Lin Ke fed a wisp of spiritual energy into the mark left by the purple Dragon Eye between his brows.
He had tried this before, but it had been completely useless.
Now, after looking at the mural, he had a few new ideas.
The spiritual energy poured into the mark, which absorbed every bit without refusing any.
Lin Ke kept feeding it energy. The mark still accepted everything, but nothing happened.
This situation inevitably reminded him of the Flood Dragon's Dragon Pearl.
Before he had gained its recognition, the Dragon Pearl had simply absorbed his spiritual energy rather than transforming it into green grain rain.
What if this mark also needed to recognize me?
Lin Ke moved closer to the cave wall again, carefully examining the parts gnawed away by the Bone-Eroding Insects.
Vaguely, he made out two pairs of dragon horns in that scene. In other words, besides the protagonist of this mural...
There should have been someone else helping.
Moreover, judging by the incomplete traces, that other person should have brought their own Dragon Pearl.
There was a small arc there. Perhaps it had originally represented another Dragon Pearl.
At that thought, Lin Ke brought out the Flood Dragon's Dragon Pearl. It had already filled up with spiritual energy again and was ready to use.
Lin Ke poured spiritual energy into it, and a few drops of emerald-green rain fell to the ground.
A cluster of fresh, tender grass immediately sprouted among the scattered bones beneath Lin Ke's feet.
It was probably something left inside an animal's body.
Lin Ke changed his approach, sending spiritual energy straight through the Dragon Pearl.
As before, the Dragon Pearl made that wisp of spiritual energy several times larger and thicker, then shot it back out.
Seeing this, Lin Ke aimed the