Monster Hunt: Notes From a Hunter

ˆAbout the Land of Dragon Crystals

I checked the information carefully, but the information does not clearly state that the Dragon Crystal Land was "just formed".

My statement that the dragon crystal land has not yet been formed at this time is mainly because in the plot, after the molten mountain dragon, the grand leader discovered this crystal, and everyone in the investigation team was surprised.

The Grand Leader has been tracking Nergigante for decades, so he should have been to the Land of Dragon Crystals, so I think the Land of Dragon Crystals is something that has only recently become like this in the mhw plot.

But the two points mentioned by book friends are very reasonable. One is that the scale of those crystals does not seem to be formed in a short period of time, and the other is that Fat Man eats crystals. (Especially the latter one, which is very clear in the ecology)

 Taking comprehensive consideration of the rationality, I will revise the follow-up.

The revised Jackie Chan Crystal Land already exists, but it is located in the core area where ancient dragons are densest and most dangerous. The environment is very closed. At this time, no one from the investigation team has arrived. It was the geological changes caused by the Laoshan Dragon that opened a corridor. The grand leader was able to arrive.

 So no one understands it.

At the same time, such crystals also exist in the area outside the Dragon Crystal Land, but they are very fine and not everywhere like the Dragon Crystal Land. (This setting is to give the fat house a way to survive.)

The approaching hatching of the Dark Lantern Dragon egg and the activation of energy will accelerate the growth of the crystal.

As for why the investigation team failed to connect the fine crystals on the periphery with the large crystals in the Dragon Crystal Land, well, I’m a hen.

 Just think if you see a mung bean and a soybean, you will think it is a diamond. If you give you a piece the size of a human head, you will subconsciously think it is something else.

 (End of this chapter)