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... ng looked up at the sky, and then said to the young dragon who was lying a little far away, observing him secretly:

   "Let's go back to the island."

  The dragon race has a long history, and it is an extraordinary creature as well as an intelligent creature. Li Feng is not worried that it cannot understand human language.

  Without forcing the young dragon to follow, Li Feng dived straight into the water after speaking, and swam back to Moonlight Island relying on his origi ...

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