I See the Aura of the Great Emperor in All My Disciples

Chapter 1827: Chapter 1827 Ancestor Dragon: Are You Training a Dog Here?

The initial calamity of dragons and phoenixes.

It was also the day of the Dragon Clan and Phoenix Clan’s destruction.

During the great battle that year, Heaven collapsed, and Earth split, with The Mortal Realm serving as the battlefield. That place remains imbued with the might of dragons and the Divine Phoenix’s power, and few dare set foot within.

The skeletons standing there.

Are those of the Five-Clawed Golden Dragon and Divine Phoenix after their death, their remains unyielding to decay, their bloodline still exerting residual might.

The Ancestor Dragon stared at Huang Qian, shaking his head and saying, ”That wasn’t me. After the Dragon Clan established its foothold, I had already come to this Chaos Realm.”

The Five-Clawed Golden Dragon and the Ancestor Dragon were not the same.

The Five-Clawed Golden Dragon was the king of the Dragon Clan, while the Ancestor Dragon was the founder of the clan.

”I must admit, I’m a little surprised that the Phoenix Clan still left behind a seed, and it also awakened the Divine Phoenix bloodline.

Moreover, your bloodline is even more powerful than Huang Lisi’s.”

Huang Qian felt complicated emotions toward the master of the Dragon race, who had once fought against her tribe.

On one hand, he was ultimately responsible for the Phoenix Clan’s destruction, although his side had been annihilated as well.

She still didn’t understand why it led to such a mutually destructive battle back then.

On the other hand, she couldn’t discern any hatred in the Ancestor Dragon’s gaze—only helplessness.

”Good. You don’t hate me.” While Huang Qian examined the Ancestor Dragon, the Ancestor Dragon carefully scrutinized her as well and said, ”The events of that year happened because the Phoenix Clan was manipulated by the Immortal Realm, which gradually incited the war between our two clans.

But I realized it too late, and in the end, both clans were destroyed.”

The Immortal Realm.

Again, the Immortal Realm!

Huang Qian frowned slightly; judging from everything she had heard about the Immortal Realm’s actions over the years, she had begun to guess their intentions.

”Back then, the Phoenix Clan and Dragon Clan were both in The Mortal Realm. The Immortal Realm must have aimed to destroy The Mortal Realm, so they sought a way to annihilate the Dragon Clan and Phoenix Clan.”

The Ancestor Dragon nodded in surprise, ”You’re quite clever, young lady.”

Huang Qian replied, ”It seems we share a common enemy now.”

The Ancestor Dragon said, ”Indeed.”

At this point, the two refrained from discussing past events further. Both sides understood certain things clearly, and there was no need to linger on them.

The Ancestor Dragon looked toward Candle Dragon Nine Yin, who had been staring at him the entire time. Within those dragon eyes were traces of curiosity, closeness, and even a sliver of hostility.

”The Candle Dragon bloodline—during the peak of the Dragon Clan, only one ever emerged, and yet now, one of our Dragon Clan’s seeds has awakened. It appears the revival of the Dragon Clan is within reach.”

Although Candle Dragon Nine Yin’s cultivation grew increasingly strong, according to the Beast Race’s hierarchy, such a realm would have already awakened intelligence long ago.

Yet Nine Yin’s intelligence remained fairly low, retaining a child-like disposition even now.

It didn’t speak, only growling low toward the Ancestor Dragon, before leaning closer to Lu Changsheng’s side.

After all, the other party was the Dragon Clan’s founder—even though Nine Yin’s bloodline wasn’t suppressed, some natural fear still lingered.

Lu Changsheng patted Candle Dragon Nine Yin’s head. Judging by his actions, one might have expected an attempt to provide comfort.

No one anticipated him saying instead, ”That’s right. Very well done. Yes, just like that. If you sense something dangerous, don’t act tough—just hide! Better yet, just run!”

After speaking, Lu Changsheng retrieved a piece of seemingly nameless yet richly imbued meat with bloodline power from his interspatial ring and tossed it to Nine Yin.

