Keke seemed to be attracted by the state of the little dragon, temporarily shaking off the feelings of loss she had experienced for many days. She amusingly tapped the little dragon's head as if checking to see if a melon was ripe. This outraged the weakened little dragon, who glared furiously at the snow-white little beast. Yet, Keke was completely oblivious, continuing to explore the little dragon's head.
"Stop looking, it doesn't have horns."
"Yiya..." Keke responded to Xiao Chen, pointing at a barely visible spot of light.
Xiao Chen looked closely and was shocked. A dragon horn the size of a grain of rice had sprouted, though it was extremely small, and there was no bulge around it. It was hard for anyone to imagine it was about to grow a horn.
"It's really about to grow a horn, how strange." Xiao Chen muttered to himself.
This didn't seem like one of a pair of twin horns, but a single horn, because it was sprouting from the center of the little dragon's head.
