After she got it in her hand, she noticed that the wooden card was not actually an eagle, but a bird with wings flying. She felt a little regretful, but she wanted to laugh a little. She looked at the pattern of the bird and felt that the bird could be described as "silly". In fact, it was not that much like an eagle when she looked closely. She thought to herself that she had just seen this bird as an eagle, which probably was related to the fact that the eagle she was looking for. Then she thought about whether people would easily regard other things that looked like it as that thing when they wanted to see something.

When she thought about the later part, she put down the wooden card with a bird pattern, and once again "pushed" the fourth small card pile aside with martial arts, making it combine with the first three small card piles she had seen to form a larger card pile.

Tie Hongyan quickly used martial arts to the fifth small pile of cards, and all the wooden cards in the fifth small pile were quickly spread flat on the ground.

Her eyes swept over each wooden card in turn. Without seeing what she was looking for, she used her martial arts to "push" the fifth small card pile aside, and combined the first four small card piles she had seen to form a larger one.

Tie Hongyan used martial arts to the sixth small pile of cards, so that all the wooden cards in the sixth small pile were spread flat on the ground.

This time, her eyes had just swept through several mukas, and she found a muka in it with a pattern like "a eagle". She thought: It shouldn't be a bird this time, right? You won't read it wrong again, right?

When she thought about this, she felt a little funny again.

At this time, she squatted down and picked up the one and looked at it. She was secretly happy: That's right, this is definitely "an eagle". I found another Muka!

Before she first used martial arts in the silver house, she had placed the torch far away from the pile of wooden cards. At this time, she had only one golden rod and one wooden card in her hand.

She decided to immediately take the golden rod and the wooden card and walk towards the wall with the "One Eagle" patterned wooden card, and wait until she reaches the wall, then use the golden rod to suck up the wooden card with the "One Eagle" pattern and fix it on the oval plate on the wall.

At this time, the question of choosing which wall to do something appeared again. She recalled the situation that happened before she fell here with the pentagonal ground.

She remembered that when the pentagonal edges turned silver, there was a pattern on each silver edge. The pattern of this "eagle" appeared on the silver edge between the red and orange vertices.

At this moment, the iron red flame in the silver house thought that the wooden card with this pattern should be attached to the golden oval plate on the wall between the red edges and the orange edges of the silver house. She took the golden rod and the wooden card with the "A Eagle" pattern and walked to the wall between the red edges and the orange edges of the five-prism silver house, and touched the wooden card with one end of the golden rod. The wooden card quickly became an oval shape, gradually becoming larger, and after becoming the largest, it still sucked on the golden rod and stood in front of her.

Tie Hongyan tried to paste the wooden card with the "A Eagle" pattern in his hand to the golden oval plate on the wall between the red edge and the orange edge.

The wooden card with the pattern of "A Eagle" just touched the golden oval plate on the wall, and she heard a "ding" sound again. The oval wooden card was sucked by the golden oval plate and fixed to the wall.

Immediately afterwards, the golden rod broke away from the oval wooden card with the "A eagle" pattern.
Chapter completed!