Candle Dragon Nine Yin happily nabbed the meat and swallowed it, then affectionately licked Lu Changsheng.

Is this...

Training a dog?

Moreover, is this really how it should be taught?

Xu Yeming and Huang Qian remained utterly unfazed.

After all, this was exactly how their master had taught them—albeit without actions resembling canine training.

The Ancestor Dragon, however, was left speechless.

He had regarded the Candle Dragon as the sole hope for the Dragon Clan’s revival—as the future master of the Dragon Clan.

And yet, here this man was, not only teaching such nonsense but training the future Dragon master as if it were a dog.

Seemingly perceiving the fury in the Ancestor Dragon’s eyes.

The Xuan Master, entirely familiar with what his old friend might be thinking, immediately transmitted a message to prevent conflict arising out of rashness that might cause Lu Changsheng to refuse assistance: ”Old one, he’s the only one who can truly help you now, so don’t act impulsively.”

”Besides, as I understand it, this Candle Dragon only came into existence because of him. You should thank him for leaving behind a fire seed for the Dragon Clan and tirelessly raising it.”

The Ancestor Dragon froze momentarily upon hearing this.

While he wasn’t particularly concerned about the first statement, if the second was true, then he indeed owed the other party an unparalleled debt.

As such, the Ancestor Dragon lowered his proud head toward Lu Changsheng and said, ”Thank you, Fellow Daoist.”

The pride of dragons was beyond ordinary comprehension.

For a dragon, especially the founder of the clan, to lower its head—this was extraordinary.

Lu Changsheng waved his hand nonchalantly, saying, ”I overheard you muttering over there, so stop overthinking. It’s purely mutual benefit, that’s all.”

The Xuan Master and Ancestor Dragon exchanged stunned glances.

Even their transmission had been overheard by him?

Just how terrifying was this white-robed man’s cultivation realm?

”Simply put, you need to rebuild your body and thwart the Immortal Realm’s plans,” Lu Changsheng said indifferently. ”I have two conditions: First, you must conceal all matters related to having seen me, and concerning any information about the Immortal Realm, whether past or future, you must fully disclose it without any pretense.”

”The second condition is that I must plant a restriction in your soul.

If you can accept both these conditions, then I can give it a try.”

The Ancestor Dragon’s gaze grew solemn.

While the first condition was acceptable.

The second condition... proved excessively demanding for anyone.

The Xuan Master intervened, saying, ”Senior, could this condition be...”

But before the Xuan Master could finish speaking, Lu Changsheng shook his head: ”No.”

Lu Changsheng would never casually place trust in someone he’d barely just met.

Even old friends could turn traitorous, let alone complete strangers.

Xu Yeming chimed in from the side, ”Senior, my master has a stubborn temperament; once he decides something, it won’t change. So if you hope to achieve your goals, I suggest accepting it.

After all, my master is quite open-minded and won’t use this against you to force anything.”

It’s merely self-protection...

The Xuan Master also sighed bitterly, saying, ”Old one, you shouldn’t take this personally. I, too, have a restriction planted in my soul by this Senior, and nothing excessive has occurred because of it.”

Upon hearing their persuasion,

The Ancestor Dragon seemed to undertake significant mental deliberation before finally taking a deep breath and nodding heavily: ”I understand.”

With that, Lu Changsheng nodded in acknowledgment and turned his gaze toward Candle Dragon Nine Yin.

Initially, he had no specific ideas or approaches in mind.

But after hearing Xu Yeming’s words.

Rebuilding the physical body wasn’t necessary—allowing the Ancestor Dragon’s soul to reside within the Candle Dragon’s sea of consciousness would suffice.

The two souls wouldn’t interfere with each other, and they could switch freely.

This arrangement would undoubtedly benefit Nine Yin’s growth.

The Ancestor Dragon’s soul was remarkably potent.

Lu Changsheng also felt this method was workable, certainly more feasible than reconstructing a body.

However...

If the Willow Tree and others heard this.

They’d likely be rendered speechless.

Dual-soul integration with mutual non-interference?

This defied all logic...