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

With the orcs watching, Su Ran spent nearly twenty minutes sawing off two sections of the tree trunk.

However, she didn't start making tableware immediately after sawing it off.

Because the roast beef is ready.

Together, she and the werewolf took down the cooked beef, placed it on the spread sweet-veined leaves, and began to prepare for breakfast.

Of course, it is almost ten o'clock in the morning, and this is already a barbecue that I don't know whether to count as breakfast or dinner.

Before eating the barbecue, Su Ran cut the roast beef leg roasted yesterday into several large pieces, put it in one of the baskets and gave it to the werewolf.

She looked at the werewolf, pointed at the orcs around her, and said: "Ash, share it with everyone~"

Now that edible salt has been produced, it is natural to start popularizing it among the orcs.

It took the werewolf a while to understand what Su Ran meant.

It turned around and looked at the orcs around it. After only hesitating for a short moment, it began to walk towards the other orcs according to Su Ran's wishes.

Su Ran discovered that as long as it was beneficial to the orcs, werewolves were always willing to share it with other orcs.

Because Su Ran spent most of yesterday burning salt, today it also watched Su Ran sprinkle salt powder on the barbecue.

It has already eaten salt-roasted white-headed sheep, so it naturally knows the temptation of salty food.

So now Su Ran asked him to share the salted roast beef with other orcs. Even if the prey was brought by him, he would not refuse.

Of course, other orcs will not take the werewolf's meat for nothing.

When the werewolf came back, the amount of meat in the basket was almost twice as much as when he took it out.

Su Ran almost suspected that it was willing to give away the barbecue just because it knew that it would get twice the reward!

The werewolf who had already eaten salt was not as excited as the last time when he ate roast beef this time.

In contrast, the orcs who were making various noises from time to time because of eating delicious food were obviously much more excited.

The meat of roast beef is slightly harder than the meat of white-headed sheep and bantam deer, but it also tastes more delicious.

Su Ran felt that the meat was very suitable for making jerky, and the four-eared cow lived up to the fact that it looked similar to the cows on Earth.

At this time, she and the werewolf were eating happily, when suddenly a shadow fell over their heads.

Su Ran looked up and saw a tiger-shaped orc standing in front of the two of them. He put down a large piece of meat that could not be seen as an animal very directly, and then screamed "Ouch" at the werewolf.

After a while, the werewolf turned to look at Su Ran and pointed at the tiger-shaped male: "Ranran, salt, woo~"

Su Ran raised her eyebrows and asked the werewolf calmly: "Does it want salt?"

The werewolf couldn't understand Su Ran's entire sentence, only the word "salt" in it.

It looked at Su Ran with some distress, pointed at the tiger-shaped orc, and then pointed at the animal meat on the ground, but it could only repeat: "Meat, salt!"

So Su Ran took out the jar of sea salt from her pocket and taught the werewolf word by word: "Meat~for salt~"

She pointed to the pieces of meat on the ground, and then pointed to the sea salt in her hand: "Change~salt~"

"For salt?" The werewolf repeated Su Ran's words seriously. Out of concern for Su Ran, it now had great interest and patience in learning Su Ran's words and deeds.

So now, once Su Ran shows that she wants to teach it something or do something new, even in an extremely relaxed and lazy state, it will immediately concentrate and become serious.

And it would be obvious that Su Ran wanted to teach it this sentence.

It watched Su Ran put the pieces of meat that the tiger-shaped orcs had placed on the ground into their own basket, then tore off a piece of sweet-veined leaf and rolled the leaf into a funnel shape.

Then Su Ran poured a little salt on top.

Su Ran didn't lose much.

Because she had a hunch that other orcs would come over soon and want to exchange for salt, but she didn't have a lot of salt in her hand.

Then she handed the leaf filled with sea salt to the tiger orc.

After the tiger-shaped orc took it, he glanced at Su Ran, then turned to the werewolf, growled softly, swept his tail and left.

But after the tiger-shaped orc left, Su Ran remembered, did this orc know how to use salt?

If she poured it all on the barbecue at once, all the salt powder she worked so hard to produce would be in vain.

After thinking about it, she still felt uneasy, so she finally got up and chased after him.

When the werewolf behind her saw her movement, he immediately raised his tail and ran over.

When Su Ran came back from demonstrating the use of salt to the tiger-shaped orcs and the orcs who were barbecuing with it, the werewolf was still holding Su Ran's hand tightly, muttering something in his mouth.

Su Ran couldn't understand it, but she thought it was something about her being too close to other male orcs.

After the tiger-shaped orcs, just as Su Ran thought, other orcs began to come over to exchange for salt.

Some orcs even said directly to Su Ran when they came over: "Again, what about meat~in exchange for salt?"

Although it sounds awkward to say, it is enough for Su Ran now.

She has even begun to fantasize about being able to communicate smoothly with the orcs in this world.

Otherwise, if she had been living in a social environment where no one could understand what she said and she could not communicate with others, she felt that sooner or later she would go crazy!

The person changing the salt in front of her at the moment should be a male peacock orc.

It stood under the sun, its long satin-like curly hair shining with peacock blue luster.

There were no ears on its head. Su Ran thought of the appearance of the ears of birds and felt that its ears should also be hidden under the hair.

And it also has a pair of wings behind it.

The wings are the same peacock blue as the hair. They look smooth and beautiful, and the light reflected from the wings glows with a faint golden thread.

And coming with it was a little female white fox demon.

Seeing the intimate movements revealed from time to time between the two orcs in front of her, Su Ran suddenly realized!

This peacock orc is actually the companion of Yao Yao!

In other words, they are partners who are not yet married.

Because she had seen that Yaoyao lived with a male fox clan and a female dog, which should be her family.

So what's the reason why she and the Peacock Orcs haven't lived together yet?

Are there any rituals for the union between male orcs and female orcs here?

Su Ran had some doubts in her heart.

But now, she looked at the face of the Peacock Beast Man, which looked like the most evil male protagonist in comics, and then looked at Yaoyao's little face that also looked beautiful, charming and delicate, but she was thinking secretly in her heart.

, how beautiful the children born from these two will look!

The male peacock has dazzling hair and gorgeous wings.

The female fox tribe has a pair of cute fox ears and a big fluffy tail behind her.

These points alone have laid the foundation for a prosperous and beautiful future for the little orc!