Lu Ao raised a hand, lightly grabbed its slender neck, and tossed it aside.
Sesame Ball was flung far away. With a honk, it spread the wings on either side of its body, flapped hard enough to stir up a noticeable gust, lowered its rear, half-upright, and flew back.
This goose could fly.
Lu Ao was somewhat surprised. He reached out and caught the goose by the neck again, staring at it. "You've got some skills now, huh."
Sesame Ball blinked its tiny black eyes and let out another hoarse honk in Lu Ao's grasp.
Its neck was being held, so it could not honk very loudly.
Lu Ao gently tossed it aside.
This flock of geese had been raised even better than he had expected. If he let them keep reproducing generation after generation, who knew what breed they might eventually develop into.
Lu Ao found himself looking forward to it.
He carried the bucket out of the geese's little enclosure, taking five goose eggs with him and leaving them two.
The geese behind him honked as they ran back, hiding behind the grass as though facing a great enemy while watching Lu Ao, their owner and destroyer.
They wanted to take back the five goose eggs, but they did not dare approach.
For a while, honking filled the air, and the racket gave Lu Ao a headache.
Lu Ao glanced back and felt it was necessary to hurry up and build them a shelter out in the wild.
Extra food was also imperative.
He needed to buy a few fish traps and leave them in the river whenever he had time, catching fish for the geese to eat.
Geese that ate protein would grow stronger than those that only ate grass.
When Lu Ao got home, Song Zhou