Bell's Major Discovery

Bell was quite helpless when it came to his sister's concerns.

There was nothing he could do. Everything his sister said was true, so he had no way to refute her.

The Bell Family's chickens, scientifically known as Golden Feathered Phoenixes—though Bell preferred to call them Long-Tailed Turkeys—were an entirely new species born after Bell asked old Mr. Scamander to crossbreed phoenixes with other Magical Animals under the pretext of "solving the phoenix population shortage."

These Golden Feathered Phoenixes inherited the phoenix's ability to breathe fire and move through space, though both abilities were weakened versions. Likewise, they inherited the phoenix's ability to rise from the ashes. Yes, that was a weakened version too.

No matter how badly a Golden Feathered Phoenix was injured, as long as it still had a breath left, tossing it into a blazing fire would allow it to rise from the ashes. But if it had completely stopped breathing, it could only be roasted into chicken.

Furthermore, Golden Feathered Phoenixes did not reincarnate once their lifespans ran out. They died normally instead. Correspondingly, their reproductive ability far surpassed that of phoenixes.

Old Mr. Scamander deeply regretted that the Golden Feathered Phoenixes had failed to fully inherit the phoenix's ability to rise from the ashes. Bell, however, secretly rejoiced over it for a long time.

What a joke. Bell was no Magical Animals conservationist. The real reason he had asked Scamander to research phoenix hybrids in the first place was that he wanted to taste phoenix meat.

These Long-Tailed Turkeys had strong survival abilities, decent reproductive abilities, and, most importantly, would not suddenly come back to life after being cooked. They were simply perfect!

Moreover, Long-Tailed Turkey meat was exceptionally tender and delicious. The chicken was rich in Magic Power, and long-term consumption could effectively promote