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

There is not much sea salt left in Su Ran's hand.

After exchanging animal meat with the orcs yesterday, even though the amount she gave to each orc was very small, there was only one can of sea salt. Today, this can of salt is used after roasting this red-skinned pig.

, still bottomed out.

I'm going to the beach again tomorrow.

But Su Ran was thinking about how to get more sea salt.

The main reason is that there are still too few things in her hands that can hold water, and there is no way to make a large amount of salt.

And it’s not just for making salt.

She also wanted to wash things, cook hides, and make other kinds of food.

If possible, she would also like to boil some bath water.

But no matter what happened, it told her that she needed a pot big enough.

After thinking for a long time, she finally decided to spend all day today making a pot.

Even if it's a wooden one! At least you have to have a usable one in your hand.

Although she had changed places with where the werewolves made the fire today, this did not prevent the orcs from finding her easily.

But this time the orcs only got fire from her, but no salt.

So at this time, you can see that like Xiaoju, the orcs looked at the empty chewing gum jar that Su Ran showed them with disappointment.

Not even a grain of salt can fall out of it.

Xiao Ju looked at the empty jar in Su Ran's hand and let out a disappointed "Mew" sound. She held the fire in her hand and walked back with her ears drooped.

That slender back, even the drooping tail behind it seemed to be full of feelings of loss.

Seeing this, Su Ran almost shouted to stop it and gave her half of the red-skinned pig from herself and the werewolf.

But in the end she endured it.

The red-skinned pig was hunted by a werewolf and she was not qualified to distribute it.

The barbecue on the fire has not changed color yet, and it will take a while before it is cooked.

Su Ran set up two tall sticks beside the fire, then put a tree stick across them and hung some washed clothes on them to dry.

The werewolf, who was infinitely curious about new things, pointed to the clothes drying rack and the clothes on it, looked at Su Ran and asked.

So after a while, the werewolf who had learned the new term couldn't stop showing off to Su Ran and the other orcs around him.

It pointed at the clothes hanging on the rack, and then pointed at its own waist, and proudly repeated to the other orcs: "Hangers! Wash your pants, wear them in gray!"

Then, looking at the envious or curious looks on the faces of the other orcs, it laughed, ran to Su Ran in two steps, hugged her, kissed her heavily on the lips, and said loudly: "Su Ran

Ran, awesome!”

Su Ran:......

Su Ran felt that she had gradually become immune to the unsightly actions that werewolves made from time to time.

She calmly waited for the werewolf to let go of her, and then searched for suitable materials on the edge of the river beach while thinking about how to make this pot.

No matter in terms of materials or usage, stone pots are undoubtedly the most suitable.

But the only problem is, if she makes a stone pot here, how can she get it to the beach?

Although the werewolf is powerful, it is still very heavy to carry itself and sometimes some prey. At this time, if you bring a big rock, even if the werewolf can fly, I am afraid it will have to rest several times along the way.

They can't fly around with a pot every day.

Su Ran thought about it and felt that one was still needed. There must be a pot at the bird's nest tree, which can be used for eating, boiling animal skins, and boiling water.

As for the beach side, she can make a slightly smaller one, take it directly there when the time comes, and put it there.

And when the time comes, you can try to see if the stones at the beach can withstand burning.

If it was resistant to burning, she would just use stones from the beach to get a few more and throw them there.

Maybe if she has time, she can build a temporary shelter on the beach, and then take the werewolf to live there for a few days and just get some more salt.

After figuring it out, she started looking for materials suitable for making her first pot.

The stones on the river beach have been proven to be resistant to burning, but the ones that can be seen now are all very small.

If she wanted to make a pot, it would have to be at least forty centimeters in diameter.

She continued to walk upstream of the river bank, wanting to see if she would find anything ahead.

After walking about a hundred meters forward, Su Ran suddenly quickened her pace.

A pile of large gravel suddenly appeared on the river beach ahead.

And the further you go, the bigger the rocks are.

This made her a little confused. It was still far away from the mountains. How could these gravels be here?

This is obviously the location of a river. Could it be that there was a huge flood here and these stones were washed away?

Thinking of the flood, Su Ran suddenly felt a little worried.

But she soon felt relieved again.

The orcs have lived here much longer than she has. If there is a natural disaster here and it is the hardest hit area, then they will definitely not choose this place to be their permanent residence.

These stones should have been here at least before the orcs lived here.

Thinking of this, Su Ran relaxed and continued walking forward.

She was going to pick a piece of raw material here to make a pot.

She was looking at each stone one by one, when suddenly a loud and somewhat anxious voice came from behind her:

"Ranran!"

Su Ran quickly turned around and saw the werewolf running quickly from behind.

It braked suddenly and stopped in front of her, and then grabbed her wrist forcefully. It glanced in the direction Su Ran was walking, then looked back at her, and said with uneasiness in its eyes: "Ran Ran,

Ash, no!”

While it was talking, when it said "Ran Ran, Hui", it held Su Ran's hand a little harder.

Then when he said "no", he shook his head vigorously.

Looking at the werewolf's movements and expression, Su Ran understood its meaning almost immediately.

It wants to say that you don't want to leave here alone, you have to go to a place farther away with it.

It looked like it had been frightened in the morning.

Su Ran nodded quickly and comforted the werewolf: "Okay, let Hui know when you go far."

Seeing Su Ran nodding, although he didn't understand what she said at this time, the werewolf still grinned happily.

"Well! Su Ran, Hui!"

It said, shaking the hand holding Su Ran's wrist vigorously.

Su Ran smiled helplessly, it was so easy to coax!

Then, she also shook the arm held by the werewolf, and pointed with her other hand to a stone that seemed to be half a meter high in front of her: "Ash, stone."

The werewolf looked along her finger, but all he saw was gravel on the ground.

It shook its tail and looked at Su Ran with doubt in its eyes: "Stone?"