Chapter 1401: 1401: The Importance of Fate (1)

Chapter 1401: Chapter 1401: The Importance of Fate (1)

Yang Ruxin didn’t expect Xiaohei to come, let alone his wife Heihei, and what was even more unexpected was that their son came along as well.

Originally, she didn’t bring them with her when she went south because they were about to become parents.

The incubation period for an ordinary eagle is a little over a month.

However, not only did Xiaohei and Heihei hatch their eaglet in less than a month, but they had also already trained it to fly over thousands of kilometers, clearly demonstrating that it was another formidable Hai Dongqing.

Yang Ruxin named their son Xiaoxiaohei.

Xiaohei and Heihei collectively rolled their eyes, thinking, Sister Ruxin, can we not be so uncreative with names? What will the name be if Xiaoxiaohei has a child?

Sister Ruxin would assertively tell them it would be called Xiao Xiaoxiaohei.

Everybody else could only be speechless.

However, at this moment, the little guy seemed unconcerned about his own name and directly landed on Yang Ruxin’s shoulder, showing great interest in her.

Xiaolun swiftly leaped onto Yang Ruxin’s other shoulder, glaring at Xiaoxiaohei with anticipation.

Eagles and snakes are natural enemies, and while Xiaolun had grown accustomed to Xiaohei and Xiaoyin and could coexist peacefully, Xiaoxiaohei was seeing a snake for the first time. It suddenly cried out and took off into the air, ready to launch an attack.

Seeing a little brat daring to challenge him, Xiaolun immediately straightened up, assuming an attacking stance.

War was on the verge of breaking out.

Yang Ruxin immediately frowned, “If you want to fight, roll aside and do it.”

Xiaolun instantly understood Yang Ruxin’s displeasure and hurriedly swooshed back onto her wrist.

Xiaoxiaohei circled in the air for a while, only to find that his opponent had disappeared, which left him puzzled. He chirped inquiringly.

Xiaohei quickly called out to his son a couple of times.

Xiaoxiaohei curiously circled over Yang Ruxin’s head a couple of times, then landed on her shoulder, tilting his head to look at her.

“No infighting,” Yang Ruxin gently flicked the little guy’s head, “We’re a family, and we need to stand united against outsiders.”

The little one pecked at Yang Ruxin’s hand with his beak.

Xiaohei urgently called out, trying to stop his son, fearing he might hurt Yang Ruxin, but it was too late. The sharp beak had already made contact, but to everyone’s relief, there wasn’t any force behind it, so naturally, it didn’t harm her fingers.

“Naughty,” Yang Ruxin stroked Xiaoxiaohei’s head.

Xiaoxiaohei began to chirp noisily, seemingly engaging in conversation with her.

Yang Ruxin marveled at her ability to understand what he was saying.

“Sis, you’re amazing,” Yu Qingge leaned in and said, “I’ve noticed you have a special affinity with animals.” She then lowered her voice, “Is this what they call the main character’s halo?”

Yang Ruxin laughed, “No helping it, I’ve saved Xiaohei, and I rescued his wife from Dead Eagle Pit too. Animals may not have high intellect but they know gratitude; that’s why they’ve become friends with me…”

“That makes sense; there have been many news stories about dogs saving their owners—animals indeed have their own spirituality,” Yu Qingge nodded enviously. “How come I’ve never encountered this?”

“It depends on fate…”

Just then, the sound of horse hooves approached from afar, and soon a fast horse charged over. The rider hurriedly dismounted and kneeled on one knee to show respect: “I’ve seen the young mistress.” It was Shadow Ten, whose real name was Zhang Tiankuo, who had previously stayed in the village.