Lisco's American Life

Because mountaineering is still very demanding on horses, if the rider's weight exceeds the standard, it will inevitably put a greater burden on the horse, and sometimes the horse will be exhausted and fall down halfway.

"Senior brother."

When they arrived at the appointed place, Lisko saw Haas in the crowd at a glance. Although he had lost weight for a period of time, his body shape was still different from ordinary people and he was particularly conspicuous.

"Li, you are finally here, how have you been during this time?"

Haas hugged Lisko enthusiastically, then patted his back and asked.

"It's not bad. I went to participate in a national high school football game some time ago and I just got home."

Lisko also shared his experience during this period.

"I know, Colorado has entered the finals for the first time in a long time. This has created history. And that coach looks familiar to me. Is he your friend?"

Garrison High School qualified for the finals, and this matter spread among the entire Colorado football fan community. As a native American, Haas is not obsessed with ball sports, but he is still very familiar with it.

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"Yes, you don't know how great it feels to be there. You really should go and see it together."

Lisko recalled his mood during the game, and he was still a little excited, talking to Hasko.

"Okay, let's set off. I've made an agreement with the horse farm owner and the horses are all ready."

Haas pulled Lisko forward and happened to see the racecourse owner with a sad expression on his face.

"Mr. Haas, can you think carefully about it? You are really overweight and not suitable for this sport. In order to avoid unexpected situations, you should not participate, right?"

"It doesn't matter. I'm much lighter than before. It doesn't matter. Besides, your horses are very docile, so don't worry too much."

Haas waved his hand nonchalantly. As a native of Colorado, almost everyone here can ride a horse and have to deal with horses more or less in their daily life.

So he wasn't worried about any danger.

It can be seen that this is not the first time that the racecourse owner has tried to persuade Haas, but the other party has always insisted on having his own way and has never changed his mind.

Lisko smiled and rode a horse. Charles, who was accompanying him, also chose a horse. With the help of the horse farm owner, Haas got on a horse that was obviously different from ordinary people.

This horse looks a little taller than the other horses, and its eyes are full of rebelliousness, unlike other horses that are gentle.

"Okay, we're ready to go."

The guide led the way, Lisko followed behind, Haas chased closely, and Charles was the last person to finish. This formation arrangement was to avoid any accidents on the journey and to take care of the finishing touches.

"Hey hey hey?"

Not even ten minutes after walking, Haas's horse had a problem and stopped, eating the grass on the roadside. No matter how hard Haas whipped it or gave signs, it remained unmoved.

This made Haas sweat. Lisko in front had already gone a long way, and he fell behind. Charles behind him also stopped his horse and waited for him.

"You stupid horse, hurry up and go."

As time passed, Haas became a little hysterical and loudly scolded the horses under him.

But the horse still ate its own grass leisurely, maybe because it was full, it started to pace slowly.

Haas wiped the sweat from his forehead, thinking that the matter was over, but it seemed that in order to retaliate for his whipping just now, the horse began to deliberately hit the branches in the middle of the road, once, twice, and within a few strokes.

Hass screamed in pain.

Lisko and the guide in front waited for a while, but there was still no trace of Haas. They could only go back along the road they came from, looking for traces of Haas.

When he found the other party, Haas was already sitting on the ground helplessly, and the horse was still snoring.

"What's wrong?"

Lisko dismounted and asked. With Charles' explanation, he understood the whole story.

"Sir, why don't you go back the same way you came? This horse is not from our racecourse. It was borrowed by the owner from another racecourse. After all, our horse cannot bear your weight."

The guide hesitated for a moment and then spoke to persuade.

At this time, Haas also reacted to the frustration just now. There was a reason for his suffering. It was the racecourse owner who knew that persuading him would be fruitless, and because of Haas's noble status, he could not refuse the other party's request.

So I deliberately found a disobedient horse and made it suffer on the way up the mountain. Then I retreated and gave up the idea of ​​going up the mountain.

But Haas is a rather stubborn person. For him, he has always claimed to be a good equestrian, but now he was frightened by a horse. This is not his style.

What's more, he was the one who initiated the invitation for this game. As a result, everyone saw the scenery on the mountain and the exciting experience. Only he retreated halfway, and he really couldn't say anything.

"No, I must go up the mountain. Let's go together."

After saying that, he stood up from the ground, got on the horse straight away, then gritted his teeth, held back the pain in his body, and signaled everyone to start.

Lisko had no choice but to shake his head and continue to mount his horse and move forward. After a while, the shouts of "Ouch, Ouch" started coming from behind again.

He had no choice but to turn around and saw that Haas was being driven by the horse underneath him and deliberately bumped into tree trunks that could easily be avoided. After a few blows, Haas could no longer bear it.

"Okay, senior brother, why don't we go back? The journey is still short now. Otherwise, what if this horse deliberately throws you off on the narrow mountain road when we reach the top of the mountain? The mountain is still very high."

Haas wanted to make a few quick remarks, but thinking about the horse's performance just now, what Lisko said is very likely to happen. Don't think that animals have no thoughts. Sometimes, they are smarter than humans in some aspects.

If you are really thrown off, you will definitely fall off the cliff. The best result is to lose your hands and feet, and the unlucky result is to lose your life.

If you suffer such a result for a small entertainment game, it is completely unnecessary. At this time, Haas, who had been insisting on his own ideas, began to hesitate. After all, he only has one life.

"Let's do this. I'll go back and you continue to go up. Li, remember to take a photo of the scenery at the top of the mountain and bring it back to me."

Seeing that Haas finally relented, the guide also breathed a sigh of relief. He quickly contacted the staff at the foot of the mountain through the intercom and arranged for someone to come and take Haas back.