What should I do if my pet loves watching anime?

Pidgey flock vs. Spearow flock + Finch: two bird-type Pokémon species with a long-standing feud engage in a fierce aerial battle in the open sky.

Feathers flew everywhere, and blood splattered.

Using their numerical advantage, the Bobos ganged up on a Fierce Sparrow in groups of three or five, ramming it and flapping their wings at it.

The finches, relying on their greater aggression, retaliated with their pecking and claws.

The core of the battlefield is the duel between Pidgeot and Pidgey.

"Caw!" The big-beaked bird flapped its wings, and several sharp blades of air slashed towards the leader of the Popo.

"Pop!" Leader Bobo nimbly rolled to the side, dodging the attack while simultaneously creating a small whirlwind with its wings to counterattack.

The two elves were locked in fierce combat in the air, each collision generating a deafening sonic boom and scattered energy turbulence.

Taking advantage of the opportunity, Gu Beiri pulled Meili Sheep behind a boulder and observed the battle situation while holding his breath.

"Fight, fight as hard as you can..." he thought to himself.

This unexpected tribal war became their only chance of survival. As long as the two sides were locked in a fierce battle, they had no time to pay attention to the two culprits.

The battle lasted for several tens of minutes.

Wounded elves continued to fall from the sky.

Several Fiery Sparrows were surrounded and killed by the Fiery Sparrows, and three Fiery Sparrows were also severely injured by the Finch's Air Blade.

Brown and purple feathers were scattered on the ground, along with spots of blood.

Finally, in a fierce battle, Chief Bobo was struck in the wing by a peck from a large-billed bird and fell to the ground with a mournful cry.

But its final counterattack left a deep, bone-revealing wound on the toucan's chest.

"Caw..." The big-beaked sparrow was also seriously injured, with blood gushing from its chest, and its flight posture began to become unstable.

Both groups suffered heavy losses; only seven or eight Spearows remained in the flock that could still fly, and the Bobo flock also lost nearly half its members.

Just then, a long and majestic cry came from the depths of the forest.

The sound wasn't sharp, but it carried a natural intimidating power, causing all the fighting elves in the air to freeze in place.

Even the enraged Great-billed Sparrow showed a look of fear. It glared resentfully in the direction where Gu Beiri was hiding, let out a shrill screech to bluff, and then led the remaining Fierce Sparrows away, wobbling and staggering.

The Bobo swarm did not pursue; under the command of their leader, they began to rescue their wounded companions and clean up the battlefield.

The crisis has been temporarily averted.

Gu Beiri slumped behind the boulder, only then realizing the pain and exhaustion throughout his body.

The wound on my back was burning with pain, and my knee, which I had bumped while running away, was swollen.

"Mwah..." The sheep came closer, its body emitting a faint static electricity.

The powerful electric shock had exhausted most of its strength, and now it couldn't even maintain the electrical field.

"We need to get out of here quickly." Gu Beiri forced himself to stand up. "Once Bobo finishes treating the wounded, he might come after us."

He led the sheep, carefully bypassing the battlefield, and disappeared back into the forest.

This time, he didn't run blindly, but carefully observed his surroundings and looked for a safe place to hide.

As darkness fell, the forest was once again shrouded in twilight.

Gu Beiri found a natural crevice in the rock. The entrance was narrow, but the interior space was large enough for one person and one sheep to fit in.

He made a simple disguise with stones and branches, and then cleaned up the previous traces.

After doing all this, he slumped down in the crevice and took out the supplies he had collected during the day.

A bamboo tube of water, a few wild berries—that's all.

"Take care of the wound first." Gu Beiri gritted his teeth and tore open the ripped clothes on the back. The wound was not deep but it was long, and the blood had already congealed.

He washed it with clean stream water, chewed up some herbs that had hemostatic effects, and applied it with general wound medicine.

Mare the sheep also suffered some minor injuries, but nothing serious.

After treating each other's wounds, the man and the sheep shared the few wild berries and curled up in a crevice to rest.

Various sounds from the forest at night could be heard outside, but Gu Beiri was too preoccupied to be on guard.

Extreme exhaustion caused him to fall asleep almost instantly.

…………

Gu Beiri was awakened by the sound of his stomach growling.

As dawn broke, the forest was filled with the scent of morning mist and dew.

"Are you hungry?" Gu Beiri rubbed his eyes, his voice hoarse, and asked the sheep beside him.

"Baa..." the sheep bleated weakly, its belly flat.

Yesterday, I only ate a few wild berries all day, and I went through such an intense escape and battle, so my physical strength was greatly depleted.

Gu Beiri checked on his and Meili Yang's condition.

The wound on my back has started to scab over, but it still pulls on when I move around, causing a dull ache.

Mare the sheep was just a little listless, but actually in pretty good condition; it was mainly hungry.

"We need to find something to eat, otherwise we won't last more than a few days."

Gu Beiri cautiously peeked out and observed his surroundings.

The forest in the morning mist was both tranquil and dangerous, with the distant calls of unknown spirits.

Gu Beiri shouldered his simple backpack and prepared to set off.

Water and food had to be found on the spot.

"Let's go, be careful."

A person and a sheep left the crevice in the rock and began to explore the forest.

Gu Beiri cautiously observed his surroundings, searching for anything that might be food.

Wild fruits, edible fungi, clean water sources...

He managed to identify the creatures using only his rudimentary survival skills from his previous life and some plant illustrations included in the encyclopedia of this world's creatures.

After walking for about an hour, they found a stream.

After confirming that it was safe, he lay down and drank a few mouthfuls of cool stream water, then filled his water bottle again.

There are several clumps of shrubs with small red berries by the stream. The guidebook labels them as sour berries. Although they are sour and astringent, they are not poisonous and can provide vitamins.

Gu Beiri picked some and shared them with Meili Yang.

The sour taste made both the man and the sheep frown, but at least they had something in their stomachs.

Keep going.

After walking for about half an hour, Gu Beiri suddenly smelled a faint sweet fragrance.

He perked up and followed the scent.

After passing through a thicket of bushes, the view suddenly opened up before me.

In a clearing in the woods, there grows a fruit tree that is not very tall but has lush foliage.

The trees were laden with orange-yellow fruit, which gleamed enticingly in the morning light.

Orange!

Gu Beiri's eyes lit up.

Orange berries are one of the most common tree fruits in the world. They taste sweet and can restore a small amount of energy to elves. They are also a good food for humans.

More importantly, orange trees often grow in clusters, which means there may be many more trees nearby!

"That's great..." Gu Beiri licked his chapped lips and was about to step forward.

"Baa!" The sheep suddenly stopped him, its static electricity rising slightly as it emitted a low, warning bleat.

Gu Beiri immediately stopped and looked in the direction Meili Yang was looking.

In the shadow of the tree canopy, several grayish-white clumps could be vaguely seen swaying gently.

Look closely, it's a spider web.

It is not an ordinary spider web, but a complex web-like nest made of sticky white silk threads.

Around those nests, several spider-like sprites, about the size of basketballs, with deep purple bodies and yellow polka dots, lay quietly.