bestfiction Chapter 448 Wild Boar Attacks
Chapter 448 Wild Boar Attacks
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As the days passed, the sorghum ears in the fields became redder day by day, and some villagers saw that the growth of their own sorghum was really gratifying.
They were afraid of people and wild boars in the mountains, so they just went out in groups of three or five and slept in their own fields at night.
That night, the moon was not dark and the wind was not strong. Dahei, who was supposed to be sleeping at home, suddenly barked non-stop, and Gu Qingqing was awakened from her sleep.
"Mom, what's wrong with Dahei?" Obviously, Wen Xin was also awakened by the sudden barking of the dog.
"I'll go check." Gu Qingqing said as she lit the oil lamp. Seeing that Wenrou and Xiao Nuannuan were about to wake up, she said, "I'll leave an oil lamp for you. Watch over the sisters and don't let them get up."
"Mom, what are you doing?" Wenrou woke up rubbing her eyes, and asked when she saw the light on in the room.
"I'll go see Dahei. Just listen to your sister." Gu Qingqing said as she lit up another oil lamp in the room.
Wen Xin sat up from the bed and gently patted her little sister's belly with her little hands to coax her to sleep.
Wenrou turned over and lay on her side, looking at Wenxin and asked, "Sister, what is Dahei's name?"
"I don't know. You should go to sleep." Wen Xin said.
"Oh, I'll keep you company. I'll sleep when you sleep."
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When Gu Qingqing arrived at the front yard, she saw Dahei staring at a certain direction and barking.
Seeing Gu Qingqing come out, he looked much more restrained, but still looked quite fierce.
Old Yang was really good at this. He put his arms into his sleeves, looked at Dahei and asked uncertainly, "Is there something going on outside? Dahei rarely barks so fiercely."
"It must have discovered something. Open the door and let it out." Gu Qingqing said as she walked towards the gate, but Li Xin ran to the gate even faster and pulled out the bolt.
Seeing the door open, the dog ran out first, barking as it ran.
Gu Qingqing, Li Xin and Old Yang followed her out. The oil lamp in her hand could only illuminate a small area in front of her eyes, and the rest could only rely on moonlight. However, in the blink of an eye, Dahei's figure disappeared into the field.
Looking at the direction, it is near Niutou Mountain.
"I'll follow you." Li Xin said and wanted to run.
Gu Qingqing tried to catch her quickly, but failed. She could only shout, "No, you can't go. Come back here."
Li Xin suddenly stopped and called out "Auntie" unwillingly.
"It must be dangerous over there, you can't go." Gu Qingqing said as she went over and grabbed his hand.
Just kidding, Dahei is usually such a well-behaved dog, but why is he barking like this? Maybe there are wild boars coming down the mountain.
What is he going to do?
Feed the wild boar!
Then wouldn't she have raised him for nothing this year?
Almost at this moment, the sound of clanging gongs suddenly came from Niutou Mountain.
"It's over, the wild boar is coming." Old Yang said as he ran back, grabbed the stick as thick as an adult's arm that he used to push the door, and ran towards the place where the sound came from.
Seeing this, Gu Qingqing was extremely anxious. She did not dare to go over. If she went over, she would be a burden. She could only shout to Old Yang's back, "Uncle Yang, be careful."
"Boss, take the child back and close the door. We'll go over to take a look." Just then, Zhao Dong, Zhao Nan and Zhao Bei rushed out from behind her with their upper bodies naked. They didn't even stop while talking, and by the time they finished speaking, they had already run a long way away.
"Aunt, I can help too." Li Xin looked at Gu Qingqing and tried to help.
"No." Gu Qingqing answered without hesitation.
"Sister, what happened?" Lu Xiaocao simply put her hair behind her head and rushed out of the house.
Gu Qingqing looked towards her after hearing the voice. "I woke you up too. From the sound of the gong over there, I think a wild boar was spotted."
"How did this harmful animal know that the crops were about to ripen? It came here just by smelling the food." Lu Xiaocao's tone was not friendly. It was common for wild boars to come and destroy the crops during the autumn harvest. Even her family's land in Shuangxi Village had been destroyed by wild boars two years ago.
Just as they were talking here, they heard a chaotic sound of people shouting on the road over there. Apparently they heard the noise and ran out of the village.
Gu Qingqing listened to the villagers' hoarse roars. She pulled Xiaocao and Li Xin back with one hand each. "Let's go home first. Who knows if the wild boar will come over here later."
Li Xin didn't want to go back, but there was nothing he could do. He could only let his aunt pull him back. After the three of them returned home, they closed the door.
the other side.
When keeping watch in the fields, it does not mean that everyone sleeps together, but rather that everyone sleeps in their own field. Only in this way can they better protect their own fields.
Because they are all in the same area, if anyone shouts for help, people nearby can hear it.
One of them drank too much water before going to bed and when he got up at night, he suddenly heard a rustling sound coming from the other end of the floor.
He couldn't tell for a moment whether it was someone stealing the sorghum or wild boars, so he held up a torch to go and see. Two big wild boars and a few half-grown piglets were crushing the sorghum, and they were eating it happily with a grunt.
"There's a wild boar, a wild boar is coming. Roar, roar, get out!" The man tried to drive it away with a torch, but it didn't work and he was butted by a big pig.
It was not until this time that he realized that he had left the gong he borrowed from the village chief's house at the edge of the field.
Afterwards, he was chased by the wild boar for two steps and was unable to take the gong immediately. However, his shouting attracted several people nearby.
It was at this time that the sound of dogs barking was heard in the village.
At this time, more than twenty strong men from the village came. Some were busy beating gongs, and some brought bamboo tubes and threw them on the fire, which could make popping sounds of firecrackers.
Several young and strong men, some holding shovels, some holding rakes, and some holding sticks, formed a semi-fan shape and surrounded the wild boar.
Fortunately, there is a millet field next to the sorghum field, otherwise if it was a sorghum field, not only would everyone's vision be affected, it might be even more dangerous.
However, everyone was standing in the open space between the stalks of grain and did not trample on the grain.
Dahei was the dog that rushed to the front and barked at the wild boar.
Hum hum ~
The wild boar, which was half a man's height, did not take the creature in front of it, which was smaller than itself, seriously at all, but its eyes revealed a kind of viciousness and madness, and it rushed towards the small creature in front of it with a fierce howl.
Seeing this, Dahei also rushed towards the direction, but just when he was about to collide with the opponent, Dahei jumped and stepped on the opponent's heavy body with his limbs, and rushed to a half-grown wild boar that was still eating food frantically not far away.
The dog's teeth shone silver in the moonlight. After piercing into the wild boar's flesh, it tore off a piece of meat. The half-grown wild boar jumped in pain, raised its neck and roared.
Dahei seized the opportunity and moved his mouth even faster, biting the other person's throat.
It all happened in a flash.
It was fast, and so was the other sow next to it. It roared angrily and rushed towards Dahei.
It happened in a flash. Almost as the sow moved, two torches suddenly fell from the sky. One hit the wild boar, and the other fell between it and Dahei.
Roar roar~
clang clang ~
Bang bang bang~
The villagers made all kinds of noises to scare the wild boars.