Live Wild Adventure

Chapter 158 Failed to follow the flight (please subscribe)

seven months ago.

"You're going to help us stop the development of the wetlands! 800 people signed a petition, but they ignored it, and the county magistrate said that things will change, shit! They're draining half the wetlands, and they are going to build industries on it Park!" The old man was indignant.

"Professor Erwan, you are an expert in animal protection. You must have a way to protect the wetlands, right? I haven't seen wild geese nesting here for two or three years." The old man called Erwan twice, but found The other party didn't respond at all.

Erwan stared at the feces in the corner, dazed. He remembered his son's complaints to him.

"I had a hamster running around in my room last night and it kept me awake."

"Hamster, hamster, there it is!"

"Is there a way?" The old man looked excited.

Erwan ran to the lake and dialed the phone: "Aggie, if people find an endangered hamster species near the construction site, how long will the project be suspended?"

"The investigation will take six months."

"Six months?"

"Yes."

"YES!"

three months ago.

"I have studied a migration route. This route is safer than the previous route of geese. At least in the next few decades, the living environment of geese will be greatly improved. Can you understand?"

"not understand."

"I promise it will work."

"I do not think so."

Erwan followed the man and kept persuading him, but Legoff didn't stop at all, and didn't even look back. He entered the lobby to greet the staff, and walked towards the office by himself.

"Isn't it important to save the species? As long as the plan is realized, we can save the white-fronted geese. This is our responsibility."

In the corridor, Legoff was so annoyed that he pointed Erwan's chest with his finger.

"Erwan, let me tell you one last time, the government is no longer on financial aid, they have more pressing problems like unemployment, and wild geese won't be their priority. Also your crazy idea won't work, Goose flying with a glider? Are you as naive as a goose?"

"But endangered species and climate change are also very important." Erwan still tried to persuade, "I don't need subsidies, I just need you to stamp it, and the plan can only be approved after stamping it, you know the process."

Legoff opened the office door, held his forehead, and turned up the volume.

"Without the genetic test and virus analysis report, I will not stamp it. Even if you succeed with these dozens of wild geese, so what? It may take two hundred to really save this species. Your plan is impossible to succeed, Erwan."

"I know I need to test, but it's too late, and they will..."

"No!"

boom!
Erwan touched his nose, and his eyes lit up when he saw the secretary at the door.

"Aggie." Erwan pointed to the seal on the table with his eyes.

Aggie looked up at Erwan and shook his head helplessly.

Erwan refused to give up, his eyes flickering.

A few minutes later, Aggie was defeated and greeted another employee: "Aphra, let's go have a cup of coffee together."

The two got up quickly, and there was no one around.

ten days ago.
"Okay, let me take a look at the documents, take the glider to relocate geese? Well, you got the stamp, yes, but you still need to do a blood test, otherwise you won't be able to pass through the Schengen area." Johnny casually flipped through the documents .

"What did he say?" Erwan asked Lennon.

"A blood test is needed."

"How long?" Erwan asked quickly.

"About. Eight days." Johnny put the documents aside and spread his hands, "We also follow the procedure."

Countless memories flashed in Erwan's mind. For this moment, he had paid so much, how could he give up?
Even if no one believed he would succeed.

If no one walks this road, let him walk!If no one is doing this, then he will do it!
ten days.

The test results are still not out.

Erwan thought of the consequences of the snowstorm the day after tomorrow and the inability of a dozen geese to migrate.

The arrow is on the string and has to be sent.

He has been studying the protection and migration of birds for more than 20 years, so what's the use of researching and researching?There is no need to pay money, no need to pay people, they are not willing to simply stamp a seal.

On the other side, Bi Fang and Etienne are leading the wild geese to practice flying.

It is not difficult for geese to learn to fly. The flight instinct of birds is engraved in the genes, and with a little guidance, they can take off smoothly.

Blowing the whistle, they ran up an uphill quickly. The geese and birds couldn't keep up, so they flapped their wings naturally, once or twice, these natural elves quickly realized the skill of controlling the airflow.

Soon, one, two, from gliding to skilled flying, more and more geese flew towards the sky.

The geese draw a graceful arc across the sky, as if they will fall among the mountains at any time.In the end, it flapped its wings vigorously, got into the dense white clouds, and returned to the crowd again.

Bi Fang and Etienne watched the geese flying in the sky excitedly, and the audience in the live broadcast room were also extremely excited.

