Fire-Eating Crow?
Lately, Su Ping had paid even more attention to this creature than to Little Paper Figure.
For Woodheart's future expansion into avian pet beasts, the Fire-Eating Crow was a very promising direction.
And now, Ye Zhou had come out with a statement like that.
Sure enough, Ye Zhou nodded.
"That's right, the Fire-Eating Crow. I once saw something in a few ancient documents-though, of course, by documents, I mainly mean mythological anecdotes passed down from ancient times and various fragmentary records.
"In ancient times, there were divine beasts in the heavens that could become suns and travel across the sky. At their greatest number, ten suns spanned the heavens, and countless living creatures perished. Of those ten suns, apart from the sun itself, all came from a divine beast called the Three-Legged Golden Crow!"
"Three-Legged Golden Crow? Ten suns spanning the heavens?"
Su Ping's expression turned a little strange. Then he looked at Ye Zhou and asked out of nowhere:
"Were those ten suns in the sky eventually shot down by a human Beast Tamer named Hou Yi?"
Ye Zhou froze, then scratched his head, not quite understanding what Su Ping meant.
"How could that be? Those pictorial records didn't say how the Three-Legged Golden Crows that formed the ten suns disappeared, but that should be impossible.
"Some of the documents recording this event also mentioned that the exact date of that ancient era can no longer be established. It might have been ten thousand years ago, or even over a hundred thousand, perhaps several hundred thousand years ago. With a span of time like that, how could such a powerful human Beast Tamer have existed?
"If one had, how could a human Beast Tamer that powerful have left no traces of civilization or history in the long