Look At All Those Chickens Novels & Stories

Nanami answered as her eyes were fixed on the potatoes. “So it’s acceptable even if I hunt them somewhere else?” the general asked. “I supposed it’s rare to see a chicken in the forest. Unless there’s a wild chicken.” General Malta chuckled at what Nanami had said as he started to slice the chicken meat into smaller pieces. “There are no wild chickens, they are mostly found in every kingdom’s poultry. I’ll be so lucky if I found one in the forest, it’s free and it will save me some penny.” “You pay those chickens?” Nanami asked as he looked at the general.

he said, handing me a container full of chicken feed. “Alright,” I nodded, going outside with Lana to the backyard. "That’s obvious," she said without fully understanding, "they just wanted us to leave so they could talk in private." I raised my eyebrows. "Yeah, I guess so." Outside, my instinct was to look around, but there was nothing. "You're nervous, I can tell," Lana murmured. "Maybe a little. This place is quite strange," I started feeding the chickens, and they all crowded around, trying to peck at me. "Ah!" I screamed, dropping the container. Then they all crowded around to eat from it. Looks like Dad will have to buy more.

I confirm with Bishop, putting my phone away. The two of us are quiet as we slowly slink to the back of property, as not to spook the fox. When we get closer, we can see him looking, measuring how far it'll be for him to jump so that he can grab onto the fence and make it into the coop. "Right here." Bishop holds out his hand to me, speaking softly. "Just fire in the air. We don't want to hurt 'em. They're good for a lot of things, but chickens are a huge tease."

I needed to eat, too. Would this freaking day ever end? I released a sigh, deciding it would be best to go straight for the door, eggs or not, and make a run for it. I peered cautiously at them. They were in their own world, pecking mindlessly away on the feathers scattered across the floor. I mean, how fast can these chickens be? I didn’t waste another second. I bolted for the door, accidentally stepping on one of the eggs as my hand closed around the handle, only to learn the door was locked.

She left, and the four of us continued happily drinking. Nick sat beside me and I leaned against his chest. It had been a fun day. Earlier, George and Scarlett tried feeding the chickens. I still couldn’t forget how funny they looked. **Earlier flashback** “Hello, Manong Castro, may I try feeding the chickens?” George asked. “Of course, Sir George. Here you go,” Manong Castro said, handing him some chicken feed. Scarlett joined in the fun too. Nick and I watched them, amused. Manong Castro had a lot of native chickens, and they clucked loudly as Scarlett fed them. But then, one rooster didn’t seem too pleased with George. It stood tall, glared at him, then suddenly charged.

Once inside, their jaws practically hit the ground again. Outside, the world had already fallen apart—bodies were everywhere, chaos ruled, and food was nearly impossible to find. But here? Chickens and ducks filled tidy pens, eggs piled up in the nests. Rows of vegetables grew so lush that it looked like they'd overripen if someone didn't harvest them soon. And in the pond, fish and shrimp splashed constantly against the surface. "Ace, Spade, Diamond, King, Club, Jack, Flush, Straight, East, South, West, North, Heart, Joker, time to eat!"

Hawk looked confused and I just smiled innocently. "You better be ready to sweat, Mr. Pride. I suggest removing that fancy suit of yours for the next game. Are you ready?" Hawk swallowed and I grinned evilly at him, suddenly feeling excitement pumping my blood. "Who's ready to catch some chickens?!" I asked everyone who cheered loudly, and the chickens were released from their confinements.

And the chickens in this world are not the same as the chickens on Earth. "How long do you think a chick will take to grow into an adult chicken?" [21 days] "All right," I exhaled heavily, noticing the strange looks of those around me. "Ahem." I took a look around the farmhouse. Everything was made of spirit wood, and on every corner was a blue gemstone. The farmhouse will stay cool in the summer thanks to this mana stone that contains elements of ice. In the empire, poultry prices spiked during the summer. It was because the poultry couldn't withstand the heat.

Randy excitedly exclaimed as the three adults laughed, saying, "You are really ambiguous. Although I understand that you are unhappy about losing your favorite chicks, why do you want to leave them alone? Are you unaware that predators such as snakes, hawks, alligators, and tiny insects can also prey on not just our chickens but also our familiar roaming ducks and turkeys?” Ernest dreadfully describes looking at his two boys' honesty and added, “In addition, you haven't had enough rest. It is preferable to stay behind, take a nap beneath a large tree, and pretend to be the scarecrow of the predators. Since it's Valentine's Day, wear something colorful. You come here and wear red attire.”

"The chickens are raised on the farm. They have coarse grains for every meal and are free to wander around. That's why the taste is so delicious." Nathan sat opposite Hilda and noticed the tiny scars that looked like centipedes under her facial skin. A burst of distress spread in his heart. Hilda licked her lips, savoring the taste. "Then can I catch a few of them one day?" "Of course. I'll go with you when I have the time." Connie was about to say something but Hilda quickly served her some soup. "Mom, you need to try it too. It's very fresh!"