Whether he could beat the old Azure Flood Dragon or not, if it refused to hand over the Longevity Vine, his only option was to seize it by force. He might as well save his strength for the fight.
The night passed without incident, and dawn arrived in the blink of an eye. The little monkey had not returned all night. Did it still dare to play its little tricks?
Wenlong did not dwell on it. Business came first, after all. He was preparing to take Little White and Little Black to the central region.
Just then, the little monkey came walking over from afar, bundles large and small strapped all over its body, looking utterly ridiculous.
"Boss, I'm coming with you. Otherwise, once the Giant Demon Bear recovers, it won't let me off. You'll have to look out for me from now on." This time, the little monkey sounded quite sincere.
It feared death too. Most terrifying of all was that Giant Demon Bear, which would surely come for revenge once its wounds healed.
It had only itself to blame for losing its head yesterday and beating the Giant Demon Bear so badly. How it regretted that now.
There was only one path left: follow Wenlong. Even those two mighty dragons followed him. With its own meager strength, it certainly would not lose out by following their example.
Without standing on ceremony, Wenlong stowed every one of its bundles in his storage space.
"Wait, boss, leave me a little, will you?" Watching everything disappear, the little monkey felt its heart ache terribly.
"What are you so upset about? Children lose things easily. Ask me whenever you need something. All right, let's go." Giving the little monkey no chance to argue, Wenlong set off immediately.
With all its belongings now