Upon reaching maturity, they could even attain the Sixth Level.
Buying a Dragon Egg and raising it for a hundred years would yield a high-tier combatant equivalent to a Sixth-level Wizard. It was undoubtedly a very worthwhile investment.
Of course, the resources needed to raise a young dragon to maturity would cost far more than the money spent on the Dragon Egg itself.
This wasn't a one-and-done deal like Cassia's embrace. Anyone who wanted to buy a Dragon Egg had to consider whether they could truly afford the expense of raising a dragon.
Therefore, although Pei Ze was tempted, he didn't join the bidding.
In truth, he couldn't have joined even if he wanted to. He only had about two hundred thousand Magic Stone Coins to his name—not enough to buy even the shell of a Dragon Egg.
A moment later, the price for the Dragon Egg had already surpassed ten million Magic Stone Coins, and it quickly reached twelve million.
