Chapter 158
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The so-called wooden peg is a wooden stake buried in the ground, which is used to tie horses. This is what Mufeng called it according to his former hometown in the countryside.
In fact, there is a special name for tying horses called stalwart posts. In ancient times, the stalwart posts were only available to large families. They were carved out of stone, and the head of the post was carved with animal images, or animals. , or the shape of a god.
...
In this way, the horse tie post has undoubtedly become the standard configuration of the rich and powerful.
Although Mu Feng knew this, he had no choice but to be limited by his current lack of conditions and couldn't make a tethering post that truly matched his identity, so he had to let Ming Guang cut a few big logs and choose a place to bury them.
The place where Mu Fengxuan is located is near a protective wall, which is regarded as the entrance to the gate of the Jiang clan, and there is a huge armored earth dragon guarding it next to it.
"Although there is no way to carve out a horse-head tethering post, but I have a living and real beast here, I see if you are afraid!"
Sure enough, when Mufeng tied the four horses with braided reins, and then tied them to Pijiadilong, they were too frightened to move.
They are not five ignorant little wolves who can clearly feel the breath and "coercion" of the leather armored dragon.
This also made the four horses pull the reins as far as possible, hoping to stay away from the voice that "roared" at them lying on the ground!
"Although they eat grass, after all, there is a word 'dragon' in their name!" Mu Feng mocked in front of several horses, "Aren't you guys very stubborn, why don't you kick the earth dragon with your neck stuck up?"
I don't know if a few horses understood Mu Feng's sarcasm, they all raised their heads and pulled back vigorously, trying to break free from the hitching post and escape here.
It’s just that the tethering post was buried more than one meter deep in the ground, and when it was buried, it was fixed with stones around it, and the reins were made of animal skin and tendons, which were extremely tough. How could they break free?
Mu Feng grinned loudly, clapped his hands in satisfaction, and roared at the leather armored dragon: Tululu, Tuluhulu!
The armored earth dragon was still grazing, turned around and looked at Mu Feng suspiciously, then stood up unsteadily, shook its five short necks, looked at the four horses, opened its mouth, and shouted loudly—"Roar"!
The four horses were frightened and struggled back, obviously very frightened.
The armored dragon turned around and looked at Mu Feng again. Mu Feng nodded in satisfaction, and gave it a "bald, hulu, bald", and then the armored dragon lay down again and continued to eat grass.
Mu Feng walked towards the four horses again, and now the four horses struggled even harder.
Three of the four horses had been beaten by Mu Feng, and now they saw a big guy with a stronger aura than them bowing their heads to Mu Feng, how could they not understand-this little man in front of him could not only beat them Getting down is so easy!
Mu Feng laughed and stretched out his hand to grab a horse, which was the one he had beaten the most. At this time, Mu Feng grabbed the rein of the horse and dared not move.
It is really scary!
But Mu Feng didn't hit it this time, he was holding a carrot in his hand!
Carrots and sticks - this is the art of controlling people, but it is used by Wood Wind to tame animals.
Last time he used it to tame wolf cubs, but now he took out real carrots to tame horses!
The horse just stood there daring not to move, even when Mu Feng tightened the reins and came up to it, it wanted to stalk its neck and avoid it.
But the length of the reins is limited, and Mufeng's strength is too great, it can't escape, so he had to let Mufeng pat its head, and stretch out his hand to scratch its neck a few times, it seems to be very comfortable.
Then Mufeng took out a carrot, put it in front of its nose, and shook it twice.
The horse didn't dare to move around. When it saw the green leaves on the carrot, it seemed that it could be eaten. After carefully sniffing it, it tentatively bit off a piece, and began to chew.
Wooden Wind grinned and patted its head again.
The horse seemed to realize that Mufeng didn't intend to hit it, and became more courageous. The posture of trying to struggle back gradually subsided, and he rolled up the remaining carrot and chewed it in his mouth.
Carrots are slightly sweet and crisp, which is why this horse loves it.
Mufeng handed it another one, this time it wrapped the whole one in its mouth and began to chew.
Mu Feng tickled it again, and the horse began to enjoy it, and occasionally stretched out its head to rub it.
"Hey!" Mu Feng smiled unconsciously, knowing that this was a successful step forward.
