I suppose this was the first time I had seen a spirit beast fly so fast. It was much faster than me, so without hesitation, I took out the Heaven-Sinking Forged Iron in my hand and prepared for battle.
But after examining me up close, the flying bear very straightforwardly reached for my Heaven-Sinking Forged Iron with its fat paw. I hurriedly stepped back to avoid it, which made it look displeased, and its huge paw immediately slapped toward me.
Because it wasn't moving very fast, I dodged it again. This seemed to anger it somewhat. The next moment, it quickly closed in on me, shifting its body against me as if it wanted to shove me aside.
I found this panda's actions both amusing and exasperating, but faced with its sharp teeth and claws, I couldn't help but remain cautious.
Unlike my wariness, Lan Ran's face was filled with smiles. Her gaze toward this panda was almost one of infatuation.
"Isn't this fellow a little too adorably stupid? I really wonder how it survived here." My expression was strange, but this black-and-white spirit beast that looked like a bear yet wasn't quite one truly made it impossible to feel any urge to kill it.
After shoving me once, the spirit beast reached for the weapon in my hand again. Seeing that it wanted to ask me for the Heaven-Sinking Forged Iron once more, I was somewhat taken aback and asked, "Do you actually want this thing?"
When the flying panda saw me raise my sword, it came over to snatch it again. I hurriedly shook my head and directly put the sword away.
To my surprise, after failing to find the Heaven-Sinking Forged Iron, it actually became angry. Its huge paw rapidly shoved toward me, and its eyes were