Chu Hao, driven to desperation, grabbed the toad's leg and slamd it hard against a rock, causing the toad to cry out in pain.
"Damn, you're really going in hard, kiddo," the toad cursed.
Chu Hao, annoyed, said, "Damn, I actually got bitten by a toad, twice."
The toad beca even angrier and cursed, "Kiddo Chu, you're offending everyone! What's wrong with toads? Don't toads have dignity?"
Chu Hao replied, "You finally admit you're a toad."
The toad, realizing what he had said, got so angry that he pounced.
A man and a toad were fighting on the snow mountain, and it was an intense battle.
The four onlookers, watching from a distance, were speechless at the sight.
After fighting for a while, the toad was in severe pain. Although he was made of stone, Chu Hao's punches were no joke, and they really hurt him.
Chu Hao wasn't faring much better; he couldn't get the upper hand on the toad at all. The toad's bites were painful, and his new clothes had been torn to shreds, leaving him in a sorry state.
Seeing the toad gearing up for another bout, as if it were a fight to the death, Chu Hao quickly said, "Ti out! Let's take care of important business first."
Only then did the toad stop, grinding his teeth and staring with eyes bigger than those of a bullfrog, and said, "I'll let you off this ti, kiddo. Don't be disrespectful in the future."
Chu Hao couldn't be bothered to argue any further; it was getting dark, and he wanted to finish up quickly.
So, they climbed up to the eagle's nest and captured so eagle chicks.
The mother of the eaglets was of course enraged and attacked as she swooped in, but the toad spat saliva, sticking her wings and causing the mother eagle to fall onto the snowy ground.
Having pulled off this job, they still felt it wasn't enough; the giant eagle wouldn't show up like this.
Thus, they raided other eagle's nests in different directions, capturing over a dozen eagle chicks before descending the mountain.
All the eagles in the sky had been disturbed, circling overhead; however, they dared not co down and could only watch helplessly.
Chu Hao looked up and said, "If you want your children back, call over the giant eagle."
Whether they understood or not, Chu Hao and the others waited at the base of the snow mountain for the giant eagle to appear.
As it turned out, they waited until almost midnight, and the giant eagle still hadn't shown up.
They thought it wasn't coming and were about to return when suddenly a fierce wind swept through, obscuring the moonlight. Could the giant eagle be coming?
Does this huge creature only appear at night?
Chu Hao, Diao Chan, and the toad had all seen the giant eagle before. As for Ma Bozhen and the other two, they were utterly dumbfounded.
The eagle was enormous, with a wingspan of thirteen to fourteen ters, big enough to block out the moonlight when flying above, almost as large as a comrcial airliner.
Zaxi and his grandson were stunned and imdiately knelt on the ground, prostrating themselves and uttering Tibetan words that couldn't be understood.
As soon as the giant eagle arrived and saw it was Chu Hao and the toad, it was furious and dived down.
Chu Hao held up the bag of eagle chicks and said, "Don't be rash. Take a look at this."
Seeing a bag full of eagle chicks, the giant eagle returned to the sky.
Chu Hao, chuckling, said, "It was quite hard to find you."
The giant eagle stared intently at Chu Hao, and its gaze showed a ferocity like that of a Fierce Beast.
Zaxi knelt on the ground and said excitedly, "Divine Eagle, do you rember ? You saved on the snow mountain twenty years ago. If it wasn't for you, I would have died there."
The giant eagle landed on a huge rock ahead, snow whirling and creating a windstorm as it landed. It was simply too large. Even with its wings tucked in, its body was still six to seven ters long, and it fixed its gaze on the old man Zaxi.
Then, it surprisingly nodded, almost human-like.
Zaxi was overjoyed; this was indeed the Divine Eagle that had saved him. He quickly said, "Young Brother Chu, please release the eagle chicks. My wish has been fulfilled."
The giant eagle seed to understand sothing, and the ferocity in its gaze finally softened sowhat.
This giant eagle didn't seem like a demon from the mountains; indeed, it was quite rciful, just as the legends described, protecting the land of Tibet.
Chu Hao said, "Eagle brother, I'd like to ask for your help with sothing. If you help out, I won't bother you again. I'm looking for the Blood Lotus Flower."
The giant eagle stared at Chu Hao, slowly shaking its head.
Chu Hao frowned and said, "I really need it. If you help , I won't need to catch your eaglets to make you appear."
The giant eagle beca angry, flapping its wings as if it was about to co over.
The toad said, "What 'eagle brother'? It's a mother eagle."
Chu Hao was stunned for a mont, then looked down at the toad at his feet and asked, "How do you know that?"
Ma Bozhen, Zaxi, and Duoji were almost scared to death by a talking toad.
"Demon, demon!" Ma Bozhen stamred, clearly frightened.
The toad paid no attention to the others' astonishnt and said indifferently, "Intuition."
The giant eagle looked at the toad and actually displayed a look of disdain, as if to say, "Little thing, you are too ugly," with a face full of disgust.
The toad couldn't take it and said angrily, "I used to be a Dragon! What's with that look? Are you going to help or not?"
The giant eagle shook her head.
The toad said, "I can give you good stuff, things to enhance your cultivation."
The giant eagle looked at them.
The toad said, "Kiddo, where's my Treasure Jade! Hurry up and bring it out."
Chu Hao said, "I used it."
The toad was speechless and asked, "What now?"
Chu Hao thought for a mont, looking for sothing on him that might attract the giant eagle. Then he pulled out the Black Crystal, unsure if the other party would be interested.
Chu Hao said, "How about exchanging this for the Blood Lotus Flower?"
The giant eagle looked at the Black Crystal with sharp eyes, and she actually appeared sowhat astonished.
Suddenly, a dark shadow pounced, and Chu Hao, without any defenses, was bitten on the wrist, cursing continuously in anger.
He saw that the Black Crystal in his hand had disappeared, only to find the toad holding the Black Crystal in his mouth, ecstatic with joy.
Chu Hao cursed angrily, "You damned toad! You attacked sneakily and even stole my stuff!"
The toad said excitedly, "Kiddo Chu, you actually have a Black Soul Crystal and didn't bring it out sooner! I want this, na your price."
The giant eagle was also attracted by the Black Crystal and fluttered her wings discontentedly.
Chu Hao swore, "Damn it, I'm not exchanging it! Give it back now!"
The toad said, "You prodigal! Exchanging a Black Soul Crystal for a Blood Lotus Flower, only you could do such a thing. I'll use other items to trade with her."
The toad opened his mouth and actually spat out a piece of Treasure Jade; the fellow still had things stored in his belly.
The giant eagle was very dissatisfied, flapping her wings as if to say, "I only want the Black Crystal, I don't want other things."
Chu Hao glared at the toad and said, "Hurry up and give it here!"
The toad was stubbornly refusing, as if the Black Crystal was more important to him than the Blood Lotus Flower.
Chu Hao was so angry he wanted to hit the toad with a stick, but the toad was too fast and simply couldn't be hit.
Suddenly, the giant eagle spoke, her voice a very clear female tone, "I only want the Black Soul Crystal."
Chu Hao was taken aback and curled his lips. "So you can talk."
Zaxi and the others, upon hearing the giant eagle speak, beca even more excited, kneeling on the ground and worshipping her like a deity.
The toad said, "No! Exchanging a Black Soul Crystal for a Blood Lotus Flower, we'd be at too much of a loss."
The giant eagle spoke again, much calr this ti, and her voice was very pleasant, like a wind chi. "I can take you to a place where there are many dicinal herbs. Whether you can take them or not depends on fate."
Chu Hao asked, "What place?"
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