Zhu Minglang did not mention the consequences of failure to the Yama Dragon, nor did he bring up the subject of the dragon signing a contract with him.
He gave the Yama Dragon plenty of opportunities.
He wanted the Yama Dragon to fail time and time again, to grind its pride and will to dust through these defeats and humiliations.
Of course, Bai Qi also had to endure battles of such intensity, posing a significant challenge to himself as well.
Bai Qi could not afford to lose, for even one loss would mean all previous efforts had been in vain.
But Bai Qi's ambition was high as the sky. With the Yama Dragon as such a rare adversary, Bai Qi was instead inspired by an even more surging fighting spirit and battle intent. In this evenly matched slaughter, he learned, and in these long, drawn-out battles of endurance, he sought breakthroughs, pushing every ability to its limit, utilizing every inch of his body's strength, and always maintaining a clear, coolheaded consciousness!
