The Legend of the Condor Heroes: From Being Expelled from Peach Blossom Island

Chapter 168 An Encounter with the Divine Condor
The direction of the eagle's cry was to his left, which, according to the direction, was behind the forest in front of him, and also happened to be at the entrance of the valley where the Bodhi snake lived.

According to the book, this eagle and the Bodhi snake were sworn enemies. It ate the Bodhi snake every day and over the years, eating countless of them until it became bald and lost its feathers. Looking up at the sky, this eagle should be having lunch now.

Wu Chengyu actually dislikes animals. He prefers to bathe animals in a pot after they have been plucked, then light a fire to warm them, add some seasonings to enhance the experience, and have a proper chat with them only after their flesh is tender and bones are melted and they are served. He never wants to be near a lively, furry animal.

Back then, I was deeply in love with a former girlfriend. We were inseparable, and I almost willingly spent nine yuan to get two little notebooks for her. But the first time I went to her house, I instantly went into a sage state. This woman had four dogs and six cats at home, which scared me so much that I didn't even want to go inside.

Then he watched as his girlfriend used her red lips, which had just kissed him, to kiss each of the cats and dogs one by one, and the intense physical discomfort almost made him suffocate.

To be precise, the girl kissed herself with the same mouth that she had kissed these cats and dogs countless times. So the tingling sensation on her lips during the kiss was actually from the saliva of one of the dogs or cats.
Wu Chengyu never saw that girl again after that, because the girl made it clear that her husband was these dogs and her daughter was these cats. Wu Chengyu really couldn't be categorized; at most, he could be considered a self-powered tool.

Therefore, Wu Chengyu never thought of becoming sworn brothers with this divine eagle like Yang Guo did. He also didn't understand why a man would want to befriend a bird, even if it was a spiritually powerful beast.

In Jin Yong's novels, the only creature that can truly be called a spiritual beast is probably this divine eagle.

The Lightning Sable in Tianlong is not worth mentioning, the Ice Silkworm is raised by a monk, and the Manggu Toad is known as the mount of the plague god, but in the end, it is no match for the stomach acid of a playboy.

There aren't many noteworthy animals in other novels either; the pair of white eagles that Guo Jing kept were just domesticated poultry.

The Divine Eagle is truly unique among mythical beasts, possessing both spiritual power and formidable fighting ability; there is no other like it.

Since he was already there, Wu Chengyu couldn't help but be curious and wanted to observe it in person.

He remained vigilant and slowly walked out of the woods, where he saw the eagle fighting with several giant snakes.

Just as described in the original work, this giant eagle was enormous, taller than a human, and extremely ugly. Its feathers were sparse and scattered all over its body, as if most of them had been plucked. Its fur was yellowish-black and very dirty, and it had a large, blood-red fleshy growth on its head.

How could Yang Guo feel a sense of kinship with someone like this, when Wu Chengyu would avoid them like the plague?
Meanwhile, the giant serpent fighting the divine eagle could already be called a python. Judging from its appearance, its body diameter exceeded 30 centimeters and it was at least seven or eight meters long. The fleshy horns on its head were different from those of other Bodhi serpents.

Normally, the fleshy horns of the Bosqu snake are black and have no scales, but this giant snake is light gold, and the extra fleshy horns have gold scales.

Wu Chengyu immediately knew that this was the snake king he was looking for. His hope of rebuilding his foundation lay in this snake king. Its gall could meet the energy requirements of the silkworm transformation, making it a true treasure of heaven and earth.

But despite his thoughts, Wu Chengyu had no intention of making a move. The powerful threat emanating from the snake king made him dare not take a single step forward.

At this moment, the Snake King was fighting to the death with the Divine Eagle. In terms of combat power, the Snake King was slightly inferior to the Divine Eagle, but it also had four giant python-type Bodhi snakes that were slightly smaller than it.

