Carefree Prince In Tang Dynasty

Li Xin glanced at Dou Liang, couldn't help but smiled and said: "Before today, the question we were considering was whether we could survive tomorrow. Why do you want to fly back to Datang as soon as you are full? Where is it?" It's that easy."

Dou Liang was at a loss for words for a while, so he sighed.

Li Xin looked not far away, and the bonfire was dancing in his eyes: "Now we can only wait and see while trying to find a way."

"What do you mean?" Dou Liang asked.

"At this time, the people at the imperial court should have received the news of our accident, and sent someone to rescue us?" Li Xin spread his hands with a smile, and said, "Even if you think we are dead, they should come to replace us Collect a corpse or something."

Dou Liang said: "But the desert is so big. What if they can't find us?"

Li Xin sighed: "So I said we have to wait while we figure out a way. This oasis is a safe place, where we can eat and drink. We won't die of thirst or starvation if we stay here, but leave here rashly to find a way out." Not necessarily. We may die within a few days. Therefore, we must be fully prepared before leaving here and think of a way to find a way out."

"Then do you have a solution?" Dou Liang asked straightforwardly.

Li Xin rolled his eyes: "If I had a way, I wouldn't sleep here."

Dou Liang curled his lips in disdain, and said, "Then what you said is all nonsense? The meaning is to hang around here and see if someone will come to rescue you?"

"Yes." Li Xin readily agreed, then simply lay down and closed his eyes. Dou Liang looked at him helplessly, so he got up and found another flat place to lie down.

There are generally no large beasts in desert oases, so it is fine to sleep on the ground.

Since falling into the desert, Li Xin has not had such a sound sleep for a long time. He slept as if unconscious, without a single dream. When he woke up, he found that Run Niang had run over and sat beside him at some point, fanning him with a big leaf in her hand.

Li Xin stood up with a slight smile, pinched Run Niang's small face, and said, "If you have time, you might as well take a good rest. Look at you, there is no flesh on your face."

Run Niang smiled and said, "It's good to be thinner, it's refreshing."

Li Xin was noncommittal.

Although his current plan was to wait in this place temporarily to see if anyone would come to rescue him, but the other preparation had to be done earlier.

If they need to set off to find a way out after a while, in order to maximize the probability of survival, they must start to stock up on sufficient food and water now.

The food is very simple, just catch fish from the lake and dry them in the sun. Bao Hong and Gao Zhi are all good at water, so catching fish is no problem. The shelf for drying fish is even simpler, just cut down a few trees and split a few branches to build it up.

But water is more troublesome. Li Xin and the others only have two water bottles and a helmet that can hold water, and the water capacity has an upper limit. To carry more water, they had to build their own containers out of wood.

This matter is more technical than simply catching and drying fish. It usually takes two or three days to make a slightly more reliable wooden kettle.

Although everyone was full of enthusiasm and worked hard, there was a voice in Li Xin's heart that kept telling him the truth: they no longer had the courage to leave this oasis. The so-called preparation is just deceiving yourself and others.