Traveling through the beast world, I built a home in the wild

Su Ran stood under one of the trees, standing on tiptoes and reaching out to grab a hanging branch, trying to break one off and take it over for a look.

As a result, after spending a long time, I only got creases on the branches.

The toughness of this tree is very good.

Su Ran looked at the tree branches, or leaves, that were finally cut with the tactical knife. She felt that just by looking at them, they really looked like wickers.

However, this branch has no leaves on it and is smoother overall. It is very suitable for weaving things or making ropes.

Su Ran decided to name this tree willow.

She threw away half of the tree stick in her hand, then bent down and picked up some fallen leaves and branches from the ground.

Probably because these fallen leaves can be exposed to sunlight at the edge of the forest, the fallen leaves here are drier than those inside the forest.

She stacked the collected branches together, placed a handful of dry leaves on the top to use as fire starter, and then carried the entire pile of branches with one arm.

As a result, when she turned around, she saw a werewolf standing behind her, with gray-black wings half-expanded, and a low-hanging tail sweeping restlessly behind her. There was a feeling all over her body: What are you doing? Why are you still here?

The impatience of not going back.

Seeing her turn around, the werewolf's eyes seemed to light up for a moment, but then his attention was attracted by the branch she was holding.

It pulled Su Ran's arm, raised one hand and pointed at the branch and kept "oohing", as if to say: "Why are you picking this up? This is inedible!"

Su Ran ignored it. It didn't make sense. It was better to let the werewolf see the whole process.

So during the whole time that Su Ran was busy lighting the fire, the werewolf kept surrounding her and kept shouting "Ouch, Ooo, Ooo" until there was a "pop" and the sound of scraping against rubble was heard.

Sparks splashed on the dead leaves stuck under the branches, and a plume of black smoke rose. After a few seconds, a small flame spread rapidly under the branches.

The fire started.

The werewolf finally stopped barking.

After the fire ignited, Su Ran quickly surrounded the fire with a few stones picked up from the river, and placed the stainless steel tea jar that had been filled with water on a stone closer to the fire.

Bring water to boil.

Then she turned to look at the werewolf who had been motionless.

It would be a lie to say that she is not nervous. The werewolf's acceptance of fire not only represents the quality of her life in the future, but will even have an impact on the werewolf's current attitude towards herself.

If you create fire and become a fire-changing monster in the werewolf's heart, you will either be kicked out of your current place of residence by the werewolf, or you will become the food of the werewolf.

Su Ran might even feel that becoming a werewolf's food would be better than driving her to live in the forest, at least she wouldn't have to worry.

She anxiously turned her head to look at the werewolf next to her. When she saw the expression on the werewolf's face, she couldn't help but breathed a sigh of relief, but she also found it a bit funny.

The angular face was showing a dull expression at this time. The black pupils in the light green eyes were maximized, and the red lips were slightly opened in surprise, revealing the white and shiny fangs.

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After being stunned for a while because of surprise, the werewolf looked at Su Ran carefully, then slowly walked to the fire and squatted down, reached out and pulled out a burning branch, and looked at Su Ran for a while, then suddenly looked at Su Ran.

Ran said "woo~".

Su Ran smiled at the werewolf and tried her best to express friendly emotions to the werewolf.

It seems that the werewolf must have seen fire, maybe a mountain fire or something.

However, the way it didn't reject or be afraid of fire made Su Ran's heart drop slightly, although she didn't know why it wasn't afraid.

After the fire came up, Su Ran began to prepare the barbecue.

She first smashed two pre-selected Y-shaped tree branches into the opposite sides of the fire with stones. Then she found a slightly thicker branch and scraped off the outer skin with a knife, sharpened one end, and used river water to

After rinsing it off, plunge it in from one end of the leg meat.

The thigh meat of the white-headed sheep was very thick, but surprisingly tender and easy to penetrate. Su Ran penetrated the entire thigh with a branch with almost no effort.

She placed the branch covered with leg meat on two Y-shaped tree branches inserted into the ground, and then began to make incisions on the leg meat with a tactical knife.

There was no other condiment, so she could only crush the picked leaves of the sweet vein tree and apply them on the leg meat.

Just treat it like a roasted leg of lamb with honey sauce, it's better than no taste at all.

And just as she was applying the chopped leaves and juice of the sweet-leaf tree to the flesh of her legs, out of the corner of her eye, a branch with a piece of meat stuck on the top slowly stretched towards the fire.

She turned around and saw the werewolf holding the branch, shaking his ears constantly. While looking at her thigh meat that was placed on the fire, he put the piece of meat in his hand into the fire.

The serious yet clumsy look made Su Ran happy. She hurriedly stepped forward and snatched the branch from the werewolf's hand, muttering something in her mouth: "If you get too close to the fire, it will burn."

Then, under the werewolf's keen gaze, he inserted the branch into the gap surrounding the fire at an angle, so that the meat at the top of the branch could hang just above the fire.

"Uh-huh?"

The werewolf looked at Su Ran's movements and swept his tail, and the wings behind him trembled, looking very happy.

This orc must have eaten cooked food, right?

Su Ran looked at the werewolf's face that clearly showed salivation for barbecue, and became more and more certain that this werewolf had seen fire and eaten cooked meat. And it should also like to eat cooked meat.

It's just that maybe it doesn't know how to make a fire, or for some other reason, it can't make cooked meat on its own.

The branches on the fire gradually burned out, and Su Ran added a few more to them. As she slowly turned the thigh meat, a scent of oily meat gradually wafted out.

"Woo~"

The werewolf, who was squatting aside and imitating Su Ran's movements, looked at the barbecue in front of him and was about to move.

The palm-sized piece of meat it skewered seemed to be the fattest part. As it roasted for longer, fat began to drip from the meat to the ground.

Su Ran looked at the oil droplets dripping down, and felt that if the meat from a white-headed sheep was used to refine oil, it should be enough to make meat oil for more than half a month.

She also turned the piece of meat from the werewolf. As she turned the branches, the aroma of the barbecue became stronger and stronger, and the anxious "ooh" of the werewolf next to her became louder.

But the meat is not fully cooked yet.

Su Ran had no choice but to look at the pair of sharp claws grabbing her clothes. In order to save her only coat, she reached out and took out the two beef cubes in her pocket. After tearing open the package of one of them, she handed it over.

He reached the werewolf's mouth and said: "Eat this first..."