Grandmaster Yin frowned, such noisy disturbances, truly inconsiderate of the occasion.
Bo Yimo turned his head and glanced over, chuckling lightly, "Old Master, your birthday gift has arrived."
Several soldiers were seen pushing a trolley over, and on it was something resembling a tortoise, gigantic in size, a fully grown one.
Even the elderly Grandmaster, wizened by decades of experience, was a bit taken aback, blurting out, "Hawksbill!"
The hawksbill, a nationally protected species of the second class, also known as the longevity tortoise, referred to as Xuanwu in ancient Huaxia myths, is one of the four mythical creatures of China. Its scales are crystal-clear and elegant, earning the ancient nickname "Sea Gold." Always seen as a symbol of fortune, representing nobility, sanctity, with strong significance for warding off evil.
