Taming Beasts To Survive: I Can See The Prompts Chapter 189
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When he was about to reach the top of the tree, he looked down and saw that even the clouds were trampled under his feet.
This was five or six times higher than the tallest building in the world he had lived in before.
He did not know how the tree was supported.
The world of familiars was not a structure that a normal world could understand.
He felt extremely fortunate. If it were not for the Snow Emblem, ordinary people would have been frozen into snowmen by now, falling to pieces.
Mcgee started to worry. It would be too dangerous to fight the enemy here.
"Shh." The Snow Spirit Fox was gasping for air. They were resting on a tree trunk near the top of the tree.
However, the trunk was really thick to an exaggerated extent. If one did not know, they would think that this place was an empty square.
Mcgee suddenly made a gesture to keep quiet because he felt a strong aura.
He also covered his mouth at the same time.
"Hu..."
The whistling sound and the flapping wings were accompanied by a strong wind, almost blowing them into the air.
Mcgee held onto the branch tightly. When he looked up, he saw a bird that was more than ten meters long.
Its entire body was covered in green feathers.
At this moment, a green feather fell down and slowly fell into Mcgee's hand.
[Gale Bird]
[Attribute: Wind]
[Special: Season 3 Guardian]
[Skills: ...]
Because there were too many skills, Mcgee did not have time to check the complete information before the other party had already disappeared into the leaves.
At the same time, the feather in his hand rang with a system notification.
[Gale Bird Feather]
[Item level: level 8]
[Function: Halve one's gravity.]
It was obvious that the hummingbirds had not noticed their presence.
The feather that had fallen from his accidentally flapping wings was actually a tool.
And from the description of the tool, the grade of this thing was definitely not low.
The Snow Spirit Fox said, "This is definitely not an ordinary familiar. We have to be mentally prepared."
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"You're right. It's called the Gale Bird. It's the guardian of season three."
Mcgee smiled bitterly. As long as they defeated the Gale Bird, they could understand why season three would end.
However, from the system's nature, the Gale Bird's attribute was wind, which meant...
The bad situation next season might be related to wind.
"Be prepared," Mcgee said as he took out a bomb from his dimensional pocket.
After the Gale Bird returned to its nest, it quickly flew out again.
It seemed to be preparing to go out and look for food.
Mcgee and the others took the opportunity to climb into the Gale Bird's nest.
In the end, they only saw a few young Gale Birds.
[Gale Birds]
[Level: 1]
[Description: The chicks of the Gale Birds will grow crazily in two months.]
"So cute," said Mcgee.
However, he suddenly noticed that the Snow Spirit Fox was licking its tongue.
In the eyes of the Snow Spirit Fox, these chicks were a supreme delicacy.
The chicks of the Gale Birds seemed to feel a great threat and began to squawk loudly.
"Hey, didn't I say to keep a low profile!" Mcgee muttered when he saw the Snow Spirit Fox wanting to pounce on the young bird.
He had to stop the Snow Spirit Fox from hunting the birds now because he had to trick the Gale Bird into a trap.
If he hunted his young, it was very likely that their whereabouts would be exposed.
"Okay." The Snow Spirit Fox finally gave up the idea of having a good meal.
It turned around and asked, "Mcgee, what are you going to do?"
"Of course I'm going to set up a bomb here!"
There was no time bomb or land mine in the bomb Mcgee made. He had to estimate the time when the Gale Bird would return and then set up an explosion.
The Snow Spirit Fox snorted and said, "You humans want to hurt the Guardian with those things? You think too much!"
From the Snow Spirit Fox's point of view, he had seen the power of the bomb, but it was not worth mentioning.
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"Then how do you plan to deal with the Gale Bird? It's 10,000 meters above the ground," Mcgee said unhappily.
"Why do you want to fight it in such a place?" The Snow Spirit Fox mocked, "Isn't the initiative in our hands?"
Mcgee instantly understood that the Snow Spirit Fox's idea was to capture the Gale Bird's chicks to the ground.
Then, the Gale Birds would definitely search for them everywhere. At that time, they would have a duel with them on the ground.
However, it was extremely difficult to kidnap these six young birds to the ground.
Mcgee and the Snow Spirit Fox could not fly. It would take them at least four hours to climb down the same way.
Because it would not be as easy as climbing down. As long as they took one wrong step, they would die.
"Didn't you just pick up a feather that reduces gravity?"
The Snow Spirit Fox said, "If we reduce the gravity by half, we don't have to worry about breaking the branches even if we jump on them."
Soon, the Snow Spirit Fox equipped itself with the Gale Bird's feather and let Mcgee sit on its body.
It began to nimbly jump back and forth on the tree, but this time it was jumping down. Mcgee was scared out of his wits and hugged the Snow Spirit Fox tightly.
Familiars had much better reflexes and survival abilities than humans.
Perhaps in terms of combat, Mcgee felt that he was on par with the Snow Spirit Fox.
But in terms of survival, Mcgee would never dare to do something like the Snow Spirit Fox jumping up and down on the tree trunk.
For familiars, this kind of action was close to animal instinct. As a human, Mcgee could never imagine it.
Just as they were halfway up, a loud bird cry came from the sky.
When the Gale Bird returned from hunting, it found that its cub had disappeared and let out a wail.
Then, it circled in the air crazily. Birds had an excellent dynamic vision. It just did not expect that a bold creature would dare to approach this divine tree.
But now, it saw the Snow Spirit Fox and Mcgee jumping around on the branches.
Without a doubt, his cub was in their hands.
"Not good, we've been discovered," Mcgee said in despair.
The Snow Spirit Fox looked at the sky. The Gale Bird was charging at them at high speed.
Although it looked like a small dot now, he knew that the Gale Bird would be in front of him in less than ten seconds.
After all, it was the wind, the fastest of all the nature-type familiars.
"I have an idea. I don't know if you dare."
Mcgee knew that it was too late to run down now. Fighting it on the tree would only lead to death.
"Hurry up and say it. Don't talk nonsense." The Snow Spirit Fox was also a little anxious.
"We'll jump straight down from here."
"Are you crazy?"
The Snow Spirit Fox glanced at the ground. It was at least 2,000 meters above the ground now.
Even a level-10 familiar like it would not dare to do such a crazy thing, let alone a human, Mcgee.
"Trust me." Mcgee looked at the Gale Bird flying over in fear. It was still small just a moment ago, but now they could already see its outline.
If they continued to climb down, they would need at least 10 minutes to reach the ground.
That was already their maximum speed. It took them four hours to reach the ground!
"Jump directly?" The Snow Spirit Fox hardened her heart and asked.
"Yes."
"If I die, I will not let you go even if I go to hell!"
With that, the Snow Spirit Fox jumped.
It jumped at a height of 2,000 meters.
Below it was a sea of ice and snow.
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