Chapter 1120: Male Vultures Were So Handso That Even Lea Was Worried
Hair-raising...
For the first ti in her life, Gu ngng felt that Lea’s smile was rather scary.
Shaking her head, she said, “No, I have no intention of accepting a Vulture tribe mber as a partner.”
Lea chuckled. “That’s right. The Vulture tribe lives in such harsh conditions high up in the Motou mountain range, and have been nurtured by their environnt to be stronger and better-built that us. Further, they know how to fly. At those heights, apart from your beast pressure, no one else can pull them down from the sky. So even if they challenge us to beco your partner, Elvis and I might not be a match for them. Not to ntion that if you fancy one of them, he can beco your partner even without challenging Elvis and I...”
Gu ngng held Lea’s face to stop him from spinning even more exaggerations. “I am not going to take on a Vulture tribe mber as a partner. You are thinking too much.”
Gu ngng had pinched Lea’s mouth into a fish pout. Those alluring eyes matched with that adorable pout was so charming that Gu ngng broke into a helpless smile. She kissed him. “Stop those wild thoughts. It is enough for to have Elvis and you. Our family doesn’t need another male.”
Lea’s temper lted away with that kiss. His tone softened subconsciously. “The Vulture tribe rarely descends the mountains but they have done so previously. In the past thousand years, they have co down once to Sauder and t with the leader then. No one knew what they had discussed, but the looks of the Vulture tribe mbers have been described at length.”
Lea gently pulled Gu ngng’s hands off his face. “Long, brown hair like water flowing through a village, soothing to all. Lean and muscular bodies like perfect works of art carved by the harsh weather conditions of the Motou mountain range. A uniquely dignified and debonair aura that had been sculpted by the icy-cold winds above the clouds. When they walked through Sauder, their steps were unfaltering and fearless. Just a passing glance from their sharp eyes made one shiver and instinctively draw back to find a hole to hide.”
Lea finished his description with a sigh, before continuing. “The snow foxes are such a proud tribe—for them to describe another race in such a manner and to pass this information along for so many hundreds of years—how perfect-looking they must be? ngng, I have suddenly lost confidence in my own appearance. What if you really take fancy to a male vulture...”
Gu ngng shook her head with a soft sigh. “Didn’t you tell then that you are very confident that no one else in this world is more handso than you, and asked to just look at you? Why are you saying this now...”
Lea glanced askance at her, obviously worried. “That was because the Vulture tribe never ca down to the flat lands, and you would never et them. In that case, I am naturally the best-looking. Who knew... sigh.”
Gu ngng stepped forward to kiss Lea on the cheek. “It doesn’t matter how they look like. In my heart, there is only room for you and Elvis.”
“Rember you are the one who said this.” Lea peeked at Gu ngng out of the corner of his eye in a cloying manner.
“Yes, yes yes. I said it.” Gu ngng laughed helplessly. She then snuggled back into Elvis’ arms. “Hubby, do you think... this Vulture tribe is so powerful—should we bring them all back to Saint Nazaire after we retrieve the Love of the Sky? Just like the Eagle-owl tribe, let’s add them to the strength of our air force.”
“No way.” Elvis rejected firmly without any hesitation.
Gu ngng cocked her head to the side in question. “Why not?”
Reviews
All reviews (0)