"Eagle Sparrow Beasts?" Little Sherry looked at Nalant in confusion.
Clearly, the little girl had never seen an Eagle Sparrow Beast before.
In fact, not only Little Sherry—even Nalant himself had never seen one.
However, he had learned from the Dwarves' leader that although Eagle Sparrow Beasts were high-tier, seventh-rank Magic Beasts, their bodies were not particularly large, able to carry at most one rider.
Nor were Eagle Sparrow Beasts very strong in combat. They could only rely on their sharp talons to catch prey for food.
It could be said that Eagle Sparrow Beasts being called high-tier Magic Beasts was a case of virtue failing to match the position.
Their combat strength was the weakest among all seventh-rank Magic Beasts. They could not even defeat slightly stronger mid-tier Magic Beasts.
Of course, when heaven closed one window, it would surely open another.
Though Eagle Sparrow Beasts lacked attack power, they possessed exceptionally swift flight speed.
Their speed was not inferior to that of dragons in the slightest.
Thus, under normal circumstances, even when facing a dragon's attack, an Eagle Sparrow Beast should be able to retreat unscathed.
This was a trait most flying Magic Beasts did not possess.
The reason Nalant cared so much about these Eagle Sparrow Beasts this time
was because they were exceptionally rare mounts.
More precisely, they were mounts tailor-made for Longbowmen.
For example, the Elves of Aio Continent possessed a formidable "Aerial Knight Legion."
Those Elves all rode Eagle Sparrow Beasts, raining arrows upon their enemies without interruption from the skies.
They were an exceedingly troublesome force.
The reason was that apart from their great speed, Eagle Sparrow Beasts were also remarkably stable in flight.
Whether ordinary birds or flying Magic Beasts, while flying or hovering, their bodies would bob up and down as