Chapter 229

Recently, Moli has been recuperating, and the two dragons have been busy with the teleportation array, so the Companion Beast haven't been able to go out and play for a long time.

We can take advantage of Moli learning to fly to go out and have some fun.

Xie Juanhan and his group, carrying large and small bags, took the furry creatures to the sea cliff to help Moli practice flying.

They specifically chose a relatively sheltered sea cliff to avoid the harsh early winter winds.

Full of enthusiasm and undeterred by the cold, Nibote declared as soon as he arrived at the sea cliffs that they were perfect for beginners to fly, even if they accidentally fell into the sea. "Meow!"

Moli calmly responded, indicating that it was not afraid. "Awooo."

Nibote became even more excited, gesturing for Moli to quickly stand on the sea cliff so he could teach Moli the skills he had learned from the Peryton: "Awooo, awooo!"

Before Nibote could finish speaking, several furry heads suddenly emerged from under the sea cliff, staring at it intently.

Nibote's eyes widened in fright. "Meow?!"

The Peryton, who lived in the crevices of the sea cliffs, heard Nibote's boastful cry and flew out to stare at him, "Ang Ang?"

Where can you learn from them?

Nibote shrank back, then declared defiantly that he hadn't stolen the technique; whatever he learned was his own. "Meow!"

The Peryton instantly flew up to headbutt Nibote: "Awooo!"

Nibote also opened his mouth to bite them. "Meow!"

The two sides instantly engaged in a fierce battle.

Hearing the Xie Juanhan quickly grabbed Telingewei and ran on tiptoe.

To avoid having to ask both sides to judge later.

They won't actually fight anyway, so this kind of playful interaction is actually beneficial for them.

As soon as the two dragons made their escape, their Dragon Companion Beast immediately followed suit.

Moli followed behind.

After circling around, Nibote angrily tried to complain, but the Peryton pounded on him with their hooves!

When it turned around, it saw that its parents and friends had already run away.

Enraged, it instantly unleashed its ultimate attack, warning the Peryton: "Awooo!"

When the Peryton heard it threaten to fart, they chased after it, swatting at it with their hooves. "Awooo!"

Nibote chased after Haxi and the others while dodging, and then he really did unleash his ultimate, smelly fart attack.

Haxi and his companions were already downwind, and as they ran, they were caught in the crossfire, instantly puffing up their cheeks in anger.

Not only did Nibote not escape the brawl, but even his own beasts rushed in, wanting to give him a good beating.

"Awooo!" Seeing his menacing companions approaching, Nibote flicked his tail and quickly turned to run for his life.

The playful, furry creatures left, Xie Juanhan and Telingewei directed Moli to practice long-distance flight.

"Don't be afraid," Xie Juanhan encouraged Moli, "Just keep flying downwards, I'll control the wind to catch you in time."

Moli nuzzled him trustingly with her head. "Awoo."

Xie Juanhan: "Go."

Moli spread her iron-gray wings and nimbly flew down the cliff.

Despite being a Demon Wolf, its flying skills were no less than those of any winged creature making its first flight.

Both dragons were skilled fliers; one look at its appearance told me it was in good condition.

Moli must have secretly memorized a lot of key flight points to be able to fly so well on his first long-distance flight.

As expected of the most prideful Demon Wolf in their family.

Moli's learning to fly went smoothly, and her wings developed very well.

The magic circle they created did indeed nurture Moli's body to be extremely strong.

The magic Magic Power on the magic circle hadn't been used up yet. Although it had been well nurtured, Xie Juanhan and Telingewei still frequently took it to the magic circle to consolidate its power.

The furry creatures in the house didn't seem to mind, and would often follow them to sleep around the magic circle.

Nibote, on the other hand, looked somewhat melancholy.

That day, on the Ka'aonielin Grassland, Nibote didn't stay with his friends. Instead, he made an excuse to go to the river outside for a drink of water.

The grassland is covered with waist-high grass, but the majestic Griffin walking through the sea of grass are still quite conspicuous.

Xie Juanhan and Telingewei exchanged a glance, their eyes asking: Should I go find it?

Telingewei nodded: Okay.

Xie Juanhan then left the edge of the teleportation array to go find Nibote.

A Dwarf craftsman watched Xie Juanhan's departing figure with a look of surprise in his eyes, but he was quickly drawn back to the magic circle in his hands and continued to tap away.

Nibote did indeed reach the riverbank.

It was standing on the riverbank, looking at its reflection in the river.

In early winter, the river flows quietly, deep and cold.

The Griffin's silhouette was almost entirely reflected on the river.

Xie Juanhan walked up behind it and patted its rump, almost startling the large Griffin.

Upon smelling the familiar scent, it turned its head and nuzzled Xie Juanhan's chest with its head. "Meow."

Xie Juanhan rubbed its head between his arms. "Didn't you come here for a drink of water? Is it a little cold? Shall we scoop some back and have Telingewei heat it up?"

