Who would have thought I'd fall for this today?

As soon as Jin Diao sensed the presence of a spirit beast nearby, he rushed over and caught the thrush with a single claw.

Jin Diao was overjoyed, thinking about the reward the leader and Lin Qian had recently mentioned for bringing back captured prisoners. So, he flew back immediately without even picking any fruit.

Yes, in order to motivate everyone to expand the team, Lin Qian didn't talk about development and construction; he just used incentives, which were simple, direct, and effective!

The thrush was imprisoned, and Lin Qian didn't plan to subdue it for the time being. The spirit bird was clearly terrified and timid, still trembling in the rattan ball. At this point, nothing he said would work; he should wait until the bird calmed down before taking any action.

Although it is a spirit bird, the thrush is a small bird with little offensive power and no sense of aggression. Therefore, it focuses its evolution on self-preservation, which is why it has awakened the superpower of invisibility.

Not all spirit beasts evolve through aggression. Only beasts like Lin Qian, which are inherently fierce, primarily engage in aggression. Animals that are inherently weak will naturally choose a path more suitable for their survival.

Although the thrush chirped incessantly, the other spirit beasts didn't find it annoying. It must be said that the little creature's call was indeed melodious and pleasant to hear.

If it weren't for the meaning behind the cries, everyone could easily mistake them for a song.

The chipmunk jumped onto the vine ball, pawing at the vines and curiously looking at the thrush inside.

Squeak! Finally, someone smaller than a mouse has joined the group!

Although the flowers of the Hundred Vine are also very small, only the size of a chipmunk's fluffy tail, the vines of the Hundred Vine are quite large.

The thrush became even more frightened when it saw the chipmunk lying outside, its eyes sparkling as it stared at it.

Under normal circumstances, squirrels eat birds in nature, so the thrush's fear of chipmunks is entirely a subconscious reaction based on its previous survival instincts.

Seeing that the thrush was frightened by it, the chipmunk became even more engrossed in watching.

Hmph~ Mice are so cute, what are you afraid of!