Chapter 84

Staring intently at the two large birds, Xu Ziyang finally landed cautiously between them. She nervously glanced around, and seeing that the two large birds showed no reaction, she felt much more at ease. Slowly, she approached the phoenix, looking up at its massive head, feeling like a humble ant in its presence.

"Hey! Phoenix brother? Phoenix sister? Are you male or female? I mean, are you a rooster or a hen?"

The phoenix showed no reaction. Xu Ziyang excitedly clapped her hands, leaped onto her sword, and slowly ascended, carefully observing the phoenix up close. The phoenix's eyes were tightly closed. Xu Ziyang flew up to its face, reached out, and gently poked the phoenix's head. She quickly withdrew her hand and flew to a high altitude with a "whoosh."

Her eyes never left the phoenix. Seeing that it showed no reaction to her poke, Xu Ziyang was completely at ease. With a "whoosh," she descended very quickly, landing directly on the phoenix's head. Looking at the phoenix's massive body, she couldn't help but frown in worry.

"Such good things! But I can't take them away!"

She plopped down on the phoenix's head, squinting her eyes and looking at the opposite Kunpeng. She patted the phoenix's head and reluctantly jumped off, flying directly to the Kunpeng's head.

Just as she was about to take a closer look at the legendary Kunpeng, she suddenly felt the Kunpeng's head move. Xu Ziyang's heart skipped a beat, and with a "whoosh," she flew to a high altitude at twice her usual speed.

Without looking back, she continued flying upwards until she realized nothing was chasing her. She stopped, panting, and looked back down. In that moment, Xu Ziyang had flown so fast and so high that the massive phoenix and Kunpeng looked tiny from her vantage point.

From a high altitude, she watched the small phoenix and Kunpeng, her heart still pounding. She had been terrified, and the thought of the massive Kunpeng moving made her shudder.

After lingering in the air for a while, she pondered whether to leave immediately or go down again. Ultimately, Xu Ziyang couldn't resist the temptation and slowly descended once more. She eventually floated in front of the Kunpeng, staring directly into its eyes.

The Kunpeng seemed to sense Xu Ziyang's presence, and its eyelids slowly and laboriously twitched, as if trying to open its eyes. Just as the Kunpeng's eyelids moved slightly, with a "whoosh," Xu Ziyang disappeared again.

Fifteen minutes later, Xu Ziyang returned to the Kunpeng. This time, when the Kunpeng tried to open its eyes, Xu Ziyang didn't leave. After several such incidents, she was convinced that the Kunpeng, even if not dead, was near death and had no strength left to harm her.

Sure enough, the Kunpeng only tried to open its eyes and made no other movements. Xu Ziyang watched it silently, her heart racing with tension. She thought to herself:

"Why is this Kunpeng trying so hard to open its eyes?"

As the Kunpeng's eyes gradually opened, Xu Ziyang's heart tightened, her face turning pale with tension. She gathered all her strength from the late-stage 11th level of the Qi Condensation stage, ready to flee at any moment.

After a while, the Kunpeng finally opened its eyes halfway, looking at Xu Ziyang. Xu Ziyang clenched her fists, her palms sweating, suppressing the urge to flee. She tried to control her expression, making herself look more approachable and gentle as she looked at the Kunpeng.

The two of them stared at each other. Xu Ziyang remained silent, while the Kunpeng's gaze showed a sense of inquiry. Finally, it seemed to make a decision, and Xu Ziyang clearly saw its sorrow in its eyes. She was startled, not knowing why the Kunpeng had such a look, but she tried to remain calm and gentle.

The Kunpeng suddenly struggled to lift its upper body, its right wing straining to rise. Xu Ziyang's first thought was to fly away, but she saw only sorrow and pleading in the Kunpeng's eyes, no hint of malice. She gritted her teeth and didn't fly away, instead making her gaze even gentler.

Finally, the Kunpeng lifted its wing a bit, gently flapping it, as if trying to push something out.

This completely piqued Xu Ziyang's curiosity. She carefully observed the Kunpeng's eyes, seeing no malice, only sorrow and pleading. She felt more at ease, descended on her sword, and landed on the snow, standing in front of the Kunpeng's wing, trying to look underneath.

After about fifteen minutes, a small, fluffy bird poked its tiny head out from under the Kunpeng's wing. It looked up at Xu Ziyang with its gem-like eyes, tilting its head cutely and chirping.

Xu Ziyang's heart overflowed with love. The little bird was so adorable, with its snow-white down and gem-like eyes, and its endearing manner. She bent down, picked up the little bird from the snow, and gently stroked it. However, the little bird didn't seem to like Xu Ziyang and pecked at her fingers with its golden beak.

But its strength was too weak to hurt her, and it only made her feel a bit ticklish, causing her to giggle.

Suddenly, she remembered that the bird in her hands was a Kunpeng, and its mother was right in front of her. She immediately stopped laughing, held the little Kunpeng in her hands, and flew back to the Kunpeng's face, presenting the little Kunpeng to it.

The Kunpeng's eyes were filled with sorrow, and tears slowly overflowed, dripping down.

These days have been hot, and work has been busy, so I've written a bit less. I've seen all the reviews in the book review section, and I feel very ashamed. But at the same time, I am filled with gratitude, not expecting so many friends to be paying attention to "The Supreme Female Immortal." This is the greatest encouragement and motivation for me. Tomorrow, I will wrap up my current work, and starting from Sunday, I will resume double updates to repay everyone's care!

Finally, I want to say, if you haven't collected the book, please do so, and if you have votes, please recommend it!

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