Nibote's clear eyes took in Xie Juanhan's entire figure. "Meow."

"Then it's not about drinking water anymore." Xie Juanhan pushed down some dry grass by the riverbank and sat down, patting the spot next to him, gesturing for Nibote to sit as well. "What's wrong?"

Nibote, that enormous Griffin, sat obediently beside Xie Juanhan, resembling a triangular rice dumpling. "Meow."

Looking into the trusting eyes of this big guy, Xie Juanhan grabbed one of its large paws and squeezed it. "Is something on your mind?"

Nibote let out a soft "Aww."

Xie Juanhan: "Let me think, is it because you miss your clan?"

Nibote's eyes widened, his pupils dilated, and he looked utterly incredulous.

Xie Juanhan rubbed it. "What's so hard to guess? Haven't you been keeping half of the jerky for yourself lately? If it wasn't for Moli, then it was for your clan, right?"

Nibote: "Aww."

"Mmm, this smells wonderful, like hay." Xie Juanhan sniffed Nibote. "You're more concerned about your appearance now; you're obviously about to go out."

Nibote nuzzled Xie Juanhan with his big head. "Meow."

Nibote's Changmao remained soft and fluffy, not prickly at all.

Seeing its affectionate behavior, Xie Juanhan gently put his arm around it and patted its back. "If you want to go back, then go back. Let's write a letter to Eermirisi first, and once we receive a reply, we'll set off, okay?"

Nibote cheered, "Meow!"

Xie Juanhan: "Let's go back and write a letter."

Nibote stood up happily and walked close to Xie Juanhan's legs. "Aww!"

Xie Juanhan looked at the Griffin that had regained its spirit and rubbed its neck with a smile.

This guy is so cute!

==========Author's Note:=========

See you tomorrow!

Thanks to the two landmines: Brain Wants a Vacation, Ancient Spirit Little Girl, and Remaining Simple Book;

Thanks to the tone-deaf bird, Xingyu Shiguang, normal person 3.0, and prosperous landmine!

Chapter 229 [VIP]

Xie Juanhan wrote a letter to the Gargoyle Eermirisi, and Nibote poked his big head in, watching it expectantly.

When the Griffin stands, its head is taller than a desk.

Its panting breath hit the letter paper, causing it to flutter slightly.

When Xie Juanhan looked down at it, its clear eyes seemed to be set in glass hemispheres, as if they contained stars.

Xie Juanhan stirred, and he asked, "Do you also want to write something?"

Nibote tilted his head back, his face full of question marks, "Huh?"

Xie Juanhan stretched out his hand. "Claws."

Nibote deftly lifted his right paw and placed it in his palm. "Meow?"

Xie Juanhan: "Can paw prints be covered?"

Nibote finally understood, his eyes sparkling. "Awooo, awooo!"

Xie Juanhan brushed a thin layer of ink onto Nibote's paws.

Following Xie Juanhan's instructions, Nibote stepped on the letter paper and made a large Griffin claw print.

"Huh?" Nibote looked up at Xie Juanhan with delight at the clear claw marks.

Xie Juanhan nodded. "Yes, that will do. Eermirisi will recognize your claw marks at a glance, and if he shows them to the Griffin 'll be able to smell your scent too."

Since it has conveyed a message, it is a qualified letter.

Nibote hadn't expected a letter to be written like this, and his body twitched slightly. "Awooo!"

Xie Juanhan quickly summoned the little messenger bird to deliver the letter.

The reply from the highlands came faster than they had expected.

On the evening of the fourth day, a strange messenger bird flapped its wings and plunged into his yard.

"Chirp!" Just as the homing bird was about to fly into the house, the Magic Wand Tree stretched out a branch and blocked the reckless and unfamiliar creature.

The messenger bird tilted its head, scrutinized the Magic Wand Tree with its beady black eyes, and finally stood on a branch without moving.

The Magic Wand Tree stretched out a branch and tapped on the kitchen window. "Chirp chirp."

The furry creatures in the house have gone to feed the newly hatched Tuonai'er Demon Bird, leaving only the two dragons in the kitchen cooking dinner.

Upon hearing the knocking on the window, Xie Juanhan turned around and saw the Magic Wand Tree retracting its branches.

He took two steps outside, stuck his head out, and asked, "Little Tree?"

The Magic Wand Tree's voice was deep and resonant. "Chirp."

The carrier birds hopped a few times on the branch, loudly announcing the arrival of their mail. "Chirp chirp!"

Xie Juanhan: "A messenger bird has arrived? Wait a moment, I'll be right out."

Xie Juanhan handed the groceries from the kitchen to Telingewei, quickly washed his hands, dried them, and went outside.

The homing bird flew to his feet and showed him the letter attached to its claws.

Xie Juanhan took a level-one Demonic Core and had the little messenger bird carry it to him before reading the letter.