Traveling through the world of beasts: I light up my survival skills in the wild

Chapter 40 Bone Knife
The cross-section of the two halves of the bone is U-shaped.

Su Ran took one end of the bone and poured some water on it, and quickly polished it on the file at an angle.

As the grinding time increases, white water spots gradually accumulate on the file.

Unsurprisingly, this action aroused the werewolf's curiosity again.

So under the werewolf's strong desire to learn, the two ends of the first bone were quickly sharpened into blades.

Su Ran took the bone from the werewolf's hand and shook it in her hand in satisfaction.

Then he patted the werewolf's arm and gave it a thumbs up: "Hui, amazing!"

"Ow~"

The werewolf who was addicted to knowledge looked at Su Ran cheerfully. Although he didn't understand what she meant, she could feel the appreciation on Su Ran's face.

It shook its wings and looked at Su Ran: "Amazing!"

When she saw Su Ran nodding her head happily, she said, "Yeah! It's so gray!"

It's happier.

So it followed Su Ran's example and raised a thumbs up at her: "Su Ran, amazing! Awesome! Awesome!"

Good guy, I learned how to hold each other's stinky feet so quickly!

Su Ran looked at it dumbfounded.

The bone has been ground into a bone knife.

Moreover, it is a bone knife that can be used at both ends, and the blade is similar to a U-shaped carving knife.

The width of the blade of the U-shaped bone knife is about five or six centimeters wide, and the entire blade is about twenty centimeters long.

After comparing the measurements, Su Ran asked the werewolf to help saw the bone knife in half from the middle.

In this way, she is equivalent to having two independent bone knives!
Su Ran took the bone knife and walked back to the half-dug wooden pier, and found a branch of verified thickness from the remaining firewood.

Then she went to the edge of the woods behind her and cut some willow branches and came back.

She sawed the selected branches into two sticks about ten centimeters in length.Then, after peeling off the skin of the wooden stick, stuff the wooden stick into the groove in the middle of the cross-section of the bone.

Then use wicker to wrap the stick and bone together, and a simple knife handle is ready.In this way, when using the U-shaped bone knife, the situation where the hand is caught by the cross section of the bone can be avoided.

She took one of the U-shaped bone knives and tried it on the half-dug wooden pier. Sure enough, it was much more convenient than using a tactical knife!

The most important thing is that she doesn't feel bad about using a bone knife. If the tactical knife is used to dig wood like this every day, she will feel that she is reckless!
With the U-shaped bone knife, Su Ran's work progressed as if it was driven at double speed. In less than half an hour, the prototype of a bowl appeared in Su Ran's hands.

However, the inside of the bowl still needs to be polished, the bark on the outside needs to be peeled off, and the shape of the bowl needs to be processed again.

Of course, if she can make do with it, the current state is not unusable.

But Su Ran naturally didn't want to settle down.

So she went on to sand the outside of the bowl.

At this time, almost all the orcs had already finished their meal.

One difference today is that a few days ago, Su Ran saw that these orcs would basically come out to process prey by the river together, but they would not choose to eat outside.

Including the previous barbecue, most orcs also chose to take the meat back to their dens to eat after the barbecue was cooked.

It was also because of this that Su Ran thought that the reason the orcs brought food back to their dens was because they felt that eating outside was too insecure and their sovereignty would be violated.

But today is completely different from that time.

For today's meal, almost all the orcs chose to eat directly by the river beach.

This made Su Ran start to wonder.

So don't the orcs have to eat in their own private domain?
At this time, after the orcs finished eating, they all looked like they were sitting in place basking in the sun.

If you ignore their gazes that look towards Su Ran and the werewolf from time to time, it will really make people think that they are enjoying this quiet and beautiful moment in nature.

The prototype of the wooden bowl in Su Ran's hand gradually became perfect.

After she took back the last knife in the bowl, she excitedly raised the bowl in front of the werewolf, and said to the werewolf, "Ash! Bowl!"

The werewolf was taken aback by her sudden excitement!
At this time, it was holding the file on the multi-functional axe, imitating Su Ran's way to polish the remaining half of the bone.

It's just that I don't know why, compared to the nearly perfect bone knife just now, the bone in its hand has a tendency to be worn down and shortened.

Su Ran couldn't help but wonder, is there a novice period?

The werewolf was taken aback by Su Ran's actions at this time, so frightened that it directly rubbed the bone in its hand and broke another side!

It looked at the thing in Su Ran's hand for a long time, and said, "Cup, cup?"

The word cup was taught by Su Ran yesterday.

The thermos cup is a cup, and the stainless steel teapot is a cup, so the thing in front of me that can obviously hold water is also a cup.

Su Ran was stuck by the werewolf's word "cup", shook her head, and said, "Bowl!"

Although there is no need to be so entangled in the name of a thing with similar usage, Su Ran still hopes that the werewolf can distinguish the difference between the tools for drinking and eating.

She still doesn't want the cup used to drink water to be used to hold meat. After all, there is no detergent here, and she doesn't want to drink a sip of water that will be covered with oil.

The werewolf was obviously still a little confused.

But after realizing Su Ran's affirmative attitude, she didn't struggle too much.

For it, the name of the item is actually what Su Ran said, and it doesn't matter how to distinguish it, as long as it can communicate with Su Ran smoothly.

After that, until the afternoon, Su Ran was making the daily necessities by the river.

The two bowls and two U-shaped bone knives were the first to be completed, and as she finished digging the second wooden bowl, some orcs also had their first wooden bowl made by themselves.

Although it didn't look as good as Su Ran's digging, it only took 10 minutes for a bowl, which was several times faster than Su Ran's.

Even people don't even need to prepare tools, because the sharp claws in the hands of orcs are their most convenient weapons!
Su Ran felt that maybe this was the reason why the werewolf was only interested in grinding the bone knife, but not interested in digging another wooden pier.

For him, digging wood was clearly not a challenge or an attraction.

Su Ran even suspected that they might use wood to sharpen their claws.

She rinsed the werewolf hide in water again, and was going to take it back to dry to see what it looked like after it dried.

Then he went to the willow tree by the woods, and came back after cutting a large bundle of wicker.

After that afternoon, she kept making things up.

It's easier to weave things out of wicker than that kind of shrub by the sea.

The main thing is that the wicker is soft, easy to weave, and long enough to keep adding new branches.

When the sun set to the west and the sky gradually dimmed, Su Ran had already piled up two round dustpans with a width of [-] centimeters, which she was going to use to put the food to dry.

At this moment, she just started to weave a new and larger basket in her hands.

But beside him sat a circle of young orcs.

At this time, these orcs were all looking at the willow sticks they were holding in their hands. Some of those willow sticks had been torn into pieces, which made Su Ran laugh for a while.

After gaining powerful strength and smart brains, these orcs finally had their shortcomings.

For this kind of delicate manual work, these little cuties seem to lack collective skills, and none of them can quickly grasp the tricks.

While Su Ran was weaving, she looked at the orc who was sitting next to her, scratched by a small wicker, and couldn't help but curl her lips.

She looked up at the warm sun above her head, and suddenly felt that this day seemed to be getting more and more interesting!
(End of this chapter)