Chapter 535

The Golden-Winged Great Roc had a wingspan of nearly a hundred zhang, soaring straight up and dominating the firmament. In terms of wingspan, the two giant birds were roughly matched. In terms of tail length, however, the white Luan Bird—with its slender neck and countless cascading rays of rosy light—was twice as long. But when it came to sheer, imposing stature, the Golden-Winged Great Roc was a full circle larger than the Luan Bird. To trace the root cause, the Luan Bird was much like a certain broad-faced raptor: fluffy and puffed up, creating the illusion of heavy flesh, but underneath all those feathers, it was nothing more than a skeleton.