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The so-called wooden peg is a wooden stake buried in the ground, which is used to tie horses. This is what Mufeng called it according to his former hometown in the countryside.
In fact, there is a special name for tying horses called stalwart posts. In ancient times, the stalwart posts were only available to large families. They were carved out of stone, and the head of the post was carved with animal images, or animals. , or the shape of a god.
...
In this way, the horse tie post has undoubtedly become the standard configuration of the rich and powerful.
Although Mu Feng knew this, he had no choice but to be limited by his current lack of conditions and couldn't make a tethering post that truly matched his identity, so he had to let Ming Guang cut a few big logs and choose a place to bury them.
The place where Mu Fengxuan is located is near a protective wall, which is regarded as the entrance to the gate of the Jiang clan, and there is a huge armored earth dragon guarding it next to it.
"Although there is no way to carve out a horse-head tethering post, but I have a living and real beast here, I see if you are afraid!"
Sure enough, when Mufeng tied the four horses with braided reins, and then tied them to Pijiadilong, they were too frightened to move.
They are not five ignorant little wolves who can clearly feel the breath and "coercion" of the leather armored dragon.
This also made the four horses pull the reins as far as possible, hoping to stay away from the voice that "roared" at them lying on the ground!
"Although they eat grass, after all, there is a word 'dragon' in their name!" Mu Feng mocked in front of several horses, "Aren't you guys very stubborn, why don't you kick the earth dragon with your neck stuck up?"
I don't know if a few horses understood Mu Feng's sarcasm, they all raised their heads and pulled back vigorously, trying to break free from the hitching post and escape here.
It’s just that the tethering post was buried more than one meter deep in the ground, and when it was buried, it was fixed with stones around it, and the reins were made of animal skin and tendons, which were extremely tough. How could they break free?
Mu Feng grinned loudly, clapped his hands in satisfaction, and roared at the leather armored dragon: Tululu, Tuluhulu!
The armored earth dragon was still grazing, turned around and looked at Mu Feng suspiciously, then stood up unsteadily, shook its five short necks, looked at the four horses, opened its mouth, and shouted loudly—"Roar"!
The four horses were frightened and struggled back, obviously very frightened.
The armored dragon turned around and looked at Mu Feng again. Mu Feng nodded in satisfaction, and gave it a "bald, hulu, bald", and then the armored dragon lay down again and continued to eat grass.
Mu Feng walked towards the four horses again, and now the four horses struggled even harder.
Three of the four horses had been beaten by Mu Feng, and now they saw a big guy with a stronger aura than them bowing their heads to Mu Feng, how could they not understand-this little man in front of him could not only beat them Getting down is so easy!
Mu Feng laughed and stretched out his hand to grab a horse, which was the one he had beaten the most. At this time, Mu Feng grabbed the rein of the horse and dared not move.
It is really scary!
But Mu Feng didn't hit it this time, he was holding a carrot in his hand!
Carrots and sticks - this is the art of controlling people, but it is used by Wood Wind to tame animals.
Last time he used it to tame wolf cubs, but now he took out real carrots to tame horses!
The horse just stood there daring not to move, even when Mu Feng tightened the reins and came up to it, it wanted to stalk its neck and avoid it.
But the length of the reins is limited, and Mufeng's strength is too great, it can't escape, so he had to let Mufeng pat its head, and stretch out his hand to scratch its neck a few times, it seems to be very comfortable.
Then Mufeng took out a carrot, put it in front of its nose, and shook it twice.
The horse didn't dare to move around. When it saw the green leaves on the carrot, it seemed that it could be eaten. After carefully sniffing it, it tentatively bit off a piece, and began to chew.
Wooden Wind grinned and patted its head again.
The horse seemed to realize that Mufeng didn't intend to hit it, and became more courageous. The posture of trying to struggle back gradually subsided, and he rolled up the remaining carrot and chewed it in his mouth.
Carrots are slightly sweet and crisp, which is why this horse loves it.
Mufeng handed it another one, this time it wrapped the whole one in its mouth and began to chew.
Mu Feng tickled it again, and the horse began to enjoy it, and occasionally stretched out its head to rub it.
