My Master Knows It All

1401: Chapter 334_6 1401: Chapter 334_6 After the three finished their discussion, the Demonic Sect quickly dispatched their disciples to head toward the Dragon Chant Sect.

Inside the Dragon Chant Sect, after Cao Zhen finished consulting with Luo Zhen, he had just planned to find a place to cultivate when Immortal Bi Yue suddenly pulled him, leading him directly toward the Sacred Mountain.

In truth, he had already fully recovered from his injuries, so going to the Sacred Spring on the Sacred Mountain wouldn’t serve much purpose.

Of course, if Bi Yue wanted to share a romantic bath with him, he wouldn’t object to that.

However, after they entered the Sacred Mountain, Bi Yue didn’t take him to the Sacred Spring.

Instead, she led him all the way to a secluded small island in the middle of a lake.

Landing on the island, Immortal Bi Yue immediately called out, “Little Yin, where are you?

I’ve come to see you, Little Yin…”

As her voice fell, there was a rustling sound in the distant bushes.

Soon, a silver light appeared, and Cao Zhen saw a small silver dragon before him.

It truly was a small dragon.

When he had previously seen that golden dragon, he had already thought it was small enough.

But this silver dragon was even smaller, barely the size of his palm.

If one didn’t look carefully, one might think it was just an insect.

Could dragons really be born this small?

Moreover, the other dragons he had seen before always emanated bright and radiant light.

But this little silver dragon lacked much luminance, and its aura felt exceedingly weak—so weak that it didn’t even seem to have reached the Golden Core Stage.

Even more, this dragon gave off an impression of extreme frailty, as if it were sick.

The silver dragon quickly sensed Cao Zhen’s presence and immediately attempted to fly away.

However, Immortal Bi Yue swiftly grabbed it, extending her slender hand to gently stroke its body while softly saying, “Don’t be afraid.

He won’t harm you.

This big brother is a very, very skilled Alchemist, and I invited him to help you recover.”

As she spoke, Bi Yue looked toward Cao Zhen and whispered, “Can you take a look at Little Yin for me?”

While speaking, she transmitted her thoughts to Cao Zhen, saying, “Little Yin is the offspring of a rather formidable being.

But Little Yin was quite unlucky; it was born during the Minor Era of Inversion of Heaven and Earth.

Its mother needed to enter hibernation, but if the mother hibernated, Little Yin would die.

Ultimately, Little Yin’s mother chose to defy the Heavenly Dao and delayed her slumber.

As a result, Heaven naturally enacted divine punishment, and its mother fought fiercely against the celestial retribution, delivering Little Yin.

But its mother perished as a consequence, and Little Yin was left extraordinarily frail due to its premature birth.

We’ve tried to help nurture its body, but it was born during such a unique period.

Those powerful Alchemists were busy preparing their own burial sites, and the ones who hadn’t yet entered slumber—like Luo Zhen and Wen Dan of the Holy Pill Sect—have already examined the little dragon’s condition.

They couldn’t find any solution.

That’s why I want you to try and help Little Yin.”

Cao Zhen immediately understood; the little dragon’s situation was akin to that of a preterm human baby.

However, although he was an Alchemist, he wasn’t a physician.

He couldn’t be certain whether he could successfully treat the dragon.

Looking at the little dragon lying in Bi Yue’s hand, Cao Zhen tentatively asked, “Can I channel my mana into it to sense its condition?”

Bi Yue didn’t immediately respond to him.

Instead, she looked down at the silver dragon in her hand.

The little dragon clearly understood human speech, for it nodded slightly upon hearing him and voluntarily flew onto Cao Zhen’s hand.

Strange Beasts, after reaching cultivation levels equivalent to the Earth Immortal Realm for humans, can vocalize human speech.

However, being unable to speak doesn’t mean they can’t comprehend human language.

As Cao Zhen gazed at the little dragon, his thoughts wandered to Li Ke’s pet cat.

When he had first arrived in this world, his understanding was limited, so he didn’t think much of it then.

It was only later that he learned beings at the Earth Immortal Realm could speak.

Thus, he realized the cat was actually at the Earth Immortal level.

How Li Ke, at the mere Golden Core Stage, managed to possess such a high-level cat that obeyed her, remained beyond his understanding.

Of course, the cat hadn’t appeared for a long time now.

It was waiting for the Minor Era of Inversion of Heaven and Earth to end before it could reawaken.

Pulling himself together, Cao Zhen carefully controlled his mana and allowed it to flow into the silver dragon’s body.

Just by looking at the dragon earlier, he had already sensed its frailty.

Now, upon deeper inspection, he was astonished to find that the dragon was even weaker than he had imagined.

He felt it was a miracle that it had survived this long.

“It’s too fragile…”

After a moment, Cao Zhen looked toward Bi Yue, puzzled, and asked, “You said Luo Zhen and Wen Dan have checked it out, right?

Why didn’t they create some pills to regulate its condition?”

“They did,” Bi Yue replied helplessly.

“But the pills they made were more suited for humans and were not particularly beneficial for dragons.

After consuming them, the little dragon actually experienced some adverse effects.

After that, I didn’t dare ask anyone else to make pills for it.”

“Only suited for humans?

Can’t they adjust the prescription to tailor it for dragons?

Such stubborn folks,” Cao Zhen muttered, shaking his head.

“The timing was critical.

If pills had been made and administered right after its birth, it would’ve recovered by now.

But now, trying to heal it will be extremely, extremely difficult.”

“That may be true…

Wait, what did you say?

Healing it will be difficult?

Then you mean—you can heal it?!” Bi Yue suddenly grabbed Cao Zhen’s hand, her excitement evident.

Feeling the soft sensation from her grasp, Cao Zhen nodded lightly and said, “It’s possible, but it will require a very lengthy period of nurturing, along with a tremendous amount of medicinal ingredients.

Some of those ingredients are exceedingly rare, and I’m not sure if your Dragon Chant Sect has them.”

“What medicinal ingredients?

Just tell me.” Bi Yue spoke with great determination.

Medicinal ingredients?

Would that be an issue?

What could possibly be unavailable to the Dragon Chant Sect?

Even if the Dragon Chant Sect didn’t have them, wouldn’t the Sacred Mountain surely provide?