Rebirth: Living in Wilderness with My Superpower
Chapter 469: Raising Eagles?

Chapter 469: Chapter 469: Raising Eagles?

It was indeed a wonder, to think this era actually had mangoes.

Li Wenli’s cookbook included a recipe for making mango smoothies.

At that time, Bai Junjun thought that it must be very satisfying to eat them in summer; unfortunately, she didn’t have any clue where to find such fruits, and to her surprise, Shopkeeper Yan brought some over today.

For Bai Junjun, receiving these was even more thoughtful than receiving ink, brushes, paper, and inkstones. Her smile instantly brightened.

She even generously took out a man-eating eagle’s egg and handed it to Shopkeeper Yan.

Shopkeeper Yan stared at the egg, which was larger than her own head, in astonishment.

"What... what is this?"

Just then, Fool and the others, who had been immersed in their writing, finally noticed Shopkeeper Yan and joyfully ran out to greet her.

Seeing the familiar large egg in Shopkeeper Yan’s hands, the three of them couldn’t help but express their surprise, "Hey, you have a man-eating eagle’s egg too?"

"Man-eating eagle’s egg?" Shopkeeper Yan was utterly confused.

"Yep." The Fool happily recounted the story of what had happened in the tube-shaped building.

How terrible the man-eating eagle was and how it had consumed many people and then how they had slain it and so on.

Shopkeeper Yan was stunned by the tale.

She never expected that they had gone through such a dangerous ordeal.

Upstairs, Xiao Chan was also flabbergasted.

She knew that the young master’s absence must have been filled with adventures, but she never imagined it to be this kind of adventure.

The group, without any particular reason, remembered the boa from the day before and shuddered.

They feared that this man-eating eagle might not be much easier to deal with than the boa.

Shopkeeper Yan glanced at the egg, heavy with the weight of so many lives, and said, "This egg, with its significance, would be a pity to eat. How about I try to hatch it instead?"

"?" The children were startled. "You want to raise a man-eating eagle?"

But they quickly understood and upon further thought, it indeed seemed like an impressive idea.

"But won’t that be very dangerous?" Bai Sasa was somewhat worried.

"No, it won’t. If we become friends with it from a young age, and raise it properly, it won’t harm us. In fact, if we encounter other man-eating eagles later, it can warn them not to hurt us," Fool said as if it were the most natural thing in the world, patting Bai Sasa’s head to reassure her.

"..." Bai Sasa was at a loss for words, feeling that although the dream was beautiful, it seemed a bit far-fetched.

Bai Junjun and Li Wenli exchanged a glance.

Business people are indeed different; their thoughts were not the same as theirs.

Ever since they found the man-eating eagle’s egg, they had only thought about how to steam or roast it with salt; they had never considered hatching it.

Thinking about it more, if they set up a huge breeding farm, one man-eating eagle could feed several families, and it could probably sell for a lot of money, right?

The more they thought about it, the brighter the future seemed, and their gaze towards Shopkeeper Yan became much more eager, "If Shopkeeper Yan researches a hatching method, you must tell us."

"..." Shopkeeper Yan, feeling flattered, nodded, "I have a chef uncle in the kitchen who is good at raising chickens and feeding birds. I’ll ask him later."

Shopkeeper Yan stayed for a while before leaving.

After she had gone, Bai Junjun immediately set her sights on the box of mangoes.

Li Wenli, cooperating with her, went to the kitchen, where they found that Old Uncle Qiu had made them a big pot of steamed buns.

By then, everyone else had eaten, leaving just the two of them.

The pair were not fussy; they squatted by the stove and ate a couple of steamed buns with beef sauce.

Speaking of which, the steamed buns from Old Uncle Qiu’s house were incredibly hearty. Each bite was substantial, and their flavor was in no way inferior to those from outside.