Everyone Wants to Pamper the Lucky Daughter
Chapter 595 - 594: A Baby Bird Will Soon Hatch_1

Chapter 595: Chapter 594: A Baby Bird Will Soon Hatch_1

Old Ancestor of Medicine King Valley had a Green Kite for transportation, so Mo Canglan was quite experienced in raising Green Kite chicks.

“There’s a faint heartbeat inside the egg, take good care of it, and it will hatch into a baby bird soon.”

Lin Qingluo examined the bird egg with the Inner Vision Technique and was pleasantly surprised to replace that the little guy was strong and resilient. Even without a mother bird to incubate it, the embryo had already formed and was just about to hatch.

“Chirp, chirp, chirp.”

The pair of Green Kites realized that someone had approached their nest and taken away their hatchling. They flew back from the sea and circled above the trio, chirping anxiously.

“Yixuan, give the baby bird back to them, we want the egg.”

Lin Qingluo pointed to the bird egg in her arms and gave Lin Yixuan a reassuring look.

“Alright.”

Lin Yixuan’s eyes dimmed, and he reluctantly handed the baby bird back to his sister.

Lin Qingluo jumped onto a tree branch like the wind and returned the baby bird to its nest.

“Chirp, chirp, chirp.”

The mother Green Kite flew down from midair, landed in the nest, and spread her wings to protect the baby bird in her arms.

“We’re taking the egg.”

Lin Qingluo’s golden eyebrows flashed, and she smiled and communicated with the pair of Green Kites: “I will take good care of the baby when it hatches and help it grow.”

“Chirp.”

The mother Green Kite stretched her neck to look down from the tree. She glanced at the egg and chirped crisply, without any objection.

“Chirp, chirp, chirp.”

Mr. Green Kite fell from the sky, dragging his long tail feathers and cautiously approached Lin Qingluo. He looked at the egg and then at her. His dark and bright eyes clearly revealed a thoughtful expression.

“Awoo.”

Baoya walked towards Mr. Green Kite with little short legs and tried to communicate with him using his tender voice.

“Chirp.”

“Awoo.”

The bird and the leopard had a very pleasant conversation.

“Master, it agrees to let you take the egg.”

In a short while, Baoya’s soft and cute voice clearly reached their ears.

“Thank you, I’ll take good care of it, and when it’s grown up, I’ll let it come back to see you.”

Lin Qingluo’s golden eyebrows flashed, and she gently patted the bird’s head with her tender hand.

“Chirp.”

Mr. Green Kite understood and rubbed his wrist affectionately.

Lin Qingluo smiled and took a Spirit Pill from her Storage Ring, stuffing it into Mr. Green Kite’s mouth.

“Awoo.”

Baoya called out, showing a flattering smile.

He also wanted a reward.

“Baoya gets a share too.”

Lin Qingluo’s eyes glistened with laughter, and she also fed him a Spirit Pill.

“Chirp.”

Little Kingfisher circled above Immortal Island a few times, curious about her master holding a bird egg. She flew down and landed on her master’s shoulder.

“Chirp.”

Mr. Green Kite was startled by the upcoming Divine Beast aura, and his elegant neck bowed slightly, paying respect to the supreme Divine Beast Phoenix.

“Chirp, chirp, chirp.”

Little Kingfisher looked proud, holding her head high. Her fiery red feathers fluffed into a round ball. Despite her small body the size of a palm, she displayed the demeanor of a Divine Beast.

“Chirp.”

Mr. Green Kite’s head hung even lower, voluntarily bowing in submission.

“Yin’er is amazing, truly the King of Beasts.”

Lin Yixuan’s eyes sparkled, watching with interest.

“You haven’t seen a fully-grown Divine Beast Phoenix.”

Lin Qingluo smiled, “When the king arrives, countless birds and beasts bow down and obey. That’s what real majesty and dominance look like!”

Lin Yixuan was excited, “When will Yin’er grow up and transform into a real Phoenix?”

“In two or three hundred years.”

Lin Qingluo looked at the cute little pet with indulgence, “Spirit Birds grow slowly, and Divine Beasts take even longer. With Spirit Pills to nourish them, it might be a little faster, but it will still take at least two hundred years.”