Chapter 970

The first to put down the spoon were the two little sisters, only hearing Wang Xiaomei say:

"I won't eat anymore, it's uncomfortable for my throat."

Wang Xiaoli also put down the spoon and said:

"I don't want to eat anymore either, it's too sweet."

After the two little girls finished speaking, they turned around and ran outside.

Immediately after, Wang Yi and Wang An also put down the spoons, obviously unable to eat anymore either.

It really didn't exceed Wang An's expectations at all; although honey is delicious, you can't eat much of it before you feel greasy.

Of course, although the four of Wang An couldn't eat anymore, Mu Xueqing hadn't eaten enough yet, and Mu Xueqing asked Wang An and Wang Yi very strangely:

"Honey is so delicious, why can't you two eat anymore?"

Wang An and Wang Yi looked at Mu Xueqing still stuffing honey into her mouth and shook their heads at the same time:

"Don't eat anymore, you eat it yourself."

It must be admitted that Mu Xueli said his big sister loves honey the most, and it really wasn't wrong at all.

After eating honey, just when Wang An was pondering whether to cast a few nets to throw into the fish pond or do something else, Wang An suddenly remembered that there was a big thing that should be put on the agenda now.

And this big thing is training Da Jin, Xiao Jin, Da Cang, and Xiao Cang.

You have to know that these four eagles are related to whether they can catch hanging sheep in the future and drink hanging sheep blood.

It has been two and a half months, almost 3 months, since Wang An dug these two goshawks and two golden eagles back.

So these four eagles have fully grown into half-grown eagles, which is to say, they can fully start trying to learn to fly and be trained.

Because they have been eating spirit-opening powder since they were young, and Wang An has been following the method mentioned on the silk cloth, communicating and cultivating feelings with them whenever he has time.

This led to these four eagles now having human emotions and being able to understand some simple instructions.

For example, when Wang An whistles, these four little guys know that Wang An is summoning them, and they flap their wings and run to Wang An.

For example, when Wang An says "lie down," they will lie on the ground.

To tell the truth, Wang An feels that raising eagles is no different from raising cats and dogs.

Coming to the warehouse, tying two pieces of leather prepared long ago on his shoulders, putting Da Jin and Xiao Jin on them respectively, then grabbing Da Cang with one hand and Xiao Cang with the other, Wang An strolled to the old courtyard.

Actually, what Wang An most wants to train are Da Jin and Xiao Jin, because only the power of golden eagles can catch slightly larger prey like hanging sheep and roe deer.

As for goshawks, this thing won't grow much even after adulthood, and can only catch a silly chicken or a rabbit or a dragon.

To put it bluntly, the reason Wang An raises goshawks is nothing more than for fun; the actual effect of this thing is really not very big.

After arriving at the old courtyard, Wang An casually put Da Cang and Xiao Cang into his side pockets, then climbed the ladder to the roof.

The way captive eagles and wild eagles learn to fly is different.

Because wild eagles are taught to fly by their parents, and when teaching, they will constantly demonstrate various things to the eagle cubs, so the eagle cubs learn very quickly.

But humans can't fly, so if you want eagles to learn to fly, you have to force them to learn to fly little by little.

Seeing Wang An climb onto the roof, he threw the two goshawks out without hesitation.

That's right, it's throwing, and throwing high.

After Da Cang and Xiao Cang were thrown out, they didn't know how to spread their wings at first, and only when the speed of descent became faster and faster did these two little guys know how to spread their wings and flap them.

Unfortunately, they didn't know how to fly yet, so before they could react, they fell directly to the ground.

The two little guys who fell to the ground were still very confused, spreading their wings and lying on the ground without getting up.

Wang An whistled, and these two little guys got up and walked toward the house, then stood under the eaves and chirped at Wang An.

Wang An lowered his head and looked, feeling that these two little guys seemed to be fine, so he didn't bother with them.

Actually, in this situation, even if the eagle broke a bone, there is no need to bother, because when an eagle learns to fly, breaking a bone is purely normal.

Turning his head and glancing at Da Jin, Wang An took Da Jin off his shoulder and threw it out directly, and immediately after, Xiao Jin was also thrown out by Wang An.

Since they didn't know how to fly, Da Jin and Xiao Jin naturally fell to the ground after flapping their wings a few times, just like Da Cang and Xiao Cang.

After another loud whistle, Da Jin and Xiao Jin also got up and ran toward the direction of Wang An.

Actually, whether it's human cubs or animal or bird cubs, they all have one thing in common, which is dependence.

Simply put, it's "whoever has milk is the mother."

When you raise children or animal cubs, no matter how you abuse them, they will always believe in you consistently.

This point is equally applicable to humans and animals.

After throwing the four eagles, Wang An climbed down from the ladder again, put Da Jin and Xiao Jin on his shoulders again, put Da Cang and Xiao Cang into his pockets, and Wang An climbed onto the roof again.

And after climbing onto the roof, Wang An continued to repeat the previous actions...

It must be said, eagles teaching eagles to fly and humans forcing eagles to fly are really two completely different concepts.

Until Wang An himself didn't know how many times he had repeated it, only then did the four eagles learn to fly clumsily.

To be precise, it can't be called learning to fly, it should be called learning not to fall anymore.

Just learning not to fall is definitely not enough, so Wang An continued, and Wang An threw them harder each time, and threw them higher each time.

Just like this, for the whole morning, Wang An had been repeating the same actions, that is, climbing onto the roof to throw the eagles out, then climbing down the roof to pick up the eagles, and then continuing to climb onto the roof to throw the eagles out...

Until it was time to cook lunch, only then did Wang An go home to cook.

No way, Mu Xueqing's belly is very big now, and she really can't do any work.

And although Wang Yi can also cook, the dishes he makes can only be given one evaluation, which is "edible."

As for the taste, there is no need to mention it.

It is necessary to mention it because Wang Yi's cooking can be said to have quite local characteristics, and not only does it have local characteristics, but it can also perfectly embody this characteristic.

If you want to make a summary of this characteristic, there are only 9 words:

"Dark, sticky, salty."

I don't know how Wang Yi learned it, but no matter what dish he makes, it can be evaluated with these 9 words.

After Wang An returned to the room, he steamed rice and simply made four dishes: bear meat stewed with eggplant and potatoes, bear meat stir-fried with squash, bacon stewed with green beans, and sauce-braised catfish.

Finally, he washed some garlic sprouts, small onions, and lettuce, and a meal was ready.

(End of chapter)