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

With Su Ran's constant comfort and demonstration, Xiao Ju finally got closer to the fire. When the two of them worked together to lift the third animal, the little orange cat finally gave up its fear of fire.

Although I was still a little nervous, I finally dared to approach the fire.

Just when they were about to choose their fourth prey, the female white fox Su Ran had seen before suddenly jumped in front of her and Xiao Ju.

The little female tilted her head and called out "嘤嘤" at Su Ran, then raised her hand, slightly curled her sharp fingernails, and pointed at the prey on one side:

"嘤嘤......"

Before Su Ran could say anything, Xiao Ju happily walked up to the female white fox and gave a brisk "meow~" before turning around with her tail raised high behind her and running to the prey.

He reached out and lifted the tree stick on a prey.

The female white fox had just been observing the movements of Su Ran and Xiao Ju, and she also knew what Xiao Ju's movement meant. She looked at Su Ran and softly called out "嘤~", then walked over and worked with Xiao Ju to lift

Pick up the prey.

Su Ran felt that in line with the movements of the female white fox, the cry she just made should mean something like: "I'm going to help~".

After the demonstrations of Xiao Ju and the white fox female, other orcs finally began to try to get closer to the fire more and more.

Su Ran took the opportunity to hand over the task of smearing the sweet veined leaf juice on the barbecue to them.

The reaction of these orcs once again made Su Ran sigh that despite the language barrier, he could quickly understand her meaning and master the process from making fire to processing ingredients.

What a mismatch between the intelligence of these orcs and the primitive fire-making environment they had been living in at this time.

A total of twelve large prey were roasted on the three large fires, and under the prey on the branches, there was a circle of smaller animals stuck on branches around each fire.

Su Ran even crushed the remaining kelp into pieces, then used sweet-veined leaves to wrap the cleaned internal organs of the prey with the shredded kelp, covered it with a layer of mud, and threw it into the fire.

As time went by, the sky began to gradually dim, and the aroma of barbecue became more and more intense throughout the river beach.

At this time, almost all the orcs living in this community came to this river beach.

Su Ran counted the heads and found out that there were about fifty or sixty adult orcs here, and about a dozen little orcs.

The orange-red flames burned fiercely in the night, illuminating the nearby open space exceptionally brightly.

By now, this bright open space seemed to have become a playground for the little orcs.

Compared to the adult orcs who were previously afraid of fire, these little guys accepted fire more quickly.

They shuttled between several fires, and their crisp playing sounds made the cold night extra lively.

On the contrary, Su Ran watched with fear, fearing that they would accidentally light up the tail or wings behind her!

"Ouch~"

Su Ran was in a daze looking at the lively scene in front of her. The werewolf who had been enthusiastically (showing off) teaching other orcs how to barbecue had run back to her without knowing when.

Its eyes were shining brightly under the firelight, and the flames were dancing in the dark pupils. For a moment, Su Ran seemed to see some of the werewolf's ready emotions.

She was so excited that she quickly averted her gaze and stopped looking at it.

But she didn't see that after she shifted her gaze, the werewolf's big tail, which was restless just now, slowly stopped waving happily.

The barbecue was almost done. Su Ran took out a tactical knife, walked over to a brown animal that had been roasted, cut off a piece of meat, blew on it and took a bite.

The caramel aroma fills the mouth with a sweet taste, and the outermost layer of meat has been roasted to a slightly crispy texture. Compared with the tender white-headed sheep, the meat of this animal is obviously firmer and tastes more fragrant.

She nodded with satisfaction, but when she turned her head, she met the eyes of Xiao Ju, who had stood beside her at some point, staring intently at her mouth, swallowing saliva quickly.

"Miwu~"

Seeing Su Ran turn her head, Xiao Ju quickly shouted.

It's like the kitten at home is reminding the owner of his presence.

Su Ran's heart softened when she saw Xiao Ju's big golden eyes, so she cut off another piece of meat, blew on it, and handed it to the little cutie.

The little orange cat looked at the barbecue right next to his mouth, and took a bite into his mouth without even hesitating. His round cheeks were bulging with the meat, and the tail behind him stood up as he chewed for longer.

It was getting higher and higher, and Su Ran couldn't help but want to touch it.

As soon as this idea came to her mind, she heard a low, aggrieved cry of "wuwuwu" coming from behind her.

Then a thick arm suddenly picked her up around the waist, and in the blink of an eye, she was moved to a dead tree.

The werewolf in front of her looked down at her, his green eyes glowing with faint fluorescence in the hazy night.

It barked at her twice in dissatisfaction, then held her shoulders and sat on a dead tree, turned around and walked towards the orcs who were already preparing to grill the meat.

The werewolf walked over to help everyone distribute the barbecue.

Su Ran was still worried about how to distribute the meat to the orcs after the barbecue was cooked. She was a little worried that there would be a fight between the orcs if there was not enough food.

Because there were too many orcs, she had neither the means nor the strength to roast all the animals that the orcs had hunted back. There was not enough fire space, so she only roasted a dozen animals, including a few small animals.

But this time I found that the orcs were very casual.

These orcs didn't seem to care much. Su Ran looked at the barbecues of different sizes each of the orcs were holding from a distance, but they still looked happy.

While she breathed a sigh of relief, she suddenly felt peaceful in her heart.

If the environment we get along with in the future is so peaceful and pure, then she can also be full of expectations for her future life.

The work of cutting up the barbecue over there was quickly completed under the automatic assignment of the orcs.

