Reigning Supreme in countless worlds With Beast taming

Chapter 714: Chapter 408: Unmovable as a Mountain, Swallowing Sky Becoming an Immortal

The thunder gradually subsided, and the three-legged death crow spread its wings, alighting gently upon the rocky mountain below, its three sharp talons deeply embedded into the stone.

It took a heavy breath, and let out a hoarse, bizarre croak!

Unfortunately, it was not born of the Phoenix Clan; its call only sent a chill down one’s spine, without the submission of spiritual birds or the echoed cries of other spiritual birds!

Fortunately, it didn’t care about these things, its abilities were originally meant to instill fear, not to subjugate other lives; it had no need for the aura of a king.

Moreover, inside the Ten Thousand Crows Pot, there were still hundreds of thousands of crows, large and small—all of them its subordinates; there was no lack of beings that submitted to it.

The three-legged death crow closed its eyes, sensing the earth-shattering changes taking place in its body after the tribulation.

It shook its body, and its burnt black feathers from the tribulation thunder began to fall away, revealing sleek, oily… jet-black feathers!

Well, apart from looking smoother than before, these new feathers seemed no different.

But its eyes—upon opening—had changed from blood red to golden yellow, and within the pupils, flames seemed to be burning, as if they were two little suns, their brilliance intimidating to look upon.

However, these two small suns were somewhat eerie; the flames burning within did not bring warmth like the sun’s rays, but instead a deep, icy chill.

“Gaa…”

The piercing cry of the three-legged death crow made several elders who were looking directly at it jump in fright, quickly averting their gaze to avoid looking any further.

This creature was truly too eerie; staring at it for too long gave them the feeling that what they were facing was not just a strange bird, but rather an unfathomable abyss, almost dragging them in through its eyes.