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

Facing the werewolf's blank and innocent eyes, Su Ran suddenly had the illusion that she was teasing an innocent little boy who was ignorant of the world.

She no longer teased it, but explained to it seriously: "This soup needs to be cooled before you can drink it~"

Su Ran made a blowing motion towards the bowl again, then pushed the bowl back in front of Hui and looked at it with gestures.

When the werewolf saw Su Ran returning the bowl, he couldn't help but twitch his ears, and his eyes showed a look of joy: "Ouch~~"

Because each of them drank two bowls of soup and ate a pot of seafood and mutton stew, Su Ran and Hui didn't eat much barbecue at night.

The remaining barbecue was naturally put into tomorrow morning's recipe by Su Ran.

After dinner, they stayed by the river until Su Ran finished weaving a slightly larger backpack and dug out two small spoons that could be used for drinking soup and a slightly larger colander.

Now there were only two of them left by the river.

Su Ran found a hidden place and dug a small hole to solve the poop problem.

As for the thing used to replace paper towels, it is a kind of grass that grows on the river beach and looks like a flower bud.

The leaves of this grass are somewhat similar to the petals of lotus, but they are thick and very flexible to the touch.

The surface toward the inner layer is smooth, and all the leaves are wrapped together layer by layer, forming the appearance of an unopened flower bud.

When needed, just tear off two leaves on top.

But in comparison, she felt that the orcs' method of washing their butts directly in the river after using the toilet was actually cleaner...

After using the toilet, Su Ran stood up and followed the habits of the orcs, burying the place where they pooped with soil.

When she first arrived here, she was dragged into the forest by Hui, who personally demonstrated to her what he had taught her.

If it weren't for Hui's serious teaching expression at that time, she would really have thought that the orc in front of her was simply an exhibitionist and a pervert...

When Su Ran returned to the river beach, Hui also happened to be returning from releasing water.

What surprised Su Ran at least was that after the first teaching, Hui Du never wanted to go to the toilet with her again.

Su Ran felt that this should be a habit from the original genes of the orcs.

When sleeping and going to the toilet, the orcs' defenses are down, so they don't like others watching when they go to the toilet, which makes them feel dangerous.

Su Ran washed herself by the river, then put the remaining uneaten barbecue into a newly made basket, and then put two cans of freshly made mutton fat into the basket. Then she put other things

Put it away, put out the fire, and then checked that there were really no sparks in the fires used by the other orcs who had left, and then handed the basket to Hui, who was holding the basket of mutton oil and Hui.

Let's walk slowly back to the bird's nest tree together.

As for why she was holding the basket, it was because she was worried about the werewolf, fearing that it would run and jump on the road and spill the two cans of suet that had been boiled with great effort.

When I returned to the bird's nest tree, there were no more orcs under the tree.

The sky was already gray at the moment. As soon as Su Ran and Hui arrived under the tree, they felt that they could no longer see clearly things a little further away.

Hui flew back to the bird's nest first and put the basket up.

Within a few seconds, it flew out of the bird's nest and landed next to Su Ran. It reached out and wanted to fly up with her in its arms.

However, Su Ran pushed him away and refused.

As a last resort, Su Ran decided not to rely on the werewolf's help to return to the bird's nest tree.

She wanted to become familiar with the process of climbing a rope ladder as soon as possible, including the experience of climbing with or holding heavy objects in her hands.

She must be fully prepared for everything, including if one day Hui is no longer by her side, she needs to have the ability to face this primitive world alone.

She must start from now on, little by little, to become familiar with the growth patterns of animals and plants in this world, and learn survival skills in the primitive world.

The most important thing is that she needs to strengthen her physical fitness. Compared with the orcs, at least when facing "food" such as white-headed sheep, she cannot always be a weak hunter.

She also wants to learn to hunt.

She doesn't have the strength or speed, but she can try to set traps and make hunting tools.

In short, she is alone in this world. Even if she meets Hui now, even if she really lives with Hui until old age, then she will only be two people at most.

At least so far, she has not seen any orcs in the community who look like Hui's parents or siblings.

So if one day something happens to her and someone in the gray, gets sick or injured, the most they can rely on is each other.

After Hui understood Su Ran's refusal, although he was puzzled, he still did not forcefully take her back to the bird's nest.

When it saw Su Ran holding the rope ladder in one hand and carrying the basket containing the stone jar and mutton oil in the other, it seemed to understand Su Ran's intention. It called out to Su Ran clearly, and it seemed to be very happy in its voice.

Then he stood aside and watched Su Ran's movements.

After Su Ran climbed a little higher, it also spread its wings and rose to the same height as Su Ran. The wings behind it flapped rapidly to maintain the balance of the body.

Su Ran was now extremely glad that she remembered to make a backpack, even though she was holding a basket instead of a backpack at the moment.

Because climbing the rope ladder is really too difficult!

Not only is it difficult, but it is also dangerous.

When she stepped on the first step of the rope ladder, the rope ladder hanging on the tree began to shake continuously.

She had to put her feet on the wooden stick under her feet as hard as she could to ensure that the soles of her shoes would not slip off the wooden stick, causing her to fall directly under the tree.

As for her upper body, she could only hold the wooden stick on the upper column with one hand. The basket on the other side of her body was already slung on her shoulder like a satchel, and that hand was also grabbing the upper column at this time.

of wooden sticks.

Twenty minutes had passed since Su Ran climbed up the bird's nest tree.

When both feet stood on the tree trunk tied to the rope ladder, her feet went weak and she almost fell from the tree.

Fortunately, Hui was always by her side, and with a stretch of his long arm, he carried her back to the bird's nest.

Su Ran returned to the bird's nest and put down the basket in her hand. She didn't bother to check whether the mutton oil in the basket had been spilled by herself.

She sat down as soon as she could, and then lay down in the bird's nest, her chest rising and falling violently as she breathed heavily.

At this time, the only thought in her mind was that her physical fitness was really poor.

Judging from her current body, I am afraid that any one-meter-tall little orc in the community can easily handle her!