However, Wilbur was instantly baffled when he saw the durations.


    ''First level: Lake-Swimming Dragon, one-second duration.''


    ''Second level: Tail-Wagging Dragon, two-second duration.''


    ''Third level: Dragon Out of the Water, three-second duration.''


    ''Fourth level: Dragon in the Field, four-second duration.''


    ''Fifth level: Dragon''s Roar, five-second duration.''


    ''Sixth level: Dragon''s Shadow, six-second duration.''


    ''Seventh level: The Dragon''s Turn, seven-second duration.''


    ''Eighth level: The Dragon''s Wrath, eight-second duration.''


    ''Ninth level: The Dragon''s Dream, nine-second duration.''


    There were nine levels in total for the Dragon Move, but the longest duration was merely nine seconds. Nine seconds was far too short. Wilbur could only unleash the skill twice. If his opponent dodged it, he could only attack once.


    Wilbur thought he got lucky with 3,800 grace points, but it turned out quite useless. Moreover, it was hard to level up the skill through cultivation. Wilbur felt regretful at that moment. If he could, he wanted to refund the Dragon Move and exchange for some thunder-type Healing Pills instead.


    A thunder-type Healing Pill cost 800 grace points, so he could only trade for four Healing Pills. However, the thunder-type Healing Pill could save his life at crucial moments. The Dragon Move skill did not seem that powerful to him, so Wilbur felt like the thunder-type Healing Pills were a better choice.


    Moreover, the introduction of the Dragon Move stated that the skill could only be used once a day, which meant he could not use the skill repeatedly. Wilbur felt ripped-off.


    However, Wilbur thought about the old dragon and how it would not give him useless trades. Each trade was worth its grace points, so the Dragon Move skill must be outstanding. Therefore, Wilbur decided to try cultivating it. Perhaps Dragon Move would be useful at crucial moments after all.


    Wilbur did not start cultivating the skill right away because of his foul mood. He took out all of his bronze cauldrons instead.


    He ced the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, and seventh dragon cauldron in front of him. He looked at the six dragon cauldrons and felt d. Fremont only had nine cauldrons, after all, and he collected six of them within a month.


    Only three of them were left, which was the sixth, eight, and ninth dragon cauldron. Any ordinary person would feel demotivated. The Nine Dragon Cauldrons were scattered all over the world, after all. He found six cauldrons, but the rest of the cauldrons were nowhere to be found.


    It was like trying to find a needle in the haystack. Ordinary people would not be able to find the remaining cauldrons in their lifetime. However, Wilbur was no ordinary person. He had the world''s best hacker, La Chessler, working for him. If the sixth, eighth, or ninth cauldron appeared on the market, the data would be uploaded on the inte, and La would be able to find them.


    Once La was informed, Wilbur would be informed of where the three cauldrons were. In other words, it was easy to find the three cauldrons.


    Wilbur ate breakfast in the morning, then he called La.


    "May I help you, sir?"


    "La, help me find where the Nine Dragon Cauldrons are. I found six of them so far. I''m missing the sixth, eighth, and ninth cauldron. Help me look for them."


    "Alright, sir. Please hold on."