The two villagers standing under the stone pile reacted almost at the same time. They grabbed the special hunting poles in their hands and quickly chased the gray shadow. However, the gray shadow moved very quickly. After escaping from the crack in the stone, it unexpectedly
He drilled directly towards another stone crevice.
The lasso rod in the hands of the villagers could not even touch the body of the gray rock iguana, and the gray rock iguana escaped.
Several villagers quickly surrounded the stone pile and inserted the poles in their hands into the stone pile. Four catchers surrounded the stone pile, preparing for the moment when the gray rock iguana jumped out of the stone pile.
, lassoing the limestone iguana.
After the stalagmites here collapse, they will leave piles of stones like ruins on the spot. These large and small stones are piled together. The small ones are only as big as a fist, but the large stones are larger than millstones.
, it is not easy to turn over stones on a pile of rocks.
All the villagers gathered around the stone pile and began to turn over the stones quickly. It didn't take long for the gray rock iguana to be pulled out from under a stone slab by the villagers. The gray rock iguana slipped out from between the legs of a villager.
’ He suddenly got out, but was caught by the catcher waiting at the outermost edge.
The rope on the pole tightly strangled the iguana's neck, and the iguana struggled on the pole.
But the more the gray rock iguana struggled, the tighter the rope became.
The gray rock iguana couldn't catch the rope with its sharp claws, so it hung on the rope and pretended to be dead. This was the first gray rock iguana hunted by the Wall Village Lizard Hunting Group after they left the village. At this time, Sur
Only then did Duck finally see the full picture of the gray rock iguana. This gray rock iguana looks unremarkable. It is only about two feet long. It has gray skin, a pointed head and a short tail, and thick limbs. It looks unattractive.
I believe it actually lives in the cracks of rocks all year round.
The villagers put the gray rock iguana into an iron cage, found an iron plate and pressed it on the iron cage to block the sun, and then rushed to another pile of rocks.
Turning over stones is a very hard physical job, and these gray rock iguanas are timid by nature. After being turned out of the cracks in the stones by the villagers, they will only find the nearest stone cracks to crawl in and hide again, so there is basically no need for hunting.
Weapons such as bows and daggers.
Surdak originally thought that he would use a hunting bow when hunting gray rock iguanas, so he even bought an alloy bow for this purpose. Unexpectedly, after arriving at the hunting point, this type of weapon would be completely useless. As long as he had arm strength,
With a few trappers with quick hands and eyes, they can catch iguanas in the crevices of rocks.
After calming down and thinking about it seriously, Suldak felt that he had made the problem a little complicated.
It should be like this. What hunting methods can these villagers of Wall Village have in front of them...
It was Surdak who also jumped off his horse, rolled up his sleeves and turned over the rocks with the villagers. Surdak was much stronger than the villagers, and could also turn over some large rocks. There were such things everywhere around the rubble stone forest.
There are always some limestone iguanas hiding under the stone piles left after the stone forest is broken up and they are captured by the villagers.
These hunting lizards were put into cages and kept busy near the pile of corpses until the sun was about to set. Then the old village chief led everyone to make a fire and cook under a stone wall sheltered from the wind. Surdak sat on a piece of limestone and kept talking.
I shook my sore arms, and the calluses on my palms were worn away.
Charlie, the son of the old village chief, brought Suldak dinner, gave him a simple smile, and asked: "Are you feeling tired? You must have never turned over rocks before. You have to get used to this kind of work slowly. You must not do it."
It’s too forced. If you use too much force, your arms may be swollen tomorrow. Rubbing and pressing like this can relieve the fatigue of your arms.”
Charlie did not press Suldak's arm, but used his own arm to demonstrate.
Suldak took the mushy dinner and said to Charlie with a smile: "Fortunately, I didn't expect that this hunting method is much simpler than I thought. I also prepared specially for this hunting.
An alloy bow, but unfortunately of no use at the moment..."
"Only here on the gravel beach can we catch limestone iguanas like this. Other hunting places are much simpler. Unfortunately, there are much fewer iguanas this year than in previous years. There are no traces of iguanas in those hunting grounds..." Cha
Li said with a smile. His eyes were fixed on the alloy bow on Suldak's back. He couldn't help but swallowed his saliva and asked Suldak: "Duck, can you let me see your alloy bow?"
, I saw it once in a weapons store when I went to Helensa City last time, but the hateful shop owner thought I couldn’t afford it and wouldn’t even let me look at it.”
Suldak took the alloy bow off his back and handed it to Charlie.
Charlie took the alloy bow in his hand and stretched out his hand to pull the bow string. Suldak was worried that he would hurt his hand, so he specially gave him the finger cot.
Charlie excitedly stretched the alloy bow to full string, and said with envy: "It turns out that this is how the bow blades are inserted into the bow handle. In the future, I will also go to the blacksmith shop to make a pair of bow blades..."
An old hunter beside him chuckled, patted Charlie on the shoulder, and comforted him: "Don't think about it. The blacksmith shop in Helensa City can't make this kind of bow piece. You should just use your own.
Let’s hunt for a bow!”
The old village chief walked around among the villagers and told them to move their arms before going to bed.
Then he sat down against the stone wall, with helplessness written all over his face, and said: "If there were no traces of iguanas in several hunting grounds, who would be willing to turn over rocks in the collapsing rock forest..."
The villagers turned over stones on the edge of the rubble forest for nearly two days.
In the afternoon, even Suldak felt a little overwhelmed. Moreover, the edge of the stone forest had already been turned over. If he wanted to continue turning over stones, he would have to enter the dangerous stone forest. The old village chief called for a stop.
The harvest in the stone forest this time was pretty good. A total of seventeen gray rock iguanas were hunted.
In the evening, the villagers who went out to explore the surroundings finally came back. Two villagers who went out to explore the limestone iguanas brought back good news. They found traces of limestone iguanas in the direction of the 'pustule' crater. Which ones?
The situation in the hunting ground is much better than that in the Stone Forest. If you don't want to turn over rocks, you can walk there.
The old village chief decided that night to leave the stone forest early the next morning.
After nightfall, when all the villagers fell asleep, Surdak quietly crawled out of his sleeping bag and quietly used the power of holy light to treat the villagers with red and swollen arms, watching the painful expressions on their faces in their dreams.
Slowly stretching, Suldak breathed a sigh of relief.
The next morning, the old village chief asked four villagers to carry two iron cages filled with limestone iguanas and leave. They took a shortcut back to Wall Village, and the remaining villagers continued towards the Pussy Volcano.
Many villagers got up from the blankets and found that their arms were back to normal. They were all very surprised. Everyone was talking about it. They didn't know what happened for a while. The soreness and pain in various parts of the body disappeared inexplicably.
Already.
The lizard hunting group continued to march deeper into the Paglos Mountains. In the deserted land, they also encountered a wolf pack composed of dozens of sand wolves.
When they saw humans, they first approached quickly. After they smelled a hint of danger, they ran into the wilderness without hesitation and refused to even look back.
The villagers in Wall Village here were also scared to death by this group of sand wolves. I had heard that many lizard hunting groups were eaten by wolves after entering the Paglos Mountains. I didn't expect that this time they would be killed.
On my head, I was thinking about how to deal with the group of sand wolves, but I didn't expect that they actually slipped away with their tails between their legs, and ran very fast, disappearing on the mountainside in the blink of an eye.