"Hmm, you need more Green Dragon Tree Seeds."
As requested by his great-niece, Noah naturally wouldn't refuse, especially since such a request was quite ordinary.
"It's possible, but the Green Dragon Tree Seeds have rather strict requirents for their growing environnt. Planting a couple might not be much of a challenge, but if you intend to cultivate them on a large scale, the environnt there might only achieve half of what you expect with double the effort."
"I plan to form a Deep Abyss Dragon Sword Army expedition..."
Parvati spoke of the plans she had discussed with the queen in the royal court, who had beco almost like a mascot. Though the title of queen was unofficial and self-proclaid, it still held so sway within the Elf Clan, at least gathering so support.
"Hmm, let's go with your plan then."
From Noah's perspective, such a plan naturally had its issues, but there was no need to correct them. Taking wrong turns could also accumulate experience and lessons.
The promotion of the Blood Abyss Cyan Dragon Tree in the Material Realm, whether successful or not, was inconsequential for Noah, because when he created this unique type of tree, it was mainly for conquering and transforming the Abyss. Promoting it in the Material Realm was rely to annoy a particular Divine being, purely a matter of personal rivalry.
The fact that it managed to spread in the Material Realm was an unexpected delight. As it stands, no matter the efforts of so Divines, they couldn't prevent this type of tree from spreading across the Material Plane.
Too many worlds actually have practical needs for Dragon Trees, even if Dragon Trees behave almost like Demons and possess various evil Transcendent characteristics, but compared to survival, concepts of justice and evil are aningless.
Bypassing mundane matters, Noah once again focused his attention on the Abyss. To date, he had already created two Dragon Species, using his Dragon King Authority along with Word Spirit·Emperor, at the cost of consuming an imnse amount of Power of Faith. The first was the Black Devouring Dragon, capable of evolving into the White Brilliance Dragon, the second was the Blood Origin Green Dragon Tree.
The forr could greatly suppress the number of Demons, with ideal conditions allowing for regional Demon extinction in the Abyss. The latter could thoroughly transform the Abyss environnt, depriving Demons of the optimal soil for reproduction.
However, both the Black Devouring Dragon and the Green Dragon Tree had a critical flaw: they required the protection of the Dragon-man Army to grow smoothly and function properly. They both lacked the ability to grow independently, reproduce, and thrive in the Abyss.
Especially the Dragon Tree, which was too weak at the early stages. Without protection, it wouldn't last even an hour before being devoured clean by Demons. The reproduction thod of the Black Corrosion Dragon was unique, but not much better.
In Noah's view, the combat capability of the Black Devouring Dragon was too ordinary in direct confrontations. Only after evolving into the White Brilliance Dragon and completing the ultimate evolution would it be sowhat improved. But how many Black Devouring Dragons can beco White Brilliance Dragons?
The survival and elimination rate of Black Devouring Dragon evolution were too high. Even the utterly irresponsible Five-colored Dragons couldn't compare on this aspect.
In Noah's eyes, the Dragon Species he created lacked sufficient competitive ability in the Abyss, with more than enough harvesting and inadequate external expansion.
But no bla could be placed, because he created the two major Dragon Species based on the needs of the Dragon-man Army at the ti, and now the basic foundation in the Abyss had stabilized.
Those Dragon Trees growing wantonly brought lush greenery to the Abyss. Even ordinary Dragon-n no longer needed breathing filters when reaching the controlled areas of the army.
However, as the army shifted from defense to offense, his creations couldn't keep up with the demand, so Noah felt the need to create an entirely new Dragon Species, one for war, for slaughter and destruction.
"A dragon born for war and slaughter, capable of adapting to the harsh Abyss environnt and ready to join the fray at any mont."
As Noah's expectations for this Dragon Species beca clearer, he hovered once again over a section of the Abyss Blood Pool, embarking on an initial attempt.
Truth be told, with his current ability to wield the creation authority of the Dragon King, apart from being able to consu Power of Faith without regard to consequences, the Abyss Blood Pool played an indispensable role.
Theoretically, given the chaotic and unordered inclusiveness of the Abyss, any species could erge from the Blood Pool, even species that have never existed before, as long as it was reasonable, they could be created—the prerequisite being the paynt of a sufficient price.
As the wind carrying moist air blew through the shrubbery verdant with vegetation, seemingly touched by the wind's call, an egg carelessly placed at this spot began to gently shake.
Crack~
It was an oval egg with a scaly surface, its hue grayish-white. With the shaking caused by the passing wind reaching a crescendo, soon sharp claws tore through the eggshell, and a small, pointed head erged from within.
The newly hatched little creature showed no signs of confusion or bewildernt. The mont its head popped out, it started munching rapidly on the eggshell it had not entirely freed itself from.
As it fed, its skin, initially coated with a bit of transparent mucus, quickly hardened, and one by one, small scales with a rocky texture began to grow.
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