dragon's wings.
The crimson dragonfruit tree and dragonbreath dark lotus were even more striking-the former had been supplied as a small sapling, but faint traces of a dragon's aura lingered on its branches and trunk.
The latter came in its mature form. Each flower measured about a meter across, and its overlapping, succulent-like petals were likewise filled with a dragon's scorching aura.
He examined the two magic plants and said curiously, "This really is dragon aura. Does the Flame Mountain Lord have a dragon over there? These two... I get the feeling they mutated after absorbing a dragon's aura."
Generally speaking, dragons were legendary creatures whose casually released magic power and aura could mutate the magic plants and magical beasts around them.
Even juvenile dragons were no exception.
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