Chapter 385 The Lion Digs a Trap
Chu Ye raised his paw, waved it in front of Maomao and Feifei and said, "Can't our sharp claws be used only for hunting, not digging traps?" '
After listening to Chu Ye's words, Maomao smiled and said, "Boss, what you are saying is that our claws should not only be used for hunting, but should also be used for other things." '
But Feifei raised her paw and looked at it and said, "Boss, how many traps do you think we can dig with just the three of us? Is it enough to dig just one?" '
Chu Ye said, "Of course, the more we dig, the better. How can we dig so many traps with just the three of us? We want other lions to dig with us." '
When Chu Ye said this, Feifei and Maomao were stunned.
Maomao laughed and said, "Boss, are you a little fanciful? Let other lions dig traps. Do you think this can work!" '
Feifei also said incomprehensively, "Boss, I feel that your idea is a bit unrealistic. We are lions reborn as humans after all. If you say that we can dig traps, it is reasonable." I don't think it's realistic for you to let those pure lions dig traps with us. '
'Reality is unrealistic, you will know it only by doing it. 'Chu Ye was a little unconvinced. He felt that these lions had already listened to him very much, so how could they not dig traps with them?
'Boss, what do you mean, we are going to dig traps together today. 'Maomao is a lazy guy. He feels the weather is very hot and doesn't want to work.
'Not today. It's almost noon now and the weather is so hot. If we go digging traps together, it will be very tiring. On such a hot day, heatstroke is possible! Chu Ye said again.
'Boss, when will we dig a trap? ' Maomao asked again.
'Tomorrow morning, of course. 'Chu Ye knew that whether they were hunting or doing other things, they could only do it in the morning. After all, the weather was too hot and not suitable for working in the morning or afternoon.
When Chu Ye said this, Maomao was temporarily relieved. He was afraid that Chu Ye would ask him to dig a trap now!
Just like that, the next morning, when the sun just rose, Chu Ye woke up Maomao and Feifei.
Maomao was sleeping and hadn't woken up yet. Chu Ye had just woken him up and said reluctantly, "Boss, why are you up so early!" '
'What do you say! What did we discuss yesterday? 'Chu Ye deliberately looked at Maomao and asked.
Only then did Maomao think of what they had said yesterday about digging traps this morning.
'Boss, do you really want to dig a trap? ' Maomao stood up, stretched and said.
'Damn, did you think I was joking! Chu Ye raised his paw and patted Maomao's big head.
Feifei was not afraid of digging traps. At this time, she came to Chu Ye and said, "Boss, let's go to work while it's cool now!" '
'Let's go, let's lead the other lions and work together. After Chu Ye finished speaking, he called the other lions and started walking towards the southern territory together.
The other lions now listen to Chu Ye very much. As long as Chu Ye greets these lions in a language that the lions understand, they will follow Chu Ye to hunt or fight.
Chu Ye led the lions to the place where they fought with the Maasai people.
After arriving here, Chu Ye began to dig a trap on a relatively flat ground.
Maomao and Feifei saw it and wanted to find a place to dig a trap. But Chu Ye stopped them first. He said, don't worry, I will give you a demonstration first. You just wait for a while and dig the trap according to my demonstration. '
After saying that, Chu Ye started digging.
The soil in this place was relatively soft, so Chu Ye didn't feel that it was very strenuous when digging. His claws are much sharper than those of ordinary lions. Also, Chu Ye's strength is much greater than that of ordinary lions. Therefore, when Chu Ye started digging, he did it very quickly. Within a few minutes, he dug a big hole in the ground.
The pit is about one meter deep and half a meter wide. Just big enough for a person to fall into. Chu Ye just wanted to make the Maasai people fall into these pits when they attacked them.
After Chu Ye dug the pits, he picked up some branches with his mouth and placed them on top of the pits. After that, he bit some grass with his mouth, still on these branches. In this way, this trap looks like some green grass, and you can't tell at all that it is a trap.
After Chu Ye dug a trap, he said to Maomao and Feifei, 'Did you see it? Just do what I say and dig a trap like this. '
After listening to Chu Ye's words, Maomao also started digging. Feifei did the same and started digging traps on the ground according to Chu Ye's method.
The same goes for other lions. They seemed to understand Chu Ye's words and began to dig traps on this grassland.
In this way, everyone spent two hours digging dozens of traps on this prairie. These traps are well disguised. On the surface, they look like grassy meadows. Only when you step on them will you know that there is actually a trap under this piece of grass.
Maomao is too fat. Whenever he works, he will be tired and sweat profusely. After he dug two traps, he didn't want to dig any more. He now looked at Chu Ye and said, 'Boss, have we dug the trap almost? Should we go back and rest? '
Chu Ye counted the number of traps they dug and felt that there were forty or fifty. He looked at Maomao and said, "Okay, let's go back and rest first!" We have already dug forty or fifty traps, there is no need to dig any more. '
'Okay, let's go back then! 'Maomao just wants to go back and rest quickly!
But Feifei felt that just digging forty or fifty traps was not enough! She felt that if the Maasai people came to take revenge this time, they would definitely lead many Maasai warriors. Just these forty or fifty traps were not enough.
'Boss, I feel that the traps we have dug are not enough, and should we dig more. 'Feifei is not afraid of hard work and wants to dig a few more.
But when Maomao heard Feifei's words, she was a little unhappy, "Feifei, what's wrong with you? The boss said there's no need to dig, why do you still say you want to dig!" If you want to dig, just dig here alone! The boss and I went back to rest first. '
