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

Chapter 47 Red Pig Hide

When it was close to three o'clock in the afternoon, Su Ran had two stone pots and a large wooden basin.

Afterwards, she asked the werewolf to go to the downstream river beach where they made a fire a few days ago, and brought over the animal skins of white-headed sheep and four-eared cattle that had been soaked in the river yesterday.

Then Su Ran washed the two animal skins together with today's red pig skin.

These three animal skins were peeled off by the werewolves, and they were obviously very clean.

There is no break in the whole skin, and there is not even excess oil left on it.

Su Ran felt that with the skills of the werewolf, these two animal skins didn't need to be soaked to remove the grease.

She first fished out the red-skinned pig's skin that the werewolf put into the water in the morning.

She was a little curious as to why the werewolf emphasized the skin of the red pig.

According to the things that the werewolf had brought back to her one after another in the past few days, or brought her to find them, it was obvious that it had a certain understanding of the characteristics of the things they found.

It can also clearly analyze what Su Ran wants, so most of the things it finds can accurately meet Su Ran's needs.

So there must be something special about this red-skinned pigskin.

The entire hide of the red pig is very large, even twice as big as the hide of the little four-eared cow.

Su Ran took out the animal skins in such a limp pile, placed them on the stones by the river, then grabbed a handful of animal skins in her palm, and vigorously grabbed some of the water soaked in the hair on them.

Then she pulled out a horn from the animal hide, unfolded the horn, and observed it carefully.

Then she was surprised to find that the red pig's hide was very thin!

Because it is thin, it is also very soft in the hand.

If you have to take a similar thing to compare, this thickness is very similar to the thickness of the artificial leather used to make spring and autumn thin leather shirts.

It feels almost as thick as a fingernail.

Moreover, the red short hair on the red pig's hide is also very smooth to the touch.

It's not the kind of fine fluff that is mixed together in groups, but the kind of short hair with distinct roots. Even if it is not dry, you can still see the smooth luster on it.

In summary, this fur is very suitable for making clothes on the body.

In winter, after the animal skins are cleaned, they are cut directly into clothes, and the side with the short fur is directly made into a close-fitting side, which can be worn as a warm clothing inside.

And if it's hot in summer, you only need to scrape off the short hair on the animal skin to make it into short-sleeved shorts.

Su Ran couldn't help but looked at the red pig skin in front of her several times. The more she looked at it, the more she felt that the characteristics of this animal skin didn't quite meet her requirements.

In fact, the hides of the previous bantam, white-headed sheep and four-eared cattle were not bad.

The skin of the bantam has good elasticity and can also be used to make clothes.

The leather of the four-eared cow is very thick to the touch, and the hair is also very thick. It is very suitable for making blankets and quilts, and the thickness is also very suitable for making shoes.

The thickness of the skin of the white-headed sheep is more moderate, but Su Ran is more concerned about the wool of the white-headed sheep.

The long wool hanging from the sheep's back to the ground is almost born to be twisted into wool.

But now that the white-headed sheep can be herded first, she needs to collect some skins of red-skinned pigs and four-eared cows to make a change of clothes and quilts.

It's not time to eat yet, and there is only half of the red-skinned pig left in the morning, so the werewolf doesn't have to hunt anymore.

So they squatted by the river, following Su Ran's example, and helped wash and rub the animal skins with the green soap fruit pits.

Su Ran soaked the bantam deerskin that had dried up by now in water again.

After the soaking softened, she took the deerskin out of the water, found a stick thicker than her arm, and beat it vigorously, while continuously pouring water onto the animal hide.

After beating this small animal skin for more than half an hour, she picked it up and shook it, then put it aside, and took it back to dry when she went back to the bird's nest later.

Su Ran was actually thinking about applying the branches and leaves of the black Malan grass to the animal skin to see if it could soften the animal skin.

But thinking of the strength of the juice that can corrode even stones, she began to hesitate.

When the werewolves used the black Malan grass, they had always been very careful not to get the juice of the grass leaves on their hands, which showed how poisonous this Malan grass was.

She still doesn't want to take any chances.

After beating a few animal skins, Su Ran started a fire again.

Afterwards, she wanted to quickly put these animal skins in boiling hot water.

But the two stone pots made today are still unusable.

She looked at a few animal skins that had been beaten and washed, and had no choice but to take them out and let them dry overnight until tomorrow morning.

At night, Su Ran and the werewolf ate up the remaining half of the red pig.

After a whole day's work, Su Ran felt that her appetite had improved.

Although she has only been in this continent for more than a week, Su Ran can still feel that the daylight here is much longer than when she first arrived here.

And the rest time of the orcs seems to follow the time of sunset.

After the last twilight fell into the horizon, even the little orcs who had been playing for a second took the initiative to run back to their residences.

The phrase "sleep in the dark" is very vividly demonstrated.

And now Su Ran also extinguished the fire.

She put a few pieces of animal skins into the basket, and then tied the two small stacks of wooden sticks that she took the opportunity to sort out when she was eating when the werewolves were eating, respectively tied them with wicker, and stacked them on top of the animal skins .

When she and the werewolf went back to the bird's nest, except for the two stone pots and the wooden basin made today, she held the whole basket in her arms, and the werewolf hugged her and flew back to the bird's nest together.

It's not dark yet, but the temperature has begun to drop a little bit.

After returning to the bird's nest, Su Ran first dried a few pieces of animal skins again, then she carefully walked to the tree trunk tied with a climbing rope outside, and untied the climbing rope.

She was going to make a rope ladder out of this rope and the sticks she had brought up.

Otherwise, if she only used the rope, she could only slide down the tree on the bird's nest tree, but could not climb up.

And the way up and down the rope ladder is much safer than relying on that single rope.

She took the rope back into the bird's nest, sat directly at the entrance of the bird's nest, and dragged the wooden stick she brought back.

Then, taking advantage of the slightly bright sky outside, she began to tie the wooden sticks to the rope one by one.

(End of this chapter)