Wind Grasshopper stood in front of the treasure vault and heard Ouyang Qian's whisper. He smiled and explained, "What Miss Yanli said is true. This treasure vault is a legacy from our ancestors, and it is one of the few significant treasures of the East Sea that I still hold." He spoke as he formed hand seals and chanted incantations. In an instant, he placed his hand on the stone sculpture of Baxia by the door.
The Baxia stone sculpture resembled a turtle yet was not a turtle; its form was peculiar. Legend has it that the dragon has nine sons, and Baxia is one of them. As Wind Grasshopper's seals and incantations took effect, the stone sculpture began to tremble, stone flakes fell, and dust flew. Immediately afterward, a dragon's roar echoed, and Baxia opened its eyes, a trace of red light flashing within. Raising its head and opening its mouth, its breaths stirred the water in the underwater Dragon Palace into a whirlpool.