When the werewolf came back, he was holding a whole roasted thigh of an unknown animal in his hand. He pushed the roasted leg meat in front of Su Ran. Su Ran cut off a small piece with a knife, and then

He just shook his head and refused to ask for it again.

The werewolf looked at the small piece of barbecue stuck on the tip of her knife and frowned, but didn't say anything. He sat silently beside her and ate the thigh meat in his hand.

Su Ran was keenly aware of the werewolf's depressed mood, but she didn't think about the reason for the moment.

Obviously this guy looked very happy when he was sharing barbecue with those orcs!

She turned her head and looked at the werewolf. Although it was eating happily, it was obviously in a bad mood.

Is it because I feel like I got too little barbecue?

Su Ran was puzzled. After thinking for a while, she suddenly remembered that there were "beggars' internal organs" wrapped in mud in the fire.

She glanced at the werewolf next to her again, pursed her lower lip, and suddenly stood up and ran towards the fire with burning internal organs.

But what she didn't see was that the werewolf next to her who had been eating meat suddenly raised his head with a "Whoosh!" when she got up and ran away.

Those eyes looked at her running back, the black pupils quickly spread to the entire eye socket, and there was a moment of panic inside.

At this time, most of the other orcs had already taken the cooked barbecue and walked back to the woods where they lived. Only a handful of male orcs stayed here to eat directly.

Seeing Su Ran's movements at this time, although he was curious, he just looked around.

Su Ran felt that it was because the werewolves were not by her side that it was difficult for these male orcs to come forward.

She found a slightly thicker tree stick, reached into the fire and pulled out the blackened lumps of earth.

The lumps of earth had been burned to a certain hardness, and they made a crisp sound when knocked on them. They had just been pulled out of the fire, and there was still smoke rising from each one.

After all the soil lumps were pulled out, Su Ran found a slender stone on the river beach, aimed at the top of a soil lump, and knocked it down hard.

The dried soil quickly shattered under the force and fell. The thick sweetness mixed with the unique salty aroma of kelp rushed into the nose.

Su Ran smelled this smell and suddenly felt that her stomach, which was not hungry at all just now, began to growl again.

And just when she was about to smash the second lump of earth, the werewolf suddenly appeared from behind her, with a twitchy expression on his face.

But after smelling the aroma of grilled offal, this hesitation was immediately forgotten.

It strode to Su Ran's side, squatted down, pointed at the sweet-veined leaves that had been roasted and yellowed after the soil had been knocked off, and it cried out "Ouch, Ouch, Ouch," with all the excitement in its eyes.

It's curiosity about this thing.

Su Ran smiled and reached out to touch the soft ears on the top of the werewolf's head: "Wait a minute."

"Woo?"

The werewolf shook his ears and seemed to be in a better mood.

It watched Su Ran continue to knock the lumps out of the soil, and slowly leaned its body against Su Ran's body. By the time Su Ran came to her senses, the werewolf had already rested its entire head on her shoulder.

For a moment, Su Ran felt as if a large, fluffy dog ​​was lying on her shoulders!

At this time, all the dirt on the second dirt bump in front of her had been removed. Su Ran broke off a branch and sharpened one end with a knife, and then used a tactical knife to make a cut on the yellowing sweet-veined leaf.

In an instant, the roasting aroma, which was even richer than the roasted meat just now, filled the air in front of me.

Smelling this smell, the werewolf leaning against her sat up straight, staring at the roasted dark red internal organs that had been exposed in front of her, and swallowed.

Then it turned to look at Su Ran expectantly...

Su Ran pursed her lips and smiled at it, then stabbed the liver of an unknown animal with a freshly cut branch, scratched it with a knife a few times to quickly cool it down, and blew on it a few more times...

At this moment, Su Ran suddenly understood why the werewolf was unhappy.

When she gave Xiao Ju a taste of barbecue, the werewolf seemed unhappy, and before that, she thought of the time when she deliberately avoided the werewolf's sight.

Maybe the werewolf became unhappy because of his unresponsive attitude?

She looked at the werewolf who happily took the roasted liver she handed him and took a big bite. He was jealous and angry, yet so easy to coax. She suddenly felt that she didn't know whether she should call this orc innocent or too scheming.

The taste of grilled offal is the same as its rich aroma, and it has a lot more flavor than barbecue.

Especially after it is mixed with crushed kelp, a large part of the saltiness of the kelp penetrates into the internal organs, and even werewolves who didn't like eating meat wrapped in kelp before can't refuse it.

So the two of them, who had already eaten a lot, split up and ate an entire "beggar's offal", and then they started to feel sleepy while touching their already bulging bellies.

As for the remaining dozen or so lumps, they were naturally distributed to the other orcs who were still on the river beach.

However, Su Ran still left two for herself and the werewolf to eat tomorrow morning.

The three barbecue fires were almost burning out. Su Ran looked around and saw that the remaining orcs had also begun to walk back.

So she got up and walked to the fire. She first used a wooden stick to scatter the firewood on the fire, and then she took the opportunity to prepare the three pieces of soil during the barbecue and sprinkled it on the fire.

The fire was a bit big, and it took her a long time to extinguish the sparks in one fire. Fortunately, at this time, the werewolf who had finished observing came over to help, which made her relieved.

After all three fires were extinguished, Su Ran was still a little worried and used a stainless steel tea vat to repeatedly scoop water from the river for a long time and poured it on the fire covered with earth. Finally, she was relieved and satisfied with the tea.

He hung the vat on himself, then picked up two roasted offal still wrapped in mud, and asked the werewolf to go back to the bird's nest...