With a single arrow, he killed three seabirds.
Wyatt Barnes could be said to have "killed three birds with one arrow"!
Such archery, if seen by someone skilled with the bow, would undoubtedly be a shocking sight.
A flock of seabirds flying high above, already rapidly moving, requires extremely superior archery skills to shoot and kill even one of them.
And to want to kill two, "two birds with one arrow," in addition to superior archery skills, one also needs very strong observational and judgment abilities.
Because only then can one ensure that a single arrow kills two seabirds.
The requirement for "three birds with one arrow" is even higher.
Three fast-moving seabirds lined up straight, the opportunity lasting only a blink of an eye.
To want to shoot them down consecutively with a single arrow in that blink of an eye, the difficulty is undoubtedly much greater and far surpasses the challenge of "two birds with one arrow."
Dragon Soaring Nine Heavens!
