In this chapter, we learn that jiang-ting has reached the five-year mark in his quest to make his brother a dragon. He tells his father that he will be able to inherit all of the dragon's immortal inheritance once he completes the task of purifying the entire world. . He also reveals that he is now able to destroy the spirit children of the nine dragons that he has created. He compares them to "puppets" that he had made at will, and says that they have great power, but that they should be cut down so that they do not contain too much power.
In this chapter, we learn that jiang-ting has reached the five-year mark in his quest to make his brother a dragon. He tells his father that he will be able to inherit all of the dragon's immortal inheritance once he completes the task of purifying the entire world. . He also reveals that he is now able to destroy the spirit children of the nine dragons that he has created. He compares them to "puppets" that he had made at will, and says that they have great power, but that they should be cut down so that they do not contain too much power.