Silver Dragons are spawning in this dungeon!

As Hilo's body was aided by the digestive staff, his weakness gradually subsided.

The other egg hasn't shown any signs of life yet, and it's unclear when it will hatch.

If they hatch, they'll need another mouth to feed, and they only have one magic item left, which isn't enough for two dragons to eat.

After rummaging around inside the stone chamber, Hilo discovered that there didn't seem to be any hidden mechanisms to open it.

Is the only way to break through the stone wall by force?

Hilo tapped the four stone walls with its two front paws and found that one of the stone walls echoed when it was tapped.

However, this thickness is something that a fledgling dragon like it could break through.

Hilo, still unwilling to give up, scratched every part of the stone wall, but there really was no mechanism to open the door.

Then Hilo created some distance between itself and the stone wall, and with a stride of its four legs and flapping of its wings, it charged toward the stone wall and slammed into it with its shoulder.

Boom!

The falling stone chips weren't entirely ineffective, but without continuous impact over ten days to two weeks, it's unlikely the wall would be breached.

But Shiloh clearly didn't have the time.

With vigorous exercise, the staff in my stomach was completely digested.

Suddenly, a strange change occurred; the staff transformed into a stream of heat that rushed from the stomach to the heart.

But just as it was about to touch the heart, it was rejected and scurried around like a mindless fly.

Fortunately, dragons have strong enough bodies to avoid being torn apart.

Until that heat found its outlet and adhered to the scales on its chest.

Hilo looked down at his chest, where a magical circuit was engraved on a scale closest to his heart.

This is?

Hilo raised its right paw and poked the scale, the magical loop reflecting a blue glow.

Is this the magic loop on that staff, the heart of magic?

Has this magical circuit been solidified into my body?

Hilo was a little excited, tilting his dragon head and staring at the magic circuit on his chest. Could this be my cheat code?

Many famous and legendary dragons in history had their own special talents.

But his talent seemed to be incredibly extraordinary. Hilo could even sense the way the Heart of Magic was constructed.

Hilo is quickly getting used to the magic, though he doesn't know what will happen once he fully masters it.

However, it seems that this third-circle magic is permanently attached to him.

Once activated by consuming magic power, any spell you use will enjoy the power boost of the Magic Heart, which grants a 30% increase in power.

Constant dual casting + instant-cast spells with zero-frame startup.

That's already terrifying enough, but add to that the immense magical power contained within a dragon's body, and it's practically a walking magic turret.

Although Hilo can only learn first-level spells at the moment, it is probably because the intelligence of the young dragon is still too weak.

However, given how quickly Hilo learned the Appraisal spell, its magical talent is probably not weak.

Hilo doesn't know if swallowing other magical items will cause new magical circuits to be tattooed on his body again.

Hilo turned his gaze back to the robe in the treasure chest. If he ate the robe, would he be able to maintain the magic shield effect indefinitely?

But not now, because the food crisis hasn't been resolved yet, so it needs to be kept as food to sustain survival.

Also, if the other dragon egg hatches, after the first dragon hibernation ends, it will definitely feel extremely hungry, just like it did before.

Hilo had experienced hunger firsthand, so it didn't want its younger brother or sister, whom it had never met, to suffer the same fate.

Relying on a robe is clearly not a long-term solution; the most urgent task now is to quickly shatter that stone wall.

Hilo thought of the most representative ability of a dragon: breath.

The silver dragon's breath is an icy breath, derived from the information passed down, originating from the dragon's magical lungs.

It's a completely different system from the lungs used for normal breathing, like an independent space filled with water and wind elements.

Although it was his first time using breath, Hilo communicated with his elemental lungs, instantly expelling all the elements stored within at once, opening his mouth wide and aiming it at the stone wall.

At the same time, the Heart of Magic was activated, and a magic circle appeared in front of the dragon's head.

A white, chilling breath escaped from the corner of his mouth, followed by a cone-shaped, icy blue exhale that shot out.

With the blessing of the magic array, the originally tiny breath became slightly more substantial.

It covered a 1-square-meter stone wall in front of it, and after more than ten seconds, a layer of ice crystals had frozen on the stone wall.

However, this is not enough to break through the wall, and the frozen stone wall may actually become even harder.

Hilo thought for a moment and found a spell in the inheritance: Burning Hand, a first-circle spell.

Finding a fire-based spell in the Silver Dragon's legacy is truly remarkable.

The magical circuit of the Burning Hand is much more complex than the Appraisal spell, but it is still within Hilo's comprehension.

Before long, he had almost mastered it and tried to burn the wall with his hand, but he failed.

Hilo did not give up. After some minor adjustments, he used the Burning Hand again.

This time it was successful, but the Burning Hand did not achieve the expected effect of the powerful dragon's breath and failed to thaw the frozen creature quickly.

So Hilo used the Heart of Magic again to amplify it.

Burning Hand, Burning Hand, Burning Hand...

More than a dozen burning hands slammed into the stone wall, causing the ice crystals on the wall to turn into a cloud of white mist and instantly sublimate.

Hilo used up most of his magic power with more than ten first-level spells, but the results were still quite remarkable.

Visibly, some of the stone's outer layer had peeled off. Hilo extended its sharp claws and smashed the fragile, weathered stones that had expanded and contracted due to heat.

Then they scooped down the gravel and quickly dug to a depth of 20 centimeters.

By tapping on the stone wall, Hilo felt that if he did it again, he could probably break through the wall.

However, the Elemental Lungs now need to be recharged.

Hilo circled around, then lay down next to another dragon egg, restoring his magic and elemental power.

I'm getting hungry again!

The intense activity just now greatly increased Hilo's energy consumption, not to mention that it was the time when the fledgling dragon was growing.

The consumption was already high, and as Hilo thought this, he couldn't help but lick the dragon egg next to him.

It's sweet, but a little less flavorful than your own eggshell, like the difference between a large pudding and an old-fashioned popsicle.

Hilo certainly wouldn't take a bite, but licking off the eggshell caused ice crystals to form due to the cold, which had little effect on the dragon egg.

It can also help you stay hydrated, killing two birds with one stone.

Having rested enough, and with everything hanging in the balance, Hilo arrived at the stone wall that had been dug in.

The method of alternating between hot and cold was repeated once again.

The last thin layer of stone wall collapsed completely with a powerful slam from Hilo.