Ling Xue moved forward quietly and bit by bit. As soon as she reached the edge of the reed field, she found two sea chickens resting with their heads tucked in.
These two sea chickens are two or three times larger than ordinary domestic chickens, and each one looks very fat and tender.
Ling Xue grabbed two stone beads in her hands and swung them forward, and two sea chickens fell down.
Ling Xue did not let the two pheasants fall to the ground, but instead used a reed to move them out.
Taking out a large sack, Ling Xue quickly put the two sea chickens that were knocked unconscious by the stone beads into the sack.
Ling Xue tied the mouth of the sack neatly and began to move carefully and quickly.
Next to the territory where the two sea chickens were just now, Ling Xue discovered another place, where there was only one sea chicken.
Ling Xue didn't plan to let it go either, so she used the same method to put it down.
At this time, the leading sea chicken in the middle tilted its head, as if it had discovered something.
At this time, Ling Xue did not dare to move and waited quietly for a while. After the sea chicken found that there was no movement, it shrank its head and rested again.
Ling Xue then manipulated a reed to move the stunned sea chicken out, put it into the sack and tied the sack tightly.
Ling Xue circled around the sea chicken and secretly caught most of the sea chickens around it. The only ones left were the twenty or so sea chickens next to the sea chicken.
Ling Xue thought about it and decided to use the same method as before. Otherwise, if the sea chickens were startled, they might run away.
When there were only more than ten sea chickens left, the sea chicken finally realized something was wrong and suddenly started clucking.
The remaining dozen or so sea chickens around were suddenly alarmed. Although they couldn't see, it didn't stop them from running around.
At this time, Ling Xue didn't care about anything else. She grabbed a handful of stone beads and threw them out, and the five sea chickens fell down.
The other sea chickens had almost escaped, but Ling Xue had no time to catch up, so she let go of the three slow-moving sea chickens first, and quickly put away the sea chickens she had shot.
After cleaning up these sea chickens, Ling Xue went to chase the big sea chicken.
When the sea chicken escaped, Ling Xue separated a bit of her mental power to follow the sea chicken, so Ling Xue was not afraid of losing it.
Ling Xue paid attention to the movements of the sea chicken while changing direction and running towards the front of the sea chicken. Although the sea chicken was quite clever, it could not compare with human intelligence after all.
Ling Xue was waiting in front of the sea chicken. When it came over, Ling Xue suddenly turned on the high intensity light.
The sea rooster was stunned for a few seconds when it was illuminated by the strong light.
Just these few short seconds gave Ling Xue the opportunity. She threw one stone bead after another, each hitting the same spot on the sea chicken's head.
When Ling Xue threw the fifth stone bead, the sea chicken could no longer withstand Ling Xue's attack and fell down all of a sudden.
Ling Xue went over to check and found that it was still alive. Ling Xue put it away with satisfaction.
Given that it was quite large and had undergone a high degree of mutation, Ling Xue prepared a separate room for it and packed it tightly in an oversized sack.
Ling Xue walked out of the reed field with the big sack in her hand, satisfied, and placed it next to the sacks containing sea chickens.
Immediately afterwards, Ling Xue walked into the reed field again.
Ling Xue has almost caught all the sea chickens in this nest. Except for seven or eight that escaped, all of them were caught by Ling Xue.
Now Ling Xue has to look for other groups of sea chickens. She doesn’t know how many sea chickens Minggu and the others have caught.
