They had been following for a long time and were a little hungry.
The wild boar stared at the phoenix in front of it with its sharp eyes, opened its mouth, ate the umbrella-shaped thing handed to it by the rabbit, and then looked at the thing in the younger brother's hand, which was similar to theirs.
It hasn't eaten either.
Maybe you can eat it?
It tried to speak in a serious tone, "It should be edible."
The weasel picked up two red umbrella-shaped flowers, gave one to the eldest brother and kept one for himself.
The three monsters looked at each other, opened their mouths, and ate the red umbrellas in their hands.
After the rabbit and the phoenix had collected enough, they returned and saw three monsters lying on the ground, foaming at the mouth, some of them still holding half a red umbrella in their hands.
"This kind of mushroom cannot be eaten. If you eat it, you will become like them." The rabbit explained on the spot while holding the poisoned monster.
"Oh. I see." The phoenix bird benefited a lot from looking at the miserable conditions of the three monsters.
Be careful to distinguish different varieties of mushrooms and don't eat them randomly. Leave the task of finding mushrooms to the rabbit.
Time passes slowly.
The phoenix's feathers had long since returned to their radiant, fiery red appearance.
This really controls the rabbit. Every time it goes to sleep, it would be a shame to its identity as a clingy rabbit if it doesn't stay with it for half an hour.
For the phoenix, it has no expression on its face and is used to being rubbed by the rabbit. If the rabbit doesn't rub against it, it feels uncomfortable and thinks the rabbit is in a bad mood.
Alas, it’s really hard to get used to this.
The rabbit, dreaming of the sweet and crunchy carrots, had taken the phoenix with him early in the morning to cultivate a patch of land near their nest, digging up the soil to loosen it up, and planting their favorite herbs and vegetables, including long, orange carrots!
When the carrot harvest season came, the rabbit couldn't wait to sit on the phoenix's back and go to the donkey-headed wolf's territory.
On the day they went there, they happened to see the donkey-headed wolf fighting with a monster from another territory.
The phoenix placed the rabbit on a tall tree trunk and then went to help the donkey-headed wolf.
Fighting for territory is common for groups of monsters.
The rabbit squatted on a thick tree trunk, watching the phoenix grabbing the enemy with its sharp claws. Seeing the phoenix repel one, it was very excited and wanted to help the phoenix itself. However, looking at the huge wolf and then at its own thin body, it had to give up the idea. It watched silently, thinking in its mind that it would ask the phoenix to teach it some self-defense skills someday.
After a fight.
The phoenix wiped its claws with a leaf, turned its head and looked up at the sky, saw the white spot on a tree, flew over there, and brought down the rabbit in its mouth.
"Is it over?" Rabbit asked, looking up at the corpses lying on the ground.
"Yeah." The phoenix responded.
After Donkey-Headed Wolf ordered his subordinates to clean up the battle scene, he walked up to Phoenix and thanked him, "Thank you, Phoenix. If it weren't for you, this would have been a fierce battle."
"It's okay, I'm here to get carrot seeds." The phoenix bird stated its purpose.
"Yeah, I've already prepared it for you."
After getting the carrot seeds, the phoenix took the rabbit away.
With carrot seeds, you can eat countless carrots in the future.
The rabbit was very excited and shared his joy with the phoenix.
The phoenix listened to the rabbit's words and was obviously more fond of the grass than other grasses. He was a little confused and asked, "Is it really that delicious?"
"They are delicious, lively, crunchy and sweet, much better than grass." The rabbit expressed his love for carrots frankly.
"Oh." The phoenix said nothing more.
But it probably didn't expect that rabbits like carrots so much that they will never get tired of them.
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