"Hey!" Mu Feng smiled unconsciously, knowing that this was a successful step forward.
The so-called wooden peg is a wooden stake buried in the ground, which is used to tie horses. This is what Mufeng called it according to his former hometown in the countryside. In fact, there is a special name for tying horses called stalwart posts. In ancient times, the stalwart posts were only available to large families. They were carved out of stone, and the head of the post was carved with animal images, or animals. , or the shape of a god. ... In this way, the horse tie post has undoubtedly become the standard configuration of the rich and powerful. Although Mu Feng knew this, he had no choice but to be limited by his current lack of conditions and couldn't make a tethering post that truly matched his identity, so he had to let Ming Guang cut a few big logs and choose a place to bury them. The place where Mu Fengxuan is located is near a protective wall, which is regarded as the entrance to the gate of the Jiang clan, and there is a huge armored earth dragon guarding it next to it. "Although there is no way to carve out a horse-head tethering post, but I have a living and real beast here, I see if you are afraid!" Sure enough, when Mufeng tied the four horses with braided reins, and then tied them to Pijiadilong, they were too frightened to move. They are not five ignorant little wolves who can clearly feel the breath and "coercion" of the leather armored dragon. This also made the four horses pull the reins as far as possible, hoping to stay away from the voice that "roared" at them lying on the ground! "Although they eat grass, after all, there is a word 'dragon' in their name!" Mu Feng mocked in front of several horses, "Aren't you guys very stubborn, why don't you kick the earth dragon with your neck stuck up?" I don't know if a few horses understood Mu Feng's sarcasm, they all raised their heads and pulled back vigorously, trying to break free from the hitching post and escape here. It's just that the tethering post was buried more than one meter deep in the ground, and when it was buried, it was fixed with stones around it, and the reins were made of animal skin and tendons, which were extremely tough. How could they break free? Mu Feng grinned loudly, clapped his hands in satisfaction, and roared at the leather armored dragon: Tululu, Tuluhulu! The armored earth dragon was still grazing, turned around and looked at Mu Feng suspiciously, then stood up unsteadily, shook its five short necks, looked at the four horses, opened its mouth, and shouted loudly"Roar"! The four horses were frightened and struggled back, obviously very frightened. The armored dragon turned around and looked at Mu Feng again. Mu Feng nodded in satisfaction, and gave it a "bald, hulu, bald", and then the armored dragon lay down again and continued to eat grass. Mu Feng walked towards the four horses again, and now the four horses struggled even harder. Three of the four horses had been beaten by Mu Feng, and now they saw a big guy with a stronger aura than them bowing their heads to Mu Feng, how could they not understand-this little man in front of him could not only beat them Getting down is so easy! Mu Feng laughed and stretched out his hand to grab a horse, which was the one he had beaten the most. At this time, Mu Feng grabbed the rein of the horse and dared not move. It is really scary! But Mu Feng didn't hit it this time, he was holding a carrot in his hand! Carrots and sticks - this is the art of controlling people, but it is used by Wood Wind to tame animals. Last time he used it to tame wolf cubs, but now he took out real carrots to tame horses! The horse just stood there daring not to move, even when Mu Feng tightened the reins and came up to it, it wanted to stalk its neck and avoid it. But the length of the reins is limited, and Mufeng's strength is too great, it can't escape, so he had to let Mufeng pat its head, and stretch out his hand to scratch its neck a few times, it seems to be very comfortable. Then Mufeng took out a carrot, put it in front of its nose, and shook it twice. The horse didn't dare to move around. When it saw the green leaves on the carrot, it seemed that it could be eaten. After carefully sniffing it, it tentatively bit off a piece, and began to chew. Wooden Wind grinned and patted its head again. The horse seemed to realize that Mufeng didn't intend to hit it, and became more courageous. The posture of trying to struggle back gradually subsided, and he rolled up the remaining carrot and chewed it in his mouth. Carrots are slightly sweet and crisp, which is why this horse loves it. Mufeng handed it another one, this time it wrapped the whole one in its mouth and began to chew. Mu Feng tickled it again, and the horse began to enjoy it, and occasionally stretched out its head to rub it. "Hey!" Mu Feng smiled unconsciously, knowing that this was a successful step forward.
