During the golden eagle's stay in Aerilon, Nedda convinced him that he would live more comfortably if he lived with the nobles. The golden eagle wouldn't even have to hunt for food anymore, as humans would bring food to him.
Nedda's words clearly intrigued him. The golden eagle thought he could still fly freely and came to Izekiel's place when he wanted to ask for food. Unfortunately, his simple mind could not be applied to the complicated world of humans.
Nedda always ensured her buyers were qualified to take care of the magic beasts, so she was sure the demon beasts would be taken care of very well. She also believed that Izekiel could take care of the golden eagle well because he had always shown a majestic and kind demeanor.
Unfortunately, Nedda's prediction was wrong. The golden eagle, which shouldn't have been kept in its cage all the time, ended up locked in a cage for weeks.