Wu Chengyu couldn't tell the snakes were male or female, but they were probably the snake king's concubines. With one king and four queens working together, even the Divine Eagle would have a hard time gaining the upper hand.

In The Return of the Condor Heroes, Yang Guo, who could wield the Xuan Tie Heavy Sword, could knock away the five wheels of the Golden Wheel Monk with a single sword strike, and then knock the Golden Wheel Monk to the ground with another.

However, when the divine eagle flapped its wings, Yang Guo's Xuan Tie Heavy Sword could only manage a draw at best. This giant creature was a mutated species; having consumed the Bodhi Serpent for so many years, its strength was beyond human imagination.

Meanwhile, the Snake King on the opposite side allowed the Divine Eagle's wings to flap at him. Although he was forced to retreat and his golden scales were shattered and sparks flew, he was still unable to break through its defenses.

The Serpent King's counterattack after coiling up its snake formation also made the Divine Eagle wary. The snake head that shot out in that instant had a straight-line speed that even surpassed that of the Guhua. The powerful kinetic energy of its strong body under high speed, along with its sharp fangs, made even the mighty Divine Eagle have to dodge and dare not take the hit head-on.

Wu Chengyu analyzed the strength of both sides and the enemy. If he were in his prime, he could definitely use his lightness skill to protect himself in front of the Snake King.

However, none of his various martial arts could pose a threat to the snake king. The sharp finger force of the Nine Yin Divine Claw could not break through the golden scales on the snake king's body, and the other Great Subduing Demon Fist and other techniques were not as powerful as the wings of the Divine Eagle.

The "Sad Breeze" technique he concocted, as clearly stated in the bamboo slips, had little effect on the enormous serpent. Therefore, Wu Chengyu couldn't think of any way to kill the serpent king at the moment, at least not with his half-crippled body.

Under Wu Chengyu's watchful eye, the two fought so fiercely that the large trees beside them were knocked over, and some boulders were directly smashed by the Divine Eagle or the Snake King. However, one of the Snake King's concubines was accidentally torn open by the Divine Eagle's sharp claws, leaving a one-meter-long gash.

The snake king attacked relentlessly, forcing the divine eagle to retreat, and then retreated into the valley with his concubine.

The valley entrance was now a scene of devastation, with broken wood and rocks, and dozens of dead Bosqu snakes caught in the blast. These snakes were much larger than the ones Wu Chengyu had caught.

There were countless Bodhi snakes in that valley, and even the Divine Eagle dared not venture deep into it. Watching the snake king retreat, it knew it had won and let out a series of eagle cries, which even Wu Chengyu could hear in its smugness.

Seeing the snake king retreat, Wu Chengyu felt much relieved. A venomous snake the size of a python would make any normal person feel uneasy if they saw it up close. Wu Chengyu couldn't help but take a few steps forward, wanting to get a little closer.

Who knew that after taking only two steps, Wu Chengyu heard the cry of the divine eagle. The cry was clearly threatening, so Wu Chengyu immediately stopped and saw the divine eagle looking at him sideways. In its eyes, Wu Chengyu saw not only a bit of threat, but also more disdain.

Wu Chengyu could understand that the eyes of a spiritual beast could carry emotions, but he really couldn't understand why this bird would despise him.

That's right, Wu Chengyu looked at it again and confirmed it was disgust, a strong sense of disgust.

Wu Chengyu was a little confused. Where did this dislike come from? Could it be that the eagle had heard his inner complaints about the bald eagle?

What is this? After time-traveling, the Condor Heroes eavesdropped on my thoughts?

In the novel, Yang Guo, having lost his arm, stumbled into this valley and, upon simply calling out "Brother Eagle," immediately received all sorts of help from the eagle.

He was fed snake gallbladders, given divine weapons, taught martial arts, and eventually followed Yang Guo to wander the world.

Why did Wu Chengyu only receive disdain when she came to him? Wu Chengyu was very dissatisfied.

(End of this chapter)