Peak of the Azure Lotus
Chapter 1569

Cultivating Mutated Netherworld Spiders (Please Subscribe, Please Vote with Monthly Passes)

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Thunder Phoenix was incredibly fast. The gale howled past, tossing Wang Yingjie's hair into disarray. As Thunder Phoenix spread its wings and soared high, it let out cheerful cries.

It had not been let out for a long time. Cooped up in the Spirit Beast Garden every day, it was nearly stifled to death.

Thunder Phoenix flew swiftly, while Wang Yingjie sat securely on its back.

Before long, Thunder Phoenix flew out of Azure Lotus Island and began circling restlessly nearby.

A vast expanse of silver lightning arcs surged across its body as it released jubilant phoenix cries.

Thunder Phoenix's pale silver eyes suddenly brightened, and it dove from the sky at astonishing speed.

Wang Yingjie shot into the air and stopped in midair.

Azure Lotus Island had two Nascent Soul Cultivators. Even if someone had their eye on Thunder Phoenix, it would be difficult for them to succeed.

The times when Thunder Phoenix was let out were irregular, entirely dependent on Wang Yingjie and Wang Qingling. Outsiders simply could not find a suitable opportunity to strike. Besides, Thunder Phoenix was only Tier 3 High-Grade, so no one paid it much attention.

For a clan-protecting spirit bird like Thunder Phoenix, which had been raised for centuries, even if outsiders captured it alive, they would have a hard time taming it.

A resounding phoenix cry rang out. Thunder Phoenix's enormous wings beat fiercely, thunder boomed, and more than a hundred fist-sized Silver Lightning Orbs shot forth, smashing into the sea below.

The Silver Lightning Orbs struck the calm sea and exploded at once, sending enormous waves dozens of zhang high into the air.

Rumbling thunder rang out as more than a hundred towering waves rose from the sea, spray scattering everywhere.

Low-rank Fish Demons and sea snakes surfaced one after another,

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