Recalling how its companion was eaten, the little mouse was still terrified, its entire body trembling.
"That terrible snake opened its mouth and swallowed my companion in a single gulp."
Renee Jennings didn't push it, asking softly, "Can you tell me where the snake ate your friend?"
The little mouse: "Next to a barbecue restaurant."
"A barbecue restaurant?" Renee Jennings took out her phone and searched. There were seven or eight barbecue restaurants within a one-kilometer radius.
She pursed her lips and said to Sawyer, "The little mouse is terrified. Let's wait for the Swallows' friend."
"Okay." Sawyer nodded.
A moment later, the two Swallows flew over with their friend.
Their braver friend was a spotted woodpecker with very unique markings.
"Hello there, friend woodpecker." Renee Jennings was the first to greet it.
The woodpecker looked at her curiously. "A human! You can actually understand the language of birds!"
