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Sitting there, idly toying with the staff in his hands, Yu Tian was experimenting with infusing it with energy when a voice suddenly spoke up, "Hello! I am the Divine Dragon Magic Staff. You have been recognized as my master; only you can control my energy, and I will only obey your commands! You can call me..."
Yu Tian listened as it rambled on for quite a while, unable to bear it any longer. He interrupted, asking, "Are you a tree spirit?" In his partially restored memory, only non-living entities among the spirits could speak. "Otherwise, how do you understand my language?"
"Ah? A spirit? Are you kidding me! I am the Dragon Tendon of the Divine Dragon! How can you say that about me? Don't you believe in my power?" The seemingly withered yet intricately carved branch began to shake, golden and red strands of light starting to swirl around it. It slowly transformed in size, growing from one foot to one and a half feet; though it was just half a foot more, it felt awkward to hold. The bark began to peel away, revealing a gem-like material underneath.
"It seems like a treasure. I wonder how it compares to Sun Wukong's Ruyi Jingu Bang?" Yu Tian thought. He realized he had forgotten to mention how he knew Sun Wukong. It was during a conversation with Dr. S about human origins that they ended up discussing monkeys. When monkeys came up, Yu Tian wanted to ask him, "What were the ancestors of monkeys?"
Dr. S didn't know. So they went to the Galactic Library floating outside Mars. The library was a chaotic mess filled with all sorts of books, all available in electronic format. At that time, he searched for the ancestors of monkeys, and the first book that appeared was titled "The Modern Journey of the Monkey King Sun Wukong," written by an obscure author. Curious, Yu Tian clicked on it. To his surprise, there were millions of related books; being a bookworm, he gradually became familiar with it. What intrigued him most was the Ruyi Jingu Bang that modern technology could not replicate and its seventy-two transformations. Other things like cloud-somersaulting paled in comparison to high-speed spacecraft. Now seeing this Divine Dragon Magic Staff made him feel an impulse to name it Ruyi Jingu Bang.
But then he heard a sharp scream: "No way! Absolutely not! I don't like monkeys! You can't use this opportunity to insult my dragon essence..." The staff seemed indignant as it spoke.
"I'm curious! This planet has no creatures at all except for those monsters; how could there be monkeys?"
"Silly master, don't you know I'm communicating with you through telepathy? My goodness! Are you really the God of Black Holes? You can't be... a fraud, right?" At this moment, Yu Tian lifted his head from deep thought and realized that the once dull wooden staff had completely transformed.
It should be about one and a half feet long; that's half a meter. Its entire "waist" had doubled in size, fitting perfectly where he held it while other parts shimmered with golden scales; at its tip was a snake's head, which it insisted was a dragon's head—something Yu Tian couldn't argue against. Indeed, he had never seen a golden snake but had some impression of dragons.
"This is too advanced! Telepathy? Then tell me why you don't like monkeys?" Yu Tian pinched one of its scales lightly; fortunately, he didn't apply too much force. That thing was harder than metal, and he immediately shook his hand in discomfort from the pain.
"I knew it was a monkey the moment you mentioned it, as an image of a hairy creature flashed through my mind. It's so ugly! Nothing like us, the Dragon Clan, who are noble..." It seemed like it was about to go on and on with its lecture, but wait, it didn't have a mouth to speak. However, this was even more annoying than a boring lecture; it was shouting directly in his head, and covering his ears did no good!
"Um..." Yu Tian coughed lightly, his hands trembling.
It might have realized something and asked, "What's wrong, Master?"
Hearing this made Yu Tian feel slightly better.
But then it continued, "We were just talking about the monkey's fur color, right? It's all a dull gray, lifeless and uncheerful. Unlike us, shining with golden brilliance..."
"Alright, alright! You think you're impressive? But since you acknowledge that I am your master and say you will firmly obey my commands, right?" Yu Tian carefully held it in both hands and noticed that the snake head was slowly growing two small horns.
"Well, about that..." it began to stammer.
"Weren't you saying that the memory of the Dragon Clan is hundreds or thousands of times better than a monkey's? And that we don't look like we're just fooling around?" As he watched the two small horns stretch and retract, Yu Tian's attention was not completely captured. He needed to find a way to prevent it from reading his memories. Otherwise, oh my gosh! Would he be completely exposed in front of it? How could anyone live like this?
However, it had already read him.
After a moment of silence, it finally replied, "Since I've chosen such a fool as my master, my words must count! We Dragon Clan..."
"Alright, alright! You think you're impressive? But since you acknowledge that I am your master and say you will firmly obey my commands, right?" Yu Tian carefully held it in both hands and noticed that the snake head was slowly growing two small horns.
"Well, about that..." it began to stammer.
"You didn't say that the memory of the Dragon Clan is hundreds or thousands of times better than a monkey's, and that it doesn't look like a monkey that just plays tricks?" As he watched the two small horns retract and extend, Yu Tian's attention was not completely captured. He had to find a way to prevent it from reading his memories. Otherwise, oh my gosh! Wouldn't he be completely exposed in front of it? How could anyone live like this!
However, this also allowed it to read something.
After a moment of silence, it finally replied, "Since I chose such a fool as my master, my words must count! We, the Dragon Clan..."
Hearing it about to change the subject again, Yu Tian shifted his position slightly. Due to the fluctuations in thought transmission, he understood and continued:
"The solution is simple: just cast a forbidden spell on me!"
After hearing its words, a slight smirk appeared at the corner of Yu Tian's mouth. It couldn't see him, but it might sense that danger was approaching. He couldn't care less about its trembling and began to silently recite in his heart:
"In the name of the new generation God of Black Holes from Heavenly Kadar," he thought it was how books usually began, establishing his identity to sound imposing, "and under the supervision of all elements, 'Divine Dragon Magic Staff' shall be separated from my memory channel. Unless I give my consent, it cannot probe into my memories. Otherwise, it will be immediately destroyed... Forbidden!" After Yu Tian finished reciting, he felt a surge of energy pouring into the spaceship, flowing into the Divine Dragon Magic Staff. He sensed it trembling.
"Master, you are being too..."
"What is it?" Yu Tian asked in an extremely pretentious tone.
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