The tide of those years had ended, and the myriad dragons had returned together. The appearance of a second sun was naturally something the Dragon Clan could not possibly fail to notice. As one of the ancient surviving races, they sensed it all the more clearly.
That incomparably abundant Heaven and Earth Primal Energy had emerged alongside the restlessness in their bloodlines, leaving the vast Dragon Clan both exhilarated and uneasy. The progress of Opening the Barren Sea was now advancing with unstoppable force, and quite a few dragons even believed these were changes in Heaven and Earth brought about by their pioneering efforts—a positive response from the world itself.
Of course, Opening the Barren Sea was the foremost matter of the Dragon Clan. The more it was at such a time, the more seriously they took it. With True Dragons keeping watch, they could not possibly let their attention wander. All of them raised their spirits to the utmost and focused wholly on driving the tide.
They had now begun opening up a new pure sea. In truth, it was impossible for all the Water Tribes to withdraw, or the barren sea might surge back again. After all, there was not yet a new Dragon Palace to suppress the sea's momentum.
Thus, for the Dragon Clan and for themselves, some old flood dragons who had cultivated for many years led part of the Dragon Clan to remain at the boundary between the current pure sea and the barren sea. They used their own cultivation to stabilize the sea's momentum and prevent the two seas from repeatedly shoving and pulling against each other. As the leader of the pioneering effort, the Dragon Daughter had to lead the tide onward every time; she could not possibly stay behind.
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