CHAPTER 245: CHAPTER 172: UNMANNED RECONNAISSANCE DRONE?

Wusi quickly covered his mouth, nervously watching the Eagle and Tucson.

Alya and Vivian couldn’t help but lean in, clenching their fists tightly.

With a thud, the Eagle landed heavily on the ground!

At the same time, Tucson also staggered and fell to the ground, a heavy breath escaping from his mouth,

"Great, great Saint Master, I did it..."

As Tucson finished speaking, everyone immediately let out a sigh of relief, smiles appearing on their faces.

Luo De sat back down, "Wusi, quickly help him to the side to rest!"

"Yes, Lord!"

Wusi hurriedly went over and helped Tucson to a chair on the side to sit down.

Tucson still wanted to prop himself up, but he couldn’t control his body and collapsed onto the table.

Luo De asked the maid Leia to prepare some sugar water and bring it over. After drinking it, Tucson let out a long breath,

"Thank you, great Saint Master, can you also provide some food for my eagle?"

"Alright."

Luo De nodded and immediately had the Guard bring over some jerky.

Tucson fed the jerky to the Eagle in the cage, and this time the Eagle took it without any hesitation, swallowing it.

"Great Saint Master, can I let it out?" Tucson asked.

"Since you’ve made a contract with it, it’s yours now."

"Thank you."

Tucson nodded and saluted, took the key handed over by Alya, and then bent down to open the cage.

Then Tucson extended his hand, and the Eagle jumped directly onto his wrist and stood firm.

Tucson stood up, took the jerky in his left hand, and continued feeding the Eagle.

After eating about ten finger-lengths of the jerky, the Eagle stopped eating and stood obediently on Tucson’s wrist.

"Great Saint Master, it’s full."

Tucson respectfully said, "We are ready to serve you at any time."

"Oh?"

Luo De looked at Tucson with interest and asked, "Tell me, what can you do?"

"My eagle can help you find prey around Frost Leaf Town."

"And I can see what it sees, then report the prey to you."

Tucson reported confidently:

"Whatever prey you want to eat tonight, my eagle can find it and hunt it for you."

Tucson’s voice was full of joy.

Now that he could help the Saint Master find food, he no longer had to worry about being abandoned by him.

You see, food is the lifeblood of the entire tribe.

Even though there’s no apparent shortage of food here, the Saint Master surely wouldn’t mind having more.

"Are you saying you can see everything the eagle sees?"

Luo De’s eyes lit up, suddenly intrigued.

Tucson straightened his chest, his gaze firm,

"Of course, great Saint Master!"

He sneaked a glance at Luo De and quickly withdrew his gaze, the corner of his mouth lifting,

"I can prove it to you!"

"Very well."

Luo De’s tone carried a hint of teasing,

"I want to know what your leader is doing. Go find him for me."

"Yes, great Saint Master!"

Tucson replied without hesitation.

Then he bowed and, taking his Eagle, left the hall.

Luo De and the others followed behind, watching him release the Eagle.

However, just as the Eagle took off, a flurry of commotion came from the other side of the manor.

The next moment, two massive figures lunged out, flapping their wings straight for the Eagle in the sky.

The Eagle’s body quivered violently, quickly fleeing to the other side!

"Damn!"

Luo De sighed, "I forgot about those two guys."

"Frost! Thunder! Come back to me!"

The voice full of vitality immediately echoed over the manor.

Frost and Thunder obviously heard the call,

The two-headed Flying Dragon, which had just rushed into the sky, seemed to be pressed on the pause button, circled in mid-air twice, and hurried back.

The two Two-legged Flying Dragons landed, growling lowly, as if accusing the Eagle of invading the territory.

"That eagle is like a carrier pigeon, my servant, not food!"

Luo De reprimanded sternly, "None of you are allowed to eat them, understand?"

Frost and Thunder blinked and then retracted their wings.

This meant that they understood and would not attack again.

"Go back to sleep!"

Luo De glared at the two Two-legged Flying Dragons, his tone full of irrefutable authority,

"Have I ever let you starve in this cold winter? Go grow and develop properly!"

Frost and Thunder were still juvenile dragons, and Luo De was waiting for them to grow large enough to become mounts like their mother.

The two obedient Two-legged Flying Dragons twisted their bodies back into their nests, moving like two oversized geese.

After they left, Luo De looked at Tucson,

"Alright, continue."

"O-o-okay."

Tucson’s voice began to tremble again.

He had never expected the Saint Master to keep such terrifying creatures.

The confidence he had just built up was instantly shattered, and his body trembled uncontrollably.

Just like his Eagle’s reaction when it encountered the Two-legged Flying Dragons.

Indeed, the Saint Master is not someone one can easily speculate about.

Tucson lowered his head and hurriedly followed Luo De’s instructions to locate his tribe’s leader.

He muttered a spell under his breath, his eyes instantly flooded with blood, the whites and pupils turning blood red, just like when he made a contract with the Eagle earlier.

In the next instant, the Eagle that had just perched next to the wooden hut soared into the sky, heading straight for where the Eagle Feather Tribe was located.

Not long after, the red in Tucson’s eyes receded, his pupils returning to normal.

He turned to Luo De, bowing his head as he reported: "Our tribe’s leader is holding his second woman, trying to conceive a child..."

"How leisurely he is."

Luo De said with a smile, "Wusi, go tell Lawrence later that all those from the Eagle Feather Tribe who failed to awaken are to be separated and sent to work with the regular slaves."

"Including this Eagle Feather Leader."

"Yes, Lord." Wusi immediately responded.

Luo De refocused his gaze on Tucson,

"Earlier, when your eyes turned red, was it to control your Eagle?"

"I can’t control it, great Saint Master, I only told it where to fly,"

Tucson answered honestly, "I can see everything it sees."

"Hmm, that’s not bad."

Luo De nodded in acknowledgment.

This is practically like the reconnaissance drones from my previous life, capable of transmitting live footage.

Luo De was very satisfied with this capability.

"How far can you control it?" Luo De asked again.

"I’m not sure..."

Tucson said with some difficulty, respectfully pleading, "I can test it for you."

"Alright, then have it fly south,"

Luo De commanded, "Let’s see what the patrol team is up to there."