Hibernation is extremely boring. What makes Baihe miserable is that his will is sometimes very clear. He can even feel that the nutrients in his body are being consumed bit by bit during the process of thinking. This feeling makes Baihe realize that he is approaching death. He is a white dragon belonging to the dragon and dungeon system, not the magical species in "Dragon Clan" that can be resurrected alive and kicking with only skeletons left. The feeling of approaching death is not pleasant.

However, Baihe gradually felt calm. Perhaps the thoughts of one of his former best friends infected him-if he is sure that he can't do anything, then just wait for luck to come.

Such truth cannot be understood and applied without enough open-mindedness. Baihe now understands it a little. Many times, leaving everything to fate is actually an optimistic spirit.

In this calm and optimistic state, Baihe's luck seemed to have returned. His limbs gradually regained consciousness, but this feeling was even more unpleasant - he could feel that he was in a freezing environment, and the cold air penetrated his bones and scales until it froze his body fluids and blood.

How cold is it?

Baihe was a little shocked. The Great Glacier was cold enough. According to his conclusion from observing some animals, the temperature of the glacier was below freezing all year round. During a blizzard, even snow bears were reluctant to leave their nests. However, the white dragon could survive freely in this environment. It could swim in the cold glacier and move normally. Sometimes, Baihe would feel too hot in the sun.

With such a natural cold-resistant physique, how could it be frozen into this state here?

It really deserves to be the highest level of danger, Baihe secretly complained, but he was already half relieved.

Through the feeling from his limbs, he noticed that the temperature was getting warmer.

After an unknown amount of time, the stagnant blood began to flow. His eyes opened a crack in the ice, looking at the heavy snow in the sky, knowing that dawn was coming.

The sun in the sky gradually rose and disappeared, and the night fell on the earth in the vast snow. The moon rose, and the night scenery made Baihe extremely surprised. He saw a surprisingly huge moon rising on the horizon. This moon was so huge that it almost covered a quarter of the starry sky. Such a huge volume made the sunlight from the other side of the horizon unable to reflect a clear moon phase. It looked like a round mountain range wrapped in a hazy halo, rising from the ground on the other side of the horizon as the night fell.

The moon rose high in the center of the sky, and a poem appeared in Baihe's mind:

The sky is round like a cover, and the ground is like a chessboard.

This surprisingly huge and strange moon, like a hemisphere, covers the ground in the dark night. What's wrong with calling it a "sky cover"?

Baihe searched his memory, searching for all the novels, movies, anime and games he had seen, but he couldn't remember which world such an obvious feature appeared in.

However, a plot that could foreshadow a level of destruction must not be simple.

Dragons theoretically don't need to breathe to survive. The ice that froze Baihe was solid and huge. His strength was not enough to break free, but the increasingly warm weather made him feel that his physical condition was getting better and the loss of vitality was gradually slowing down.

A strange phenomenon aroused some interest in Baihe - he found that the sun seemed to be brighter every day than the day before when it rose these days, and the temperature was gradually rising.

At the same time, there was a bit of fear. A simple inference made Baihe feel terrified. If the temperature of this planet is rising day by day, then in the distant past, no, not far past, this planet must have been very cold. Can a planet that is so cold give birth to civilization?

Could it be that he has arrived at an uninhabited planet?

Wait a minute...

Baihe suddenly had a terrifying idea. The plot involved this kind of cold uninhabited planet, which might indicate that the main plot of this world is related to the universe. Could it be that this is the world of Ultraman?

Given the strength of the Ultraman world, it seems that there is nothing wrong with listing it as dangerous level 20.

If he traveled here, according to the plot, he would probably become a monster and then fly to the earth to fight Ultraman to his heart's content?

After such a deduction, Baihe was shocked to find that although this conclusion was not impossible to become a reality, it was just a little absurd. The absurdity was that with his body shape, would he have to deliver food to a giant that was 40 meters tall and weighed 20,000 tons?

Or was he one of the few cute and kind monsters in the Ultraman series, and his purpose of appearing was to let the big monster step on him to death and trigger a bloody plot? Let the Earth Defense Organization such as S·S·S·B, G·A·Y·S collectively climax because of his death, and cooperate with the violent Ultraman to overthrow the boss?

The overly beautiful scene made Baihe feel a slight stomachache.

With the trepidation of the possible appearance of Ultraman, Baihe spent days and nights in the ice. The destiny dice followed him to this world, but it did not become a physical entity. Instead, it became a pattern like a twenty-sided dice engraved on the scales of his heart. He could not see the timing of the dice for the time being. Only a progress bar appeared on his retina to tell him that it seemed that not much time had passed since he crossed here.

Baihe waited helplessly for the plot to happen: at least an Ultraman should appear, even if it was to fight him, a little monster, it would be better than being frozen in the refrigerator.

He thought so, and soon as the temperature of the planet rose, the refrigerator gradually became thinner to the point where he could break it with brute force, but Baihe was not in a hurry. Breaking the ice required physical strength, so it was better to wait for a few more days for the ice to melt naturally, and then save this physical strength to find food on the thawing land.

It must be very difficult to find food on such a planet where life is difficult to exist.

Baihe was thinking, and when the sun was high in the sky, a strange noise suddenly attracted Baihe's attention. He saw the water from the melting ice and snow passing through the bottom of the refrigerator, and something there made him feel that things might be a little different from what he thought.

A yellow leaf-shaped flake on the ground was gradually swelling in the water. This flake was scattered all over the melting surface. Baihe originally thought it was a rock that had been peeled into pieces. At this time, these rocks were swelling under Baihe's eyes, and the shape changed from leaves to shuttles. The burrs attached to the surface of the flakes became longer and softer, and four claws and a slender tail popped out of the hair ball, and a pair of bean-like eyes began to look around.

In just a dozen seconds, the flake that was originally shriveled like an inconspicuous piece of shale turned into a strange living creature like a mouse under the immersion of water, jumping and screaming.

Baihe was stunned. It seemed as if spring had returned to the earth in a few days. Countless pieces of objects scattered on the ground became living creatures after being soaked in water, bringing vitality to the originally barren ice field. Even many cracks in the rocks grew tender plants.

And when a group of strange-looking people appeared in a suddenly opened tunnel driving a vehicle shaped like a rail vehicle, Baihe's confusion disappeared. He suddenly realized where he might be.