Zuan nodded, and soon a sea clan elder came to remind him that the ceremony could begin.

A group of servants prostrated themselves before the dragon god statue, placing various offerings on it, and then the sea clan elders knelt down to pay their respects.

As the Dragon King, Zu'an naturally had to step forward and chant the relevant sacrificial text.

These procedures have almost become a fixed pattern. Although both the demons and hell are somewhat impatient, they still restrain themselves and cooperate in order to avoid any unforeseen complications.

The sacrificial ceremony was completed quickly, and the next step was to take the dragon remains to be buried.

The side hall has many cave entrances, which lead to mountains.

The mountain is covered with countless caves, like a honeycomb, and each cave is the burial place of a dragon.

Of course, depending on the dragon's status and identity during its lifetime, the dragon will be buried in different mountains, and even on the same mountain, there will be differences in the level of burial.

The closer the cave is to the mountaintop, the higher the status of the dragon buried there; conversely, the lower the cave, the lower the status of the dragon buried there.

Zuan took the initiative to follow and watch the dragons being buried, but in reality, he was thinking that if it came to the abundance of dragon energy, the burial sites must be the most abundant. He wanted to see if there was any elixir of immortality growing nearby.

The sea creatures, especially the families of some of the dragon remains, were overwhelmed with gratitude and flattery, thinking that the Dragon King was truly considerate of his subordinates, even personally overseeing the burial ceremony.

Zuan arrived at those mountains where dragons were buried, and his divine sense spread out in all directions.

The dragon energy here was indeed much denser, washing over everyone's limbs and bones like seawater.

The caves were occasionally dotted with starlight, their crystal-clear light clearly indicating their extraordinary nature.

The Shadow Demon of Fear, the Siren of Flame, and the Bloodthirsty Crocodile Ancestor exchanged glances, all seeing the excitement in each other's eyes.

This is really going to be a windfall.

It is known that dragons are born with a love for collecting treasures. When a dragon is buried, its people will place its most beloved treasures as burial goods in the cave.

Even without these treasures, the dragon corpses alone—whether it be dragon tendons, scales, bones, blood, or flesh—are all top-quality materials in the world.

Of course, many things are from a long time ago, and the flesh and blood may have decayed and disappeared, but other things must still exist.

Moreover, these are not the most precious. When some powerful dragons die, their essence gathers to form a dragon pearl, which is even better than the dragon's inner core.