In the sky, the irritable Phoenix became even more agitated, and everyone below assumed it was due to some abnormal heavenly phenomenon.
That's why the Grand Phoenix was behaving so violently.
In fact, the actual reason for the Phoenix's agitation was a rabbit in the courtyard behind the Cining Palace. This white rabbit made its nest in a hundred-year-old willow tree by bending the willow branches.
Then the rabbit concealed itself in the willow nest, baring its teeth at the Grand Phoenix!
The Grand Phoenix was furious. This little hare usually flatters when there's nothing wrong and clings to the powerful.
When its master had not descended to the mortal world, it was sycophantic. But now that its master was among the mortals, it was still being sycophantic!
Not only was it always one step ahead, but it also provoked the Phoenix here.
Such a two-faced creature!
