860: Chapter 461: Maiden Voyage with the Magpie_4 860: Chapter 461: Maiden Voyage with the Magpie_4 Owen Bertram had no ti to pay attention to Shelia, he was busy trying to comfort the Magpie.
Little Ghost Gregory Ryan was also anxiously trying to persuade her, but Magpie was so anxious that she was in tears, flapping her wings and jumping around.
She accidentally hit Little Ghost’s face with her wing, sending him flying straight into a large rock.
Feathers were scattered all over the ground…
“Grrr…” Magpie quickly pulled Little Ghost out of the rock and fanned him with her wings to check if he was fine.
Owen Bertram patiently explained: “She’s not my servant, she’s a playmate for my younger sister.” Magpie was secretly happy but still turned her head to the other side.
Owen gritted his teeth and made a promise: “The place for a personal servant is definitely yours.”
“Grrr…” Magpie let out a joyful sound and spread her huge wings, ready to pounce on the Lord – “Stop right there!” Master yelled, if this huge thing were to pounce on him, with her terrifying power, he would definitely be knocked down without using his full strength.
And to be trampled by her claws and wings would be very humiliating.
With Shelia still watching nearby, how could he her lose his dignity?
Using full strength…
this hefty creature wouldn’t be able to withstand it, and she might get injured.
Feeling wronged, Magpie shrank back and lowered her head, but her eyes couldn’t hide her joy.
Owen waved to Shelia: “You go back first, and I’ll return when I finish arranging things.”
“Oh.” Shelia agreed and turned to leave, occasionally looking back at Magpie, feeling a bit strange in her heart: That monster was nothing more than a foolhardy bird by nature, fierce and battle-hungry.
It was usually very difficult for such creatures to achieve Cultivation and gain spiritual wisdom.
Usually, out of billions, only one would be born, and it would need to survive hundreds or even thousands of years.
From Shelia’s perspective, the “spirituality” of these creatures was too low.
But Shelia saw that though this one had a lifespan less than ten years, it indeed possessed so spirituality – where did this spirituality co from?
Master sent Shelia away and explained the whole plan in detail to Magpie.
Finally, he asked: “Understood?” Magpie straightened up like a soldier and demonstrated that she understood.
Owen fixed his gaze on Little Ghost Gregory Ryan: “Remind your sister along the way.”
“I got it, Master.”
Master waved his hand to bid them farewell.
This ti, Magpie was not alone; underneath her feathers, she hid half of a Ghost Army and three Tier-6 Great Demons!
These were the trump cards Master had prepared for the Lord.
Magpie didn’t head directly south but flew east for several days to et with a fleet stationed outside gge Port.
The fleet was not small, with four main battleships, twelve secondary battleships, and sixteen support ships.
In total, there were 8000 naval soldiers!
This was the Summit Navy’s first voyage across the vast ocean.
When Owen ford the Summit Navy, the near-term goal was Sang Island, and the long-term imaginary enemy was the Red Clan.
So, all these warships were sea ships – although the real main force was the Celestial Warship, many auxiliary warships were also built.
This voyage was to deliver the first batch of supplies for the Young King without deploying the Celestial Warship.
It was intended as a training exercise for the navy, to gain experience in ocean voyages, and they would also eliminate so pirates along the way.
Now the Summit Navy is the apple of Master’s eye, so he called Magpie to escort them from the sky.
Magpie always completed the tasks Master arranged for her without fail, but this ti was a completely different experience.
Magpie was happy for the first few days as she flew over the vast ocean, with blue sea, gentle breeze, and distant sky.
Sotis she would catch Demon Beasts from the water and throw them to the navy for food.
However, in just a few days, Magpie beca unhappy.
The humidity made her feathers uncomfortable, and she felt as if her body had beco heavier.
Moreover, the high salinity in the seawater would often cause white frost to form around the edges of her feathers.
Magpie’s initial excitent gradually faded into lethargy.
Even when she saw her favorite Sea Snakes from afar, she was too lazy to fly over to catch them, let alone help the navy people with their als.
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