The jury of hidepeckers

Poachers have been hunting wild animals and even birds since decades or even centuries. But not the vice versa. Man had never been the natural prey of carnivores, although cases have been recorded of people killed by man-eaters. But such incidents occur only when the predator is sick or injured or forced out of its natural habitat. Or if it is scared of being attacked instead. Not otherwise. But the hidepeckers are not the same as the wild beasts or other birds, for they feature remarkable courage to go against human dominance. Alan and Wincy, having been stranded in the woods, are charged for being silent witnesses of an accident that led to a death. But they have little idea of the punishment that lies in wait for them. For the law enforcers of the woods are not as lenient as men in penalizing wrongdoers. They are the mighty birds of prey that had once been wronged by humans and have now taken control over the law, pecking and killing the guilty. As Alan and Wincy try to find an escape, they find something that transforms their lives completely.