Number thirty-seven, this is the one.
Mu Bai patted the neck of the Bai Ze Beast in front of him and pressed his handprint into the ledger of the spirit beast garden's manager.
This Bai Ze Beast was completely snow-white and had a well-proportioned build. It was the most ordinary one among nearly a hundred Bai Ze Beasts kept in captivity by the Langya Family.
You have a good eye, Senior Brother Mu. The manager eagerly handed over the reins. Although this one isn't the fastest, its stamina is exceptional, making it best suited for long journeys.
Mu Bai nodded.
A Bai Ze Beast was not considered a rare creature in the Langya Family, and any clansman executing a long-distance mission could apply to borrow one.
The one he chose was in the prime of its life; the jade horn between its brows had a warm luster, and its gaze was gentle yet alert. It truly was a top-tier spirit beast for travel.
I heard you're going to the Sky Dragon Mountains? The manager lowered his voice while helping Mu Bai install a specially crafted saddle blanket. Things have been restless over there lately. Word has it there's a beast riot, and quite a few treasure-hunting teams haven't returned.
Mu Bai fastened his pack tightly, unconcerned: I'm only operating in the outer periphery, not going deep.
Leaving the spirit beast garden, Mu Bai headed straight for the mountain gate.
Langya Xing was already waiting there. Seeing him ride over on an ordinary Bai Ze Beast, he couldn't help raising an eyebrow: Just this? I thought the Grand Elder would give you that Jade Horn Wind Chaser.
The Jade Horn Wind Chaser was the Langya Family's finest exotic beast. Not only was its speed twice that of an ordinary Bai Ze