【So lovely. 】

[It’s good-looking plus one, it’s the first time I’ve seen wild geese flying]

[Hey, isn't this place too beautiful?I also want to step on stones to play]

[This is Finland, can it not be beautiful?The most worthwhile places to travel in Europe. 】

[I heard that Finland is the place with the highest life happiness index in the world. I want to go there to cook salted fish. 】

【Happiness comes from hard work! 】

"This is their first flight. From now on, they have remembered this place in their hearts, and they will return to this place to build their nests next year." Erwan rushed over from behind, watching the first flight of the wild geese and explained, "Just a few more times, and they'll get used to your presence."

The geese made their first flight successfully, and the next step was the test flight. The two stepped on the stones in the stream to the glider, jumping back and forth between different lotus leaves like two frogs.

"Ever tried it before?"

"A little bit." Bi Fang felt that the piloting of the glider was not difficult, like playing a game, as long as he manipulated two sticks.

Use the control stick for lifting, pull it backward, the elevator swings up, and the nose of the machine faces up; push it forward, the elevator swings down, and the nose of the machine faces down.

The rudder is controlled by pedals, step on the left pedal, the rudder will swing to the left, and the nose will turn left; step on the right pedal, the rudder will swing to the right, and the nose will turn to the right.

The only difficulty is that simply manipulating the rudder can only change the position of the glider, not turn the glider.

The inertia of a glider flying in a straight line is very strong. Turning the rudder will cause sideways sliding, just like the feeling when driving a fast car with a sharp turn. To avoid skidding, the ailerons and vertical rudder must be operated simultaneously.

But after being familiar with it twice, Bi Fang quickly got started, and the next step is to let the wild geese fly with him.

"Test, how about a test?"

Bi Fang used a headset to contact Lennon on the shore.

"It can be clearly received."

"We're about to set off, is it okay with you?" Elwanlian series farmer in the back seat.

"Everything is ready."

"Let's go!" Erwan shouted excitedly.

The safest executor, the most complete migration plan, success is just around the corner!

On the open lake, Bi Fang looked at the ripples on the water, started the engine, and Erwan behind him started to whistle.

Standing on the shore, Lennon and Etienne were equally excited. They watched every move of the geese and birds: "Very well, they are all around you, go, they are following you, go!"

Bi Fang nodded and drove the glider to glide on the lake.

The geese followed the glider and flew low on the lake, but as they flew, the geese suddenly scattered and flew into the sky.

Only a few of them remained in formation and followed behind the two of them.

"Oops." Lennon had a bad premonition.

"Are you still following?" Erwan asked happily.

"No..." Lennon was embarrassed. "They flew away."

"What are you doing?" Erwan was taken aback for a moment, and quickly asked Bi Fang to stop, and he looked back.

A goose bird disappeared behind the glider, and the few birds just flew to other places to play.

Lennon on the shore was frowning, but he still comforted him: "It's okay, maybe the propeller blocked you, and the geese didn't see it, so they flew away. It doesn't matter, you go back and try it once, let the geese see you and fly away." alright."

Erwan felt apprehensive and told Bi Fang to drive back sideways, but the geese and birds still ignored him after seeing Erwan and swam towards Lennon on the shore.

"Damn!"

Erwan couldn't bear such a blow, so he slammed the seat hard. This was completely different from what he thought. The geese clearly followed them on the shore for the first flight, why didn't they even look at the glider now?
Back on the shore, Bi Fang took off his helmet, looked at Erwan, and then at Etienne on the other side, feeling uneasy.

"There must be something wrong with some link." Erwan was very anxious.

"Probably not ready," Lennon guessed.

"No...they are ready. They have already flown, which means they are ready." Erwan denied this statement, "It's another reason."

"Is it the wind?"

"Wind? Yes, it's the wind. It has nothing to do with the wind at all."

"Don't get mad at me."

"I didn't get angry. I got angry because you told me not to get angry."

The two started a heated discussion.

On the other side, Bi Fang avoided the two of them, and sat next to Etienne with his helmet in his arms: "You said earlier that you witnessed the birth of a white-cheeked black goose?"

Étienne was puzzled, but still nodded: "Dad and I were both there when I was born, what's wrong?"

"No, it's okay." Bi Fang looked at Erwan who was arguing, "It's better that I guessed wrong."

　When octopuses get stressed, they will eat their own tentacles.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)