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

It seemed that the werewolf wanted to eat the raw meat directly and leave the remaining barbecue for Su Ran to eat.

But at this moment, Su Ran had already dug out the bag of self-heating military rations that she had opened some time ago from her backpack, opened the small packages inside one by one, and added water to heat it.

Now the packaging bag is steaming.

Su Ran wanted to leave all the barbecue for Hui to eat.

At most, she would save a piece of barbecue for herself to eat in the evening. If the rain didn't stop in the evening, she would let Hui eat the raw meat she had just cleaned out today. Then she would not have to go out to find food.

Su Ran took out a dustpan that she had made a few days ago.

Then he took out the remaining barbecued meats from yesterday and put them on top one by one, and then called the werewolf to prepare for breakfast.

Hui came over carrying a backpack and sat down directly opposite Su Ran.

It curiously looked at the self-heating military ration bag placed in front of Su Ran, which was still steaming and making a constant "sizzling" sound. The movement of its hand did not stop, and it reached into the backpack and took one.

The sweet-veined leaves came out and were spread at my feet, and then I went to get the raw meat in my backpack.

Su Ran quickly stopped it.

She quickly stood up, walked to Hui's side, and pulled the basket of meat to the side, as if she didn't want him to eat it.

These raw meats have been processed so cleanly that you can no longer tell what kind of animal they are from just looking at their appearance.

But looking at the size, Su Ran thought it was more likely to be a white-headed sheep or a small four-eared cow.

After moving the backpack a little further, Su Ran sat back down, pointed at the barbecue in front of her and said to Hui, "Hui, eat this."

As soon as he finished speaking, he saw the eyebrows on the werewolf's face furrowed. Its tail swept slightly behind it, and pointed at the barbecue with some reluctance: "Ran Ran eats barbecue, and the gray meat is raw."

But then it looked at the bag of self-heating military rations where the sound of boiling water had gradually subsided: "Ranran, what is this, what is it?"

"Well……"

Su Ran looked at the self-heating military rations pointed by the werewolf and almost blurted out that it was self-heating military rations.

She touched her nose, thinking about the staple food in the military rations, and then said, "This is rice."

As he said this, he felt that time was almost up, and the heat in the military ration bag was gradually decreasing.

Su Ran reached out and carefully opened the military ration bag, and the smell inside suddenly came out.

This taste is actually not amazing to Su Ran. After all, it is batch-processed food.

But the moment she smelled it, she still felt a little nostalgic.

It’s really hard to live without staple food.

Su Ran waited until the sides of the bag were no longer so hot, opened the mouth of the bag with her fingers, and divided the mixed rice and vegetables into two bowls little by little.

After dividing it up, she put one bowl in front of Hui and kept the other bowl for herself.

Then she inserted a wooden spoon into Hui's bowl and let him eat with the spoon.

"I can just eat this. Hui will have barbecue in the morning."

Hearing Su Ran's words, the werewolf still wanted to refute, but in the end he couldn't resist Su Ran. Seeing that Su Ran looked very happy eating the self-heating army rations, he finally gave in.

However, it was the first to try the half bowl of self-heating military rations that Su Ran gave it.

But it was obvious that eating was a bit laborious.

The half bowl of rice was completely eaten by the werewolf in three or four mouthfuls, but it seemed that it had to swallow every mouthful very hard, and it looked like it really didn't like it.

Su Ran felt that the werewolf must learn to refuse as soon as possible and let it understand that it can refuse things it doesn't like.

After breakfast, Su Ran and Hui cleaned up the leftover bones and remnants together. Then Su Ran stopped Hui who was about to go out to throw out the garbage, wrapped the remnants in sweet vein leaves and put them into a basket until it rained.

Stop and then go out and throw it away.

Now the rain outside was getting a little heavier. Su Ran and Hui were sitting at the entrance of the bird's nest. The cold wind was blowing and they were starting to feel a little cold.

They moved back to the haystack where they slept.

Su Ran spread the sleeping bag again and sat on it with Hui. Then she took some animal skins that Hui had brought in at midnight last night.

The skins in these chapters are the skins of a red pig, a white-headed sheep, a dwarf deer, and a four-eared ox.

The skins are now completely dry to the touch, but they look different after drying.

What surprised Su Ran the most was the skin of the red pig.

This red pig hide can almost cover a 1.8 meter small double bed when unfolded.

The color of the hide gradually changes from dark red to pinkish-white from the middle to both sides, and the length of the hair also becomes shorter and shorter as the color changes.

But the most important thing is that the red pig skin is very soft after being simply washed and dried. If the thickness of the hair on it is not included, the entire animal skin is also very thin.

The elasticity of red pig skin is not very high, but it is still there. In short, if it is used to make clothes, it is a perfect material.

No wonder at that time, Hui would specifically emphasize the skin of the red-skinned pig to himself.

Then Su Ran looked at the other animal skins in front of her.

But this time she saw at a glance the short deer skin that was already dry and twitching and turned into a hard shell.

She reached out and took the stiff animal skin over. The animal skin that could have been used to make a short-sleeved shirt had shrunk to the size of a tube top.

And it has already dried and set its shape, just like the clothes that can stand on their own after being frozen outside in the winter in the far north cities on earth.

At this time, although the animal skin is not so hard that it cannot be broken, it is definitely unusable.

Su Ran took the short deer skin and shook it in her hand, then put it aside helplessly.

She thought that the skin of a shortfoot deer was so elastic when it was not dried, so among the skins, the material was the most suitable for making clothes.

Then she took the four-eared cow's hide and the white-headed sheepskin and took a look. The four-eared cow's hide was very thick and soft, but because of its thickness, it was not soft enough to be folded easily.

As for the white-headed sheep's hide, its elasticity is about the same as that of a four-eared cow, and its thickness is between that of a four-eared cow and a red-skinned pig. However, because of the super long hair all over its back, Su Ran still couldn't put it down.

There is no strange odor on the several animal skins. Because they have been washed with soapberry kernels, they all have a faint scent of soapberry kernels.

Su Ran directly laid the four-eared cow's hide and fur upwards on the haystack.

Then she lay down and tried it, and it was indeed very soft. After lying for a while, she gradually felt warm under her body.

Su Ran decided to use this leather as a bed first.

As for the other two animal skins, she decided to use them and ashes to make summer clothes for herself.

The weather is getting warmer, and at least the clothes Su Ran is wearing now are getting a bit unwearable...