At the same time, Ye Guichen and his companions saw a large bird that seemed to be enveloped in flames flying from somewhere.
The bird spread its wings, measuring over two meters, and after a sharp scream, it swooped down viciously, directly blinding a wild boar's eye.
The beast let out a miserable cry, turned its head, and attempted to flee.
But before it could take two steps, it collapsed heavily to the ground, twitched twice, and then lay motionless.
The other beasts, witnessing this scene, attempted to escape one after another.
However, the bird had no intention of letting them go; with nearly every rise and fall, it easily killed one beast.
In just a dozen seconds, all the beasts on the scene had been killed.
The bird grabbed the beast, which seemed to weigh over a thousand pounds, but despite its grasp, didn't hold onto it.
The bird had no choice but to tug outward with its two claws, astonishingly splitting the wild boar into two halves.
