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25: Chapter 25 Can parrots understand human speech?

Now, Parrots have similarly become animals of the past.

So, most people don't know that Parrots can mimic human speech.

This makes many people extremely astonished.

As for An Ke, he suddenly had a whimsical idea: could this Macaw help him find large prey?

So, he tentatively asked.

Hearing An Ke's words, the Macaw tilted its head just like before.

Then, it flapped its wings and flew away.

Before leaving, it loudly squawked: "Say hello!"

Inside the live broadcast room, people from Kimchi Country saw this and immediately posted bullet comments.

"Is this Dragon Country brat trying to kill me with laughter?"

"The Parrot learned to talk, and you really think it understands human speech?"

"And you want it to help you find large prey? Why not ask it to fly you to the heavens?"

"Jin Sisi, is this the Oppa you admire so much?"

"Your Oppa is a joke."

"..."

The image just posted in the live broadcast room had dealt a massive blow to Kimchi Country.

Now they seized the opportunity to relentlessly attack An Ke.

Using this to vent the anger in their hearts.

Of course! Besides venting, they genuinely believed An Ke's actions were laughable.

Most Foreigners shared the same thought.

Asking a Parrot to help find prey?

It would be a miracle if it could!

"Great, now the Parrot just flew away. At least there could have been bird meat to eat."

"If it can actually find prey, I'll stream myself eating shit!"

"Is the person above just looking for a free meal?"

"..."

In the broadcast, An Ke watched the departing Macaw but did not choose to leave.

Instead, he sat down and waited.

Although there was no basis to assume the Macaw had definitely gone to help him find prey.

An Ke inexplicably believed it had indeed gone to look for large prey.

The question was only whether it could find any, and if what it found was correct.

Half an hour passed in a flash.

During this half hour, the Foreigners in the live broadcast room didn't stop their mockery.

Especially those from Kimchi Country.

From the moment the Dragon Country netizens posted that image, they had lost their sanity.

Then, after a Dragon Country netizen said: 'The more you care about something, the less you have of it.'

Kimchi Country directly transformed into rabid dogs, barking madly in the live broadcast room.

It even escalated to discussing ancient and modern history, with Kimchi Country claiming the Hundred Schools of Thought originated from their nation.

Just as Kimchi Country was on the verge of declaring the entire universe was theirs...

In the live broadcast room, the Macaw flew back.

The Macaw's return delighted many in the Dragon Country Masses.

People were very fond of this extinct bird that could mimic human speech.

The Foreigners, however, looked displeased.

It actually came back?

Wait... why would a bird stick with a human?

"Jin Gang, you're finally back. If you were any later, I was about to leave," An Ke joked.

The Parrot flew in front of An Ke and repeatedly said to him: "Say hello! Say hello!"

As it vocalized, it kept circling in a certain direction.

An Ke's heart immediately stirred; he understood Jin Gang intended to lead him somewhere.

He was a bit curious. What exactly would it lead him to find?

Was it really the large prey he needed?

Before following the Parrot away, An Ke first handed the Python over to Little Scar and the other monkeys.

Then he signaled for them to take the snake back to camp.

Little Scar seemed to have accepted a glorious mission, standing tall and proud as it took the Python.

Watching The monkeys leave, An Ke then followed the Parrot, letting it lead the way.

The path Jin Gang led was one An Ke had never explored before.

Therefore, the terrain was extremely complex.

However, An Ke didn't mind, simply pushing his way through with his body.

Even when a Poison Dart Frog landed on his arm along the way, An Ke paid it no mind.

He simply picked it up, played with it for a moment, and then tossed it aside.

This scene made the Foreigners endlessly envious.

Why didn't their country's Contestant have a Poison Immunity Constitution?

With such a constitution, survival rates increased dramatically.

For example, just now, if it were a Contestant from another country, most would have been poisoned.

Since the path was undeveloped, progress was relatively slow.

When they reached a slope, Jin Gang suddenly returned to An Ke's side, landed on his shoulder, looked in a certain direction, and called out to An Ke.

An Ke looked down the slope and saw a wild boar about fifty meters away on the downward incline.

The live broadcast room also saw the wild boar and was instantly stunned.

"That Parrot really led An Ke to a wild boar."

"Doesn't that mean this Parrot actually understands human speech?"

"Holy moly, this is too Dream-like. Even novels wouldn't dare write something this unreal."

"Forget whether it's Dream-like or not. Tonight An Ke gets more wild game to eat. That's something worth celebrating."

"Speaking of which, where's that Lighthouse Country guy who was looking for a free meal earlier?"

"Hurry up, stream yourself eating that 'Oreo Filling'."

"Some say it's disgusting, but we'll supervise."

That Foreigner was now sweating bullets, not daring to surface at all.

Who could have imagined the Parrot actually understood human speech and really led the Dragon Country Contestant to a wild boar?

Too sci-fi, right?

Not just him, the other Foreigners also didn't dare to surface.

They had been thoroughly slapped in the face by An Ke once again.

It was so damn infuriating!

In the live broadcast, although Jin Gang had indeed found prey for An Ke,

because dusk was falling and the jungle was growing dim,

under these conditions, it was hard for An Ke to guarantee a successful shot.

So, An Ke gave up on the idea of hunting this wild boar.

No rush! If he encounters it again tomorrow, he'll hunt it then.

And so, before night completely fell, An Ke swiftly retraced his path back.

The Macaw closely followed behind An Ke, flying just behind his head.

When tired, Jin Gang would land on An Ke's shoulder.

Soon, An Ke brought Jin Gang back to his camp.

As before, Little Scar led the Monkey troop in fiercely guarding the camp.

An Ke immediately didn't hold back on praising Little Scar and the other monkeys.

Receiving praise made them extremely excited; all their earlier efforts were worthwhile.

An Ke then started a campfire.

As the flames rose, An Ke soon saw the prey Little Scar had placed on the ground.

Besides the Python, there were other small prey.

An Ke didn't need to ask; he immediately guessed these were from his traps.

Without hesitation, An Ke began processing the wild game to prepare tonight's dinner.

An Ke meticulously processed the snake, prepared the meat, and set it over the fire to roast.

Then, An Ke started handling the other prey.

While processing the birds, An Ke collected all the feathers.

He would use them to make more arrows later.

Five arrows were far from enough; he needed many more.

After all, when the time was ripe, he planned to train Little Scar and the other monkeys into a guard squad to assist him.

Weapons were naturally the more, the better.

Soon, An Ke finished his dinner in a few bites and then lay contentedly in the camp.

An Ke even let out a satisfied burp afterward.

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