"Since you are so true to your words, I believe you." Bei Tangjin clasped his fists at the man in purple again to show that he believed in him very much.
Seeing Bei Tangjin's serious expression, the man in purple thought, he had known that Bei Tangxun would arrive in Jingzhou tomorrow, so Bei Tangjin had to rush back, so even sacrificing a parrot would not be enough.
It's surprising. After all, this is the smallest sacrifice compared to not returning to Beijing according to the return date.
Bei Tangjin did not go to get the parrot, but picked up a bow and arrow, aimed at the sparrow in the sky, set the bow and fired. In just a blink of an eye, the five arrows were fired in unison, and only the "swish, swish, swish" sound of scissors cutting through the air was heard.
After a few blasts, a few sparrows fell from the sky.
Bei Tangjin shouted: "Su Tao, go on."
When Su Tao heard this, she flew up and caught the falling sparrow. When she spread her hands, she saw exactly five parrots, not even one.
The man in purple was shocked when he saw Beitang Jin's series of actions, and said: "Your archery skills are really good! But, you shot so many sparrows, do you want to roast them and eat them?"
Bei Tangjin just smiled and took the five parrots from Su Tao's hand. As if he was afraid that the man in purple wouldn't see them, he held them up high and said, "Look, these sparrows only have injured wings, they are not dead. They are still chirping."
It doesn't stop!" She deliberately bit the words and kept screaming.
The man in purple clothes still didn't understand what Bei Tangjin was going to do. He couldn't help but frown at the five sparrows in her hand. Each sparrow's wings were pierced by arrow feathers, struggling endlessly, as if they were trying to break free.
"None of these sparrows are mute, right? Young Master, you have seen it too." Bei Tang Jin's smile became brighter and he threw one of the sparrows towards the little green snake. The little green snake flew up and swallowed the sparrow into its mouth. Bei Tang Jin
Jin dropped several more, and the little green snake flew up again and swallowed them one by one.
It's just that the little green snake was too small after all. After swallowing three sparrows in a row, its body became bulky and it lay on the ground, very stable. It must be digesting food.
The man in purple looked at Bei Tangjin's actions in surprise and was extremely shocked. When he came back to his senses, Bei Tangjin had already ridden away. He only heard her clear laughter, echoing in the dense woods:
"All birds can speak, it's just that you don't understand!"
Only then did the man in purple realize that Bei Tangjin had caught the loophole in his words, "talking bird".
In his mind, "talking bird" was a parrot, or a thrush, but Bei Tangjin understood it to mean a bird that could sing!
"All birds can speak, it's just that the young master can't understand" is such an ironic sentence! Thinking of this, the man in purple threw the pure white orchid in his hand on the ground, glanced at the little green snake on the ground, and said coldly: "
What a useless thing!"
After that, he turned around and left regardless of the little green snake on the ground.
When we returned to our residence, the attendant came forward and reported, "Master, three waves of people came to seize the parrot. Fortunately, I fulfilled my mission and saved the parrot!"
The man in purple was already unhappy because of Bei Tangjin's teasing, but when he thought that these people were also recruited because of Bei Tangjin, he couldn't help but feel even more unhappy, and said: "Give the parrot to Xiaobai!"
The attendant looked blankly at the dark face of the man in purple, and was very puzzled. The parrot was obtained by the master with all his efforts. Wouldn't it be a pity to feed it to a fox?
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The main reason why the man in purple fed the parrot he had worked so hard to get to the fox was because he felt humiliated. As soon as he saw the parrot, he thought that he had been teased by a little girl. It was so embarrassing! God! People in ancient times put face first!