"Yo yo!"
The Little Star Moon Deer, which accidentally fell off the cliff, let out urgent cries, but the intense feeling of weightlessness made its entire body tense, with imnse fear surging in its heart.
Even the Star Moon Deer, skilled in climbing, occasionally loses its footing and falls.
But just then, a petite green figure darted into view at an incredible speed, the sound of the wind whistling past its ears, and the plumting montum ca to a halt.
"Yo?"
The Little Star Moon Deer raised its head in astonishnt, eting a pair of bright blue eyes.
This was the strange little deer who had mingled into their herd for free food and drink.
The little deer was even smaller than the Little Star Moon Deer, its whole body covered in erald and white interspersed soft fur, with an elegant, slender physique.
The green little deer didn’t have wings, yet it hovered steadily in mid-air, gently biting the Little Star Moon Deer’s tail and simply lifting it upwards.
The Little Star Moon Deer not only stopped falling but rose higher and higher, getting further away from the ground.
It was no longer afraid, its eyes wide open, looking alternately at the vast snowy ground and the green little deer nearby.
A flying deer, it was the first ti seeing one.
Mom said they are deer, no matter the type, naturally unable to fly.
Mom lied!
This little deer can fly!
After an unknown period, the Little Star Moon Deer landed back on the cliff, returning to the embrace of its herd.
"Roar roar~"
"Yo yo!"
The Star Moon Deer were excited at the Little Star Moon Deer’s narrow escape but turned their gaze on the green little deer.
Saving the Little Star Moon Deer seed not difficult for the green little deer, which landed lightly on the ground, its smooth erald-colored fur not looking disheveled, with antlers like forked branches on its head.
Facing a multitude of eyes, whether shocked or grateful, the green little deer proudly raised its head, its short tail wagging, emitting a tender call: "Yo~"
The Star Moon Deer leader decided not to fuss over the green little deer freeloading anymore.
From now on, they would treat it as a mber of the herd.
"Chirp~"
Spark swooped down, an orange-yellow figure skimming past rapidly, its wide wings creating a strong sense of oppression, causing the newborn Little Star Moon Deer to look alard and quickly hide under the adult Star Moon Deer for protection.
"Yo!"
The green little deer stepped forward, its antlers glowing a vibrant green, with liquid light veins coursing beneath its fur.
"Roar~"
The Star Moon Deer leader shook its head, stood in front of the green little deer, then watched Spark land before it.
"Yo yo!"
The Little Star Moon Deer, who had spent a night at the farm, rushed excitedly towards Spark, eagerly recounting its successful reunion with the herd.
Spark wasn’t interested, but patiently listened to the Little Star Moon Deer until it finished.
"Chirp chirp~"
Spark looked at the Star Moon Deer leader, stating its purpose.
"Roar!"
As Chen Yuan had guessed, the Star Moon Deer leader didn’t reject Spark’s request, agreeing without hesitation.
At Crescent Lake, in the Forest Ranger’s cabin, Chen Yuan and the Star Moon Deer herd had long ford a deep bond.
Not to ntion, he had traveled thousands of miles to help the Little Star Moon Deer find its herd.
This favor, the Star Moon Deer herd had to acknowledge.
"Roar roar roar!"
The Star Moon Deer leader raised its head and roared long, its eyes deep, with the star patterns covering its body shimring with light.
All the Star Moon Deer turned, preparing to follow Spark to rescue Chen Yuan and his group trapped by the snowstorm.
Spark, however, took a deep look at the green little deer mingled among them.
It had a strong premonition that the master would be interested in this flying green little deer.
At the sa mont,
"Advisor Chen, your Fla Cloud Falcon hasn’t returned yet." Zhang Yu sat on the ground, hugging his knees, staring idly at the snowy scene outside the cave.
In such an environnt, others could at least summon their Pet Beast to bond with, while he, an ordinary person, was bored and could only find soone to chat with.
Chen Yuan glanced at the ti; it had been nearly two hours since Spark left.
At Spark’s flying speed, it had flown very far.
"It’s almost here." Chen Yuan replied with a smile.
Professor Song picked up the topic: "Doing research requires patience, and so does doing anything."
"Teacher, I understand the rationale, but it’s really boring." Zhang Yu sighed, "Should have brought a book with ."
Chen Wenhao waved his phone: "Junior, didn’t you download any docunts before entering the mountain?"
Zhang Yu widened his eyes: "Can do that?"
"I want to read too!"
With that, he squeezed next to Chen Wenhao, together reading those dry texts that Chen Yuan found abstruse at just a glance.
Professor Song snorted lightly: "It would be good if you were this earnest in classes usually."
After a pause, he turned to Chen Yuan: "Advisor Chen, I heard from Wenhao that you discovered a self-evolving Snow Cloud Wolf?"
Chen Yuan nodded: "Yes, that Snow Cloud Wolf was initially of elite quality, and suddenly one day it turned into Commander Quality."
"I can confirm there was no Beastmaster involved."
Professor Song nodded slightly: "This situation isn’t unique; many similar cases have erged."
"It holds great research value."
"Decoding other evolutionary thods could greatly impact all Beastmasters."
Chen Yuan strongly agreed.
Boom!
Just then, a muffled sound ca from outside the cave, like the joints of a giant beast cracking as it turned over.
Everyone looked outside towards the cave simultaneously, still seeing the vast snowy landscape.
"Aw!"
Cola’s ears suddenly perked up, a cautious growl rolling from its throat, its body subconsciously tensed.
Chen Yuan imdiately sensed sothing was amiss: "Everyone, be careful."
As a seasoned Beastmaster, he never ignored the warnings from his Pet Beast.
A distant drum-like sound echoed again, causing the rock walls to rustle and shed years-old dust.
On the cliff above, a flock of Frost-winged Butterflies were the first to notice the anomaly, with the ice crystal patterns on their delicate wings flickering urgently, and the swarm scattered upwards like silver flakes.
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