Chapter 1330: Chickens and Snakes in the Valley (Ⅱ)

The male chicken and snake that had attacked the Viper previously missed it, and it was obvious that he was the first prey to find it. As a result, it was picked up by other roosters. It was very angry, but he pounced and pecked the Viper's tail, struggling to tear back , Trying to it back.
The that pecked the viper, of course, refused to let out the prey that had just reached his mouth, biting the snake's neck tightly.
The two male chickens, snakes, and beasts gave each other their eyes, and their eyes were full of anger, like a tug of war. They all exerted their strength to compete for prey, and pulled the viper body straight.
Just when they were stalemate, the other two males in the flock came close with no good intentions, one left and one right, standing on both sides of the tight snake body, you bite me and bite the viper with ease. , Tear the snake skin, peck out the white tender meat, and enjoy it in a big mouth.
The two who were still in the tug-of-war saw their two "speculators" running to wipe the oil, and their eyes swelled with anger.
However, they can't speak out, otherwise they will give up their prey, and they will have to drag backwards desperately, trying to grab the prey as soon as possible, drive away other competitors, and enjoy delicious food alone.
These two unlucky roosters fell into the embarrassing situation of "riding a tiger hard", with prey in their mouths, but had no time to taste.
It was the two later roosters, who had come earlier rather than coincidentally. While they could not dispute, they buried their heads and pecked at the flesh of the snake. After a while, they pecked away the blood and flesh in the middle of the snake's body, exposing the bones.
A male chicken, snake and beast stretched out its flexible neck, protruding its beak and mouth into the abdomen of agkistrodon, and drew out a walnut-sized, green-colored snake gall and swallowed it into its belly.
The two roosters competing for the viper were really intolerable at this time, almost at the same time, let go of the snake corpse, rushed to the two white-eating and similar fellows, and fought angrily.
The four roosters were fiercely tussled on the grass. They were abandoned by the viper body on one side. The flecked flesh and blood of their abdomen glowed with gray mineral color, slowly spreading to the sides of the head and tail, and hardened.
Joan's eyes looked through the "Eagle Eye Observation Point" to observe the farce just staged below, noting that the viper that had been pecked to death by chickens and snakes was gradually petrifying.
The petrification phenomenon first occurred around the wound bitten by chickens and snakes, and then spread to the surroundings. This is very similar to the petrification attack of the unicorn rabbit, and it is also possible that the toxin causes blood calcification.
Judging from the spreading speed of petrochemical characteristics, petrochemical toxins transmitted by chickens, snakes and beasts through bites are obviously more violent than the similar toxicity of unicorn rabbits. The intuitive performance is that it causes petrochemicals to run faster.
The four roosters are still fighting, and the snake corpses that they have forgotten on the side emit fresh blood, attracting the female chickens, snakes and beasts wandering in the valley.
Flocks of hens, with smaller chicks, whispered to the viper, screaming and fighting while the restless roosters were enjoying the meal.
Joan noticed that the female chickens, snakes and beasts had torn off the fresh snake meat that had not been petrified, and left it for the cubs to eat. Then they turned their heads back and cut the petrified flesh with their hard beaks and beat them into their thumbs. Big and small stones were swallowed into the belly one by one.
The feeding scenes I saw in front of me not only reflected the hen's love for the chicks, but also made Joan aware of a problem.
Chickens, snakes and beasts who are not yet young seem to have weak digestive ability and cannot eat petrified prey. They can only eat insects, seeds, wild fruits and fresh meat.
As for their mothers, those adult chickens, snakes, and beasts don't mind pecking petrified snake meat. They can see that they can absorb nutrients from them, just like petrified lizards occasionally eat prey that turns themselves into rocks.
Judging only from the ability to digest minerals, juvenile chickens and snakes are similar to unicorns, and adult chickens and snakes are more powerful than unicorns, and even inferior to petrified lizards.
Joan soon remembered that domestic chickens would occasionally eat pebbles.
The stone enters the "sand sac" through the chicken's "crown sac", accompanied by muscle motility, which plays the role of grinding food to promote digestion, but it is not really able to absorb any nutrients from the stone.
As distant relatives of domestic chickens, do chickens, snakes and beasts have organs similar to "crowns" and "sand pouches"?
The behavior of chickens, snakes and beasts eating petrified prey is like that of domestic chickens. They just use stones to grind food, and then they will be completely excreted, or can they actually digest the stones and absorb the condensed nutrients?
To answer this question, it is not enough to just watch the chickens and snakes eating. Joan must also dissect the chickens and snakes by himself, and figure out the digestive function of this creature before they can reach a conclusion.
Thinking about it this way, Joan withdrew from the "Eagle Eye Observation Point" and consciously returned to his body, describing everything he had just seen to his companions.
Finally, Joan said one detail that everyone cares most about.
"A total of 24 chickens and snakes have been observed in the valley, including 10 cubs, 10 female adult chickens and snakes, and 4 male adult chickens and snakes that are stronger and more ferocious than females."
"Wow?! There are so many monsters!" Peter scratched his head. "On average, we each have to deal with 4 chickens and snakes. This is not a joke..."
Peter is just a level 3 priest, a bit reluctant to deal with two adult chickens and snakes, not to mention fighting against four at the same time.
Buffalo is a 6th-level druid, and Nikolai is a 6th-level paladin. Their strength is a bit higher than Peter's, but they are not fully sure to solve four chicken snakes without prejudice. Beast, and once pecked by chickens, snakes and beasts, waiting for their destiny, it is likely to become a stone statue.
Medea sensed the dignity of the atmosphere and smiled and comforted Peter, Nikolai, and Bavra: "Wait a second, you just need to protect yourself. As for the chickens and snakes in the valley, give me and Joe Ann and Ruby will deal with it."
Buffalo snorted in disbelief and raised his face: "As a village druid, indulging chickens, snakes and beasts to expand to this point is my dereliction of duty. I will never evade my due responsibilities! "
Medea saw that the kitten girl was the kind of competitive character, the more she persuaded her to pay attention to safety, but she was more active, and she smiled, without further persuasion, turned and said to Joan: "Bless me With a sensory link, I want to see the distribution of chickens, snakes and beasts in the valley."
Joan nodded, inspiring "the power of myth", photographing the "myth link" on the snake-hair warlock, and blessing Ruby with the "myth link".
Medea projected the perspective onto the "Eagle Eye Observation Point" created by Joan just now. After watching for a while, she turned back to her companion:
"Most chickens, snakes, and beasts are gathered together, which is convenient for us to concentrate on the spell. Wait a minute, I will use Joan’s blood mosquitoes as a starting point for the spell, to give the valley herd a'surprise', most of the scared chickens and beasts will Running outside the valley mouth, you pay attention to intercept."
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