Eye in the Sky

Nekhbet was the goddess of vultures, the goddess of the sky, and the patron of the pharaoh in ancient Egyptian mythology. She soared high in the sky and knew everything about the past and the future.

The roots of the legend of Nekhbet were very old and had existed since at least 6000 years ago.

Ancient Egyptians living in desert areas had worshipped falcons and vultures a lot. They had regarded them as their ancestors and envied them for their vast vision.

The name Fina came up with for the UAV was especially suitable.

Other elfins didn't understand what Nekhbet meant, and Zhang Zian explained it to them. The elfins thought the name was good, so they decided in favor of it.

Richard fluttered its wings and flew curiously over to observe Nekhbet's way of flying at close range. Zhang Zian had to warn it not to get too close. If it touched Nekhbet's rotor directly, it would definitely break its skin and flesh.