As the brilliant golden light gradually solidified, Grandmaster's muscular body emerged inside the cavern. He looked over a decade younger and had grown almost a head taller. His face had not changed much, retaining its distinctive handsomeness, but now he carried himself with heroic vigor. Perhaps the greatest difference was that he finally had some confidence in his chest and stood with a straighter back.
His formerly graying hair had turned platinum, its texture far better than before. If Grandmaster's bearing had once held a trace of melancholy, that melancholy had now been swept away completely, replaced by the confidence, vitality, and youthful energy of someone reborn.
As Yu Xiaogang completed his transformation, Luo Sanpao also burst free of his cocoon, radiating a dazzling splendor and an incomparably holy, majestic aura of sovereign power.
The golden light gradually withdrew, and an enormous creature slowly emerged within it. No longer resembling a harmless little golden puppy, he was now a golden dragon ten feet long, his entire body covered in brilliant golden scales, imposing and radiant with every glance.
His build was slender, his streamlined body brimming with power. Four clawed limbs grew beneath his belly, much like an Eastern divine dragon. Yet when the golden sacred dragon spread the pair of wings on his back, Tang San froze for a moment.
Why did he look neither Eastern nor Western? Which version of the golden sacred dragon was this? The comic version was a traditional Western dragon, and the novel version was pretty similar, but the animated version was an Eastern divine dragon?
On closer inspection, Tang San felt that, if he had to describe him, he looked like a recolored Winged Dragon. As the ancient texts recorded, those with scales were flood dragons, those with wings were Winged Dragons, those