After leaving the forest, what entered their sight was a basin that extended diagonally downward. The bottom of the basin was flat, and a wide river meandered through the basin, nourishing the lush plants along the two shores of the river.
On this lush grassland, they could see groups of animals running, especially the wild pegasi. Their white bodies were like flowing white lines as they galloped on the grassland. When they were tired from running, the pegasi would collectively spread their wings and fly into the sky, occupying a large area of airspace, frightening the lone wild griffins to hurry out of the way and roar angrily at them in protest.
