The battle between the monkey and the bird.

Galtai was quick to describe in detail the scene, which in fact was a flock of fruit-stealing monkeys attacking an eagle: "The bird was nesting in a coconut tree, and there seemed to be eggs in the nest. ”

He took this as an anecdote.

Liszt turned on his horse and announced on the spot: "That's all for today's logging work, everyone leave Thorn Ridge." Mr. Marcus, you come with me to Oyster Tun. "There is no doubt that the bird is the peregrine falcon, and the nest is the nestling waiting to be broken.

That is, the reward for his mission.

At the lord's order, the logging team immediately stopped their work and returned to the town along the half-built gravel road. Liszt had already taken Marcus and four knights to gallop towards Oyster Tun first. When they arrived on the east coast, they saw the patrol surrounding a fragrant coconut tree.

There were large piles of monkey carcasses under the trees.

"Lord Lord!" the patrolmen saluted.

Liszt raised his head and looked at the canopy of the fragrant coconut trees, which were tens of meters high, the lowest of which was four stories tall and the highest was twenty stories high.

The one in front of me was the tallest, growing diagonally towards the sea at an angle of sixty degrees, and when you looked at it with your head held high, the crown of the tree almost became a small dot.

At this time, the canopy of the tree is very lively, chickens and dogs are jumping around, and occasionally the corpse of a monkey will fall, and it will fall to death on the spot, even if it does not fall to death, you can see that the body is scarred, like a wound cut by a blade.

"There's a monster on it, and it's like a wound from a magical wind blade. Marcus vigilantly picked up a fruit thief corpse.

Liszt pointed casually: "It's the peregrine falcon, this group of fruit-stealing monkeys are attacking the nest of the peregrine falcon, and there should be its eggs in the nest." The battle was fierce. Mr. Marcus, is there any way you can get the eggs, which will most likely hatch a new peregrine falcon. ”

"It turned out to be a peregrine falcon. Marcus nodded abruptly, then frowned again, "If you climb a tree, it's easy to climb up, but there is a group of fruit stealing monkeys and a peregrine falcon on it, and it's dangerous." The monsters that protect the nest are the most ferocious, and the fruit stealing monkeys themselves are also a group of fierce beasts. ”

"Then just wait, maybe, they will lose both. Liszt was not so sure.

Since it is a task reward, it should not be difficult to obtain, otherwise it is an impossible task to get bird eggs from a group of fruit-stealing monkeys with combat effectiveness, or from a wind peregrine falcon with combat effectiveness.

This is another quarter of an hour or so.

There are more and more monkey corpses, and the patrol members are happy to pick up the corpses. These are the best game, and although they can't eat it, and everything in the territory belongs to the castle and belongs to Liszt, the lord will certainly reward them with a little good.

Liszt thought for a moment and told the patrol: "Put away the dead fruit-stealing monkeys, make up for the seriously injured, tie up the ones who are not seriously injured, and I want to live." ”

He has not forgotten his previous idea, which is to train fruit thief monkeys to go up trees to pick fragrant coconut fruits.

"Yes, my lord!"

Marcus suddenly said in a loud voice: "My lord, be careful, the remaining monkeys are going to escape!"

As soon as he finished speaking, Liszt saw about a dozen fruit-stealing monkeys fleeing rapidly down the trunk of the coconut tree. Behind them, a large bird with all its feathers almost gone, flapping its wings in pursuit.

"Marcus intercepts the peregrine falcon with me, everyone in the patrol intercepts the fruit stealing monkey, no one is allowed to run away, and those who can catch them alive try to catch them alive!"

Two dogs strive for a bone and a third runs away with it.

With such a good opportunity, Liszt made a quick decision.

"Yes!" Faced with the opportunity to beat the water dogs, the patrolmen were quite excited, and each drew his weapon and stopped under the tree.

Marcus took off his bow and arrows, bent his bow and arrows, ready to shoot. Liszt himself drew the red-blooded sword he carried with him, and the jeweled weapon gave him confidence.

In a blink of an eye.

More than a dozen remaining fruit-stealing monkeys have jumped under the trees, and the patrolmen have howled and rushed up to fight indiscriminately. The fruit-stealing monkey fought hard, and he was exhausted, and he didn't have any decent counterattack at all, just like a headless fly, he didn't know where to run, and he could only be beaten.

The spear hit the monkey and lay on the ground after a few blows, unable to move.

On the other side, the feathered wind peregrine falcon was chasing a fruit-stealing monkey, and Liszt had already rushed over on horseback, with raging flames attached to the red-blooded sword. A large rain of fire fell, and Rao was very clever in dodging, still stuck to the rain of fire, igniting its few remaining feathers.

But after this blow, the wind peregrine falcon sensed the danger, let out a long sigh, flapped its wings vigorously, and flew towards the sky.

Liszt couldn't let it run away, and yelled, "Marcus!"

Marcus was prepared, let go, the bowstring ejected, and the two arrows traveled side by side, accompanied by a short, high-pitched whistling, and stabbed the body of the stroke peregrine falcon, the arrows were gone, and blood was spilled in the air.

The peregrine falcon swayed and fell headlong on the beach.

......

When the last fruit thief monkey was smashed to the ground by a spear, it was then swarmed by the patrol and captured alive on the spot. In the end, there was no winner in this battle between the monkey and the bird, and it was all won by the fisherman Liszt.

Take stock.

There were a total of forty-six fruit-stealing monkeys, of which thirty-nine were killed and seriously injured and were replaced, and the remaining seven were not seriously injured and were all tied up.

The corpse of the peregrine falcon was retrieved, and it was not large, the size of a dog.

A patrolman with quick hands and feet carefully climbed up to the canopy of the coconut tree, found the bird's nest, and pulled out an egg slightly smaller than a pineapple.

"Lord Lord, there really are eggs!" the patrol member excitedly held the eggs and presented them to Liszt.

Liszt reached out to take the egg, and before he could begin to admire it, the egg suddenly made a slight clicking sound.

"My lord, the eggs have hatched!" Marcus was stunned.

Liszt was also stunned, thinking in his heart that the smoke task was really powerful, and the eggs began to hatch just after touching his hands. After a while, the bullet casings were pecked open, revealing a bare and ugly bird's head, with its mouth open, making an unpleasant "quack" and "quack" sound.

The huge eyes on the bird's head, looking at Liszt, kept crying as if they were asking for food.

Liszt coughed lightly: "Teacher Marcus, what do the young birds of the wind peregrine falcon eat?"

"It should ...... Eat small fish and shrimp, right?"

"So, patrol members, go to the fishermen's house in Oysterton, bring some small fish and shrimp, remember, to live. He vaguely remembered that in "Man and Nature" he had seen, there were seabirds feeding chicks, and small fish were still moving in their beaks, which were obviously live fish.

However, I also seem to remember that some birds eat small fish and shrimp in their stomachs, and then bring them back and spit them out to the birds.

Anyway, let's feed some living creatures first.

Today's harvest is huge, but I don't care so much about a small bird and monster - the big problem of the fruit stealing monkey is solved, the fragrant coconut tree can pick the fruit to its heart's content, and even the "worker" who picks the fruit has it;

There are also quests that are about to be completed that reward the town's scarce population.

"What a good day!" "Watching the wind peregrine falcon chicks eating small fish and shrimp, Liszt was in a particularly comfortable mood, "Teacher Marcus, let's go back to the castle together, and continue to hold a banquet tonight, well, barbecue fruit stealing monkeys!"