"Coo coo~"
The owl stretched out its wings; it hadn't been active for several days, and its wings looked like they were about to rust.
He cried out joyfully, his wings drawing a perfect arc in the air, forming a large semicircle. His feathers seemed to be clamoring in dissatisfaction, as if he were saying that he felt particularly uncomfortable not having experienced the feeling of flying for the past few days.
Fluttering~
The owl flapped its wings, pushed off the branches beneath its feet, and soared into the air with a whoosh. After circling several times, it felt the thrill of soaring and was indescribably happy.
"Coo coo".
Even though I'm not hungry, it's still a good option to move around and catch some prey.
As for the little hedgehog...
If she likes it, let her hold onto it for now. Anyway, what's meant to go into her belly eventually will.
The owl was feeling quite pleased with himself. Although his blindness was causing him some trouble, surprisingly, he didn't think it mattered.
After walking briskly for a few minutes, the owl finally arrived in the woods.
As usual, the owl found an excellent spot, using the darkness and branches to conceal its form.
However, what he didn't know was that the white thing stuck to his stomach was particularly conspicuous in the dark, immediately revealing his location.
There are fewer nocturnal animals than daytime animals, and most of them have good eyesight.
So, it's a pity.
That night, because of the white hedgehog stuck to its belly, the owl didn't hunt anything.
This poor owl just stood there stiffly for hours.
Because my right eye can't see clearly, I can't rely on it as much as before, so I rely on my own ears to listen to my surroundings and sense the atmosphere around me.
Until the sky began to brighten.
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