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| If you look over there, you can clearly see the crow circling it's prey, waiting for the right time to fly down and attack | |
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| Any time now, the crow will begin it's deadly descent and pierce it's fierce claws through the back of some unsuspecting victim. | |
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| Now that's just rubbish, crows don't hunt like that. | |
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| Quickly, we must flee! The crow has spotted us and ordered it's leprechaun army to capture us and feed on our entrails! | |
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