Golden Dragon: Six Thousand Years of Empire-Chapter 473 - 284: Young Dragon Blood Battles Undead Kingdom_2

Therefore, the dragon eggs of the Colorful Dragon Clan, though laid in batches, have an extremely low survival rate, with the vast majority of Colorful Dragons dying in infancy, many being bitten to death by wild beasts.

In contrast, for the Metallic Dragon Race, the young dragon stage is spent mostly in slumber, becoming slightly more active after entering the juvenile dragon stage, and beginning to learn when they become young dragons.

But Noah’s offspring are different. Just like young dragons, Terramus became active in the second year after birth, and in the third year, just like juvenile dragons, began to actively seek out spell knowledge.

"A very typical case of obsession with magic."

Seeing the young golden dragon constantly flipping through pages in front of a magic book that was almost as tall as a person, an old dragon that Noah had found spoke with certainty,

"I know an excellent soul doctor. Do you need me to help you contact them?"

"No need."

Noah thought for a moment and then shook his head to refuse. From the description, obsession with magic sounded quite good, loving and actively pursuing knowledge, which couldn’t be considered a bad thing no matter how one thought about it.

But since the Dragon Clan categorized it as a disease, there must be a reason.

Firstly, a dragon with an obsession with magic will endlessly pursue spells and all knowledge related to it, and this pursuit is without limit and never satisfying.

Secondly, dragons afflicted with this condition will devote most of their time to researching and learning spells, with little regard for external matters.

Lastly, and most critically, not all dragons with this condition are spell geniuses.

Or rather, the vast majority of dragons have nothing to do with the word "genius". Their strength depends on their innate bloodline rather than their own talent and effort.

Dragons with an obsession with magic need not worry about effort, but talent is the one thing they cannot gain from this condition, as it is something predetermined.

Thus, it can be imagined that a group of dragons lacking talent in the domain of spells could be, due to their obsession with magic, wasting immense amounts of time day and night on a field they are not skilled in, severely affecting their growth at times.

This is the main reason why the Dragon Clan categorized obsession with magic as a disease. Otherwise, how could a passion that makes dragons diligent and eager to learn be recognized as a disease?

Dragons are lazy, but they do not take pride in laziness nor consider diligence and a thirst for knowledge as illnesses.

True geniuses only need critical talent and then apply optional effort and sweat to achieve great accomplishments—this is an unchanging truth across all races.

Regarding whether his offspring is a genius, Noah has no doubt, but even so, he still invited a professional to test his offspring.

"Talent is not bad, slightly inferior to Bigwen, but can achieve some accomplishments in spells. However, I think his obsession with magic should be corrected; it’s not a good habit."

After testing the young dragon, Selena straightforwardly advised Noah,

"The best state for learning spells is to glance at them when needed, casually cast them a few times, and quickly master them, and when not needed, to ignore and forget them."

"I have not forgotten any spells I’ve learned."

Noah corrected.

He indeed likes learning spells, but his preference is to actively study spells knowing they are beneficial and useful for his growth.

More importantly, after consuming a large number of Golden Wisdom Fruits, Noah can understand and grasp most knowledge at a glance. He feels positive feedback from learning.

This is fundamentally different from an obsession with magic.

"Just a metaphor, that’s not the point."

Selena gave the Golden Dragon a glance,

"The point is whether you want to treat it. If you do, the sooner the better. The earlier this disease is corrected, the better the effect."

"How to treat it?"

The old dragon, not very familiar, suggested treatment, which Noah could dismiss, but it’s hard for him to ignore the suggestion given by his adoptive mother, which is the difference in familial relations.

"Simple, just let him experience life-threatening situations."

Selena confidently stated,

"As long as life is threatened, any living being who wants to survive will naturally restrain these habits."

"Life-threatening?"

Noah twitched at the corner of his eye, roughly guessing what his adoptive mother’s treatment plan was. Compared to the seemingly unreliable soul doctor, this plan was indeed straightforward.

"Leave it to me, I’ll take him to hell."

"That’s not necessary, I can arrange it."

Noah tilted his head back, revealing a predictably resistant expression.

"This is your youngest son, can you bring yourself to do it?"

Selena asked in surprise.

"I have already sealed Iliad into a mortal to let him experience worldly life."

"Tsk, when did that happen? How come I didn’t know?"

"It’s been over two years now."

Noah said calmly. From the bloodline connection, his eldest son’s journey on the Alviss Continent had been less than smooth, with several instances where he could clearly feel his life force weakening, though not fatally.

"If the older brother can endure such trials, why can’t the younger one?"

"But this little one is only three years old, and where do you plan to send him? Let him into the Dragon Domain?"

"What kind of life-threatening dangers are there in the Dragon Domain?"

Noah was unconcerned.

The Dragon Domain, used for nurturing Dragon Blood Followers, is a top-notch perilous place for any non-dragon species, but not for Terramus, who has pure golden dragon bloodline.

If he enters, he’ll be treated at the King Level, worshiped reverently by all dragon blood creatures wherever he goes.

Of course, it’s not absolute; there might be some audacious rebels who can break through the bloodline’s suppression and slay second-generation breeds.

After all, the Dragon Domain creatures also originate from Noah’s bloodline, and the difference between them and Terramus is wholeness versus incompleteness.

"Then where do you plan to send him?"

"Hell is too dangerous, so send him to the Undead Kingdom!"

Currently, the Undead Kingdom remains in a contracted state, and the northern ice plains where it is located have become a forbidden zone on the Xilantia Continent. Any adventurer daring to venture there would only end up as a wandering corpse on the ice plains.

However, within this area from which the living are discouraged, a demon king full of vitality and surging with blood energy rules, though this is a secret not known to the general public.

"Are you sure?"

The Legendary Mage’s expression was slightly subtle.

"Any problem?"

Noah’s demeanor was calm, clearly portraying a stance of having everything under control.

"With your confidence, what problem could I have."

Selena looked at the young dragon who had completed the test and was once again lost in the ocean of spells, showing a hint of pity in her eyes.

It can be predicted that the little guy’s future period will be quite tough.

The plan to correct the obsession with magic is simple: make the little guy fight bloody battles for survival. During such times, the brain naturally has no time to think, let alone indulge in an obsession with magic.

"Speaking of which, I haven’t contacted my grandnephew for a long time. I wonder how he’s been managing the Great Graveyard lately?"

"You contact him yourself, your matters, not my concern."

Selena waved her robe and turned to leave.

"I didn’t ask you to."

Although, if you calculate, since the battle with the Immortal King, it’s been over thirty years since Wayne was last contacted, but Noah believes that his clever grandnephew should possess a calmer, smarter mind to make wiser choices.

"Granduncle!"

The demon king, who had completely seized control of the Undead Kingdom, still appeared as youthful and handsome as over thirty years ago, exuding a more poised and harmonious aura, speaking with respectful and impeccable language.