Pokemon Settler

Since breakfast, Rock and Arbor have been guarding the incubator for almost three hours.

Although the eggs in the box would shake from time to time, they just didn't emit the burst of white light they wanted to see.

Rock stretched out his hand to feel the temperature on the surface of the eggshell. After feeling a little warm again, he dipped a willow branch in some cold water and touched it on the surface of the eggshell.

Whether it works or not depends on this time.

Looking at the eight proud pheasant eggs that clicked, Rock felt nervous for no reason.

This is the first time that Rock has taken the initiative to hatch elves. These eggs laid by two very timid and proud pheasants are related to whether his pasture will have a stable source of egg food in the future, and it is also related to Rock’s cultivation of a new pheasant. Can the idea of ​​a herding elf breed be realized?

When it first started hatching, he didn't feel much. He thought that if it didn't succeed, he would just fry it and eat it.

But as he flipped the eggs and sprayed water day by day, Rock became more and more worried about gain and loss.

Chapa~

The Arbor monster felt Roark's tension, wrapped around his body, and hung it around his neck like a scarf.

Haha, you have gained weight recently. If these eggs fail to hatch, I will only give you half of them, and I will share the remaining half with Geranium and the others!

When Abo heard this, he directly pressed his broad chest and abdomen onto Roque's head like a pot lid.

Rock felt his eyes go dark for an instant, and he quickly pulled up the Arbo monster on his head.

Damn it, you greedy snake, didn't I just want to eat a few of your eggs?

After some fun, Rock felt much more relaxed. He held the Abo monster's mouth with both hands and was about to roll it up when suddenly a dazzling white light emitted from the incubator next to him.

here we go!

This kind of white light Rock and Arbor are very familiar, it is the light of evolution of Pokémon.

They immediately stopped playing and stared at the incubator with their eyes motionless.

The light only lasted for a short time and slowly dissipated after a while.

At this time, all eight eggs in the box were split in half from the middle, revealing the Doudou Pigeon inside.

These newly born pigeons are only about the size of footballs, their feathers are still wet, and they are gray-brown in color except for a heart-shaped light gray chest and black and gray-brown stripes on the outside of their wings.

Dugu! Dugu? Dugu!

The little bean pigeons sitting in eggshells shook the eggshells covering their heads, revealing their heads.

Doudou pigeons have a relatively blunt short black beak, with two semicircular pieces of flesh-colored skin above the beak.

Their yellow eyes are round and large, with equally round black pupils in the middle. At first glance, such eyes seemed to be very deep and intelligent, but when Rock looked at the way these little bean pigeons looked around, he felt that they were dull.

Chub!

At this time, Abo Monster also raised his head excitedly, wanting to see what was so special about these guys who would be responsible for laying eggs for him in the future.

Unexpectedly, as soon as it appeared, the pigeons huddled together in fear.

Seeing this, Rock quickly pulled away from the Arbor monster. He was worried that if the Arbor monster stared at these bean pigeons again, they might be frightened to death.

hiss…

After the Abo monster was pulled away, he realized that his aura might be too scary for these newborn bird elves.

So it got a little unhappy and disappeared into the dense grass. It wanted to eat eight Bibi bird eggs in a row to soothe its injured heart.

Hey, eat less, we'll have lunch soon!

Rock, who guessed the inner thoughts of the Arbor monster, shouted in the direction where the Arbor monster disappeared, then ignored it and returned his attention to the bean pigeons in front of him.

After they broke out of their shells, the area of ​​the incubation box converted from a worm box was not enough, and the eight newly hatched bean pigeons seemed a bit crowded inside.

So Rock first grabbed eight bean pigeons out of the incubator, and then took a shovel to make a nest for them.

Du Gu Du Gu Du Gu

Suddenly coming from the small incubator to the vast wilderness, the Doudou pigeons were instantly shocked. They turned their little heads curiously and looked at this new world.

In the hot sun, their feathers quickly dry and become fluffy.

At this time, the Doudou pigeons slowly stood up, and then moved their legs uncoordinatedly, and began to walk for the first time in their lives.

They walked tremblingly and explored this novel world step by step. Even a grass stem or a stone was something they had never seen before.

After a while, the Doudou pigeons were walking very smoothly, but because they had just hatched, they subconsciously only moved near Rock and did not go further.

Rock wanted to see if there was a suitable place for the bean pigeons to make a nest nearby, but as soon as he got up, eight little bean pigeons followed him immediately.

Just like that, he held the shovel, followed by a bunch of bean pigeons, and began to circle around the camp.

After deciding to hatch Arrogant Pheasant eggs, Rock began to look up relevant information.

His computer cannot connect to the Internet, so he can only search in the knowledge base that Rui downloaded for him in advance.

For elves like Doudou pigeons, although the temperament of the final evolved proud pheasant will change drastically after evolution, making breeding difficult, there are still many farms and pastures that breed Doudou pigeons and Cuckoo pigeons with docile personalities. .

So Rock really found out a lot of agricultural knowledge about raising bean pigeons and cuckoo pigeons on pastures.

Generally speaking, there are two types of nests for bean pigeons and cuckoo pigeons, one is cave-dwelling and the other is arboreal.

The arboreal nest is the most common bird's nest, made of branches on a big tree. Most bird elves have this kind of nest.

There are more types of burrowing nests, including caves, burrows, and even bushes with hollow roots that can be considered burrowing nests.

Different types of nests will have different effects on the habits of Doudou pigeons and Cuckoo pigeons.

Bean pigeons that grow up in arboreal nests will have better flying abilities and will have a more free-spirited personality.

Pigeons that grow up in cave-like nests prefer to walk on their legs rather than flapping their wings to fly. Their running ability will be stronger, their body size will be larger, and their love for nests will be relatively better.

Ranchers will build different types of nests for their bean pigeons or cuckoo pigeons according to their different needs.

Because Roque mainly raises these bean pigeons to lay eggs, it is natural to build a cave-style nest.