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

Chapter 66
Su Ran went to the river to wash up first, and then continued to build the unfinished shed yesterday.

She first laid out several pieces of wood used to make the beams on the top of the shed on the ground and laid them out one by one in a rectangular shape.

Then take the engineer shovel and start digging holes at the joints of several pieces of wood.

There are a total of six supporting pillars for the canopy, so a total of six holes need to be dug.

Because it is close to the edge of the woods, and there was a heavy rain some time ago, the soil here is still easy to dig.

It took her only ten minutes to dig six pits about [-] centimeters deep.

Then she started assembling the posts and beams of the shed.

According to the order marked yesterday, she used the hammer on the multifunctional ax to tap the tenons dug out of the wood for the beams into the grooves on the wood for the pillars little by little.

After all the tenons were hammered in, she found another twig, chopped off two pieces of wood chips with an axe, cut them into the shape of a wedge, and then nailed them in from the groove and the upper and lower ends of the tenon and tenon. One is reinforced to make the mortise and tenon fit tighter and stronger.

Following this process, Su Ran installed all the pillars and beams on one side of the shed together.

Just after installing one side, I saw the werewolf flying out of the woods with a red pig on his shoulders.

After it flew out of the woods, it almost subconsciously turned its gaze to Su Ran's side.

Because Su Ran was here yesterday to process the wood for the shed.

As soon as the werewolf landed, he immediately dropped the red pig on his shoulders.

It stood in front of Su Ran, frowning, and the expression on its face was a little angry and helpless.

"Ran Ran, Su Ran, you, woo... woo woo~ not good woo~"

It looked at Su Ran for a long time, with a look of "Why are you so disobedient" on his face.

But suffering from not being able to find suitable words that Su Ran could understand, it seemed that the whole wolf was scratching its head.

Su Ran looked at the tip of its tail that was clearly showing irritability and was flicking back and forth quickly, and coupled with the series of intermittent sentences it said, she knew that she should quickly appease the innocent little wolf in front of her at this time.

But in fact, she still couldn't help pursing the corners of her lips, and looked at its silly and cute look for a few more seconds.

"I'm fine~"

Su Ran took a step forward, shortened the distance between Hui Hui and raised her two hands to show it: "Look, everything is ready~"

Hui lowered his head and glanced at her palm, only to frown even tighter.

It grabbed Su Ran's wrist with one hand, pushed Su Ran's palm for her to see, and pointed to the two dry blisters on Su Ran's palm: "Bad! Ranran, blood! Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo "

It whined for a long time to refute Su Ran's words. Su Ran had no choice but to raise her hands and rub them together, and then showed it: "Hui, it doesn't hurt~"

Seeing that the werewolf wanted to say something more, she quickly put her hands on its chest again, tiptoed and kissed its firm chin: "Okay, Ranran doesn't hurt, first help me build the shed, after we set it up we Eat again!"

After speaking, she dragged Ash vigorously to the frame of a row of awnings that had already been spliced, squatted down, and continued to assemble the remaining frames, while showing it to see.

Then she saw the werewolf sigh heavily.

He looked at her helplessly again, and then reluctantly followed Su Ran's movements and squatted down.

The frame of the canopy is fine, but the top canopy is a bit of a hassle.

There is no way to teach the orcs this thing before it is made, so Hui has no choice but to help Su Ran complete it.

And if you wait until the structure of the shed is erected before installing the roof, Su Ran will not be able to reach it.

In the end, Su Ran had no choice but to put the whole structure and roof of the shed upside down on the ground first.

When it is done, let the orcs help to insert the shed upside down into the holes she dug.

With Hui's help and Su Ran's guidance, the frame of the shed was quickly made.

Next is the more troublesome part of the roof.

But this part is a bit time-consuming and laborious, Su Ran is going to continue after breakfast.

At this time, the four-eared ox that Hui Hui had returned from hunting had completely died.

As soon as Su Ran said to make a fire to barbecue, Hui immediately happily picked up the red pig and ran to the river to skin it.

At this time, other orcs had already started to light a fire and barbecue by the river.

A week ago, Su Ran was tired of being followed by a group of orcs every time she ate, so Su Ran taught the orcs how to make a fire.

However, before teaching, she gave the orcs a demonstration lesson on the possible hazards of fire.

As for the method of teaching, it is also very simple.

On a previous day, she used a sapper shovel to dig a circular firebreak with a diameter of about three meters on a river beach near the river beach.

Then she started to pile up branches crazily inside the firebreak, and all the branches were piled up were extremely flammable branches.

After all the branches were piled up, she pulled and dug the bucket together with the ashes.

But for the sake of speed, after dug two normal buckets with handles, Su Ran no longer insisted on the appearance of the buckets.

She directly asked Hui to hollow out the tree trunk and make it look like six large wooden jars with bottoms that can hold water and no lids.

She and Ash dug a total of more than ten such water jars.

After she felt that it was almost done, she asked Hui to catch a live white-headed sheep, and finally asked Hui to call the other orcs over.

The orcs were very happy when they first came here, as if they thought Su Ran had found something new.

Especially when they saw the white-headed sheep that was struggling and screaming because of fear, the orcs' eyes became even more intense.

At this time, Su Ran was holding a torch in her hand. When she saw that the number of orcs, especially those cute little ones, had almost arrived, she slowly stretched out the torch in her hand to the pile. Above the dry grass among the branches.

At that time, it was already evening, when the sky was just about to darken.

The scorching flames spread quickly on the dry grass among the branches, and within a few minutes, a raging fire ignited on the grass enclosed by the fire belt.

The flames engulfed the branches and crackled, and the highest point jumped up to a height of two meters.

And at this moment, there was a heart-piercing howl suddenly from inside the circle of fire.

It was the scream of that white-headed sheep.

In order to prevent the white-headed sheep from running out of the fire with a whole body of fire into the forest and causing a real disaster, Su Ran made up her mind to let the ashes break its four legs in advance.

Listening to the pitiful cry of the white-headed sheep, Su Ran, who used to be soft-hearted when she saw an injured kitten, was also very surprised that she could do such a cold-blooded and cruel thing.

But in such a world where the weak are the strong, she felt that a voice in her heart kept saying to her: "You did nothing wrong."

"You didn't intentionally torture this sheep for pleasure and unreasonable things, but for your own good life in the next few decades, you can only sacrifice its life."

(End of this chapter)