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

Chapter 67 Complete Teaching
The screams of the white-headed sheep completely frightened the orcs.

Especially those little guys, some of them were so frightened that they got their heads into the arms of their parents.

But at this time, none of the orcs left.

It seemed that they could all guess Su Ran's important intentions in doing so.

The bleating of the white-headed sheep in the fire gradually weakened, until finally there was no movement at all.

This meeting almost scares the orcs, Su Ran called Hui, and Xiao Ju and her lion-shaped orc companion in the orc crowd——

Later, Su Ran named the lion-shaped orc Ajin.

In addition to the two of them, Su Ran also called the red fox male orc Ah Huo, Yaoyao and the peacock orc in the orc crowd.

Su Ran demonstrated to them.

She took the wooden barrel that was set aside and ran to the river to fill it with water, and then ran back to pour it on the fire.

Although the few orcs she named to study were puzzled at first, they also followed her back and forth to pour water onto the fire.

Gradually, the flames on the fire became smaller, and some orcs gradually saw something from Su Ran's actions, and began to join the fire fighting team.

About ten minutes later, the fire was completely extinguished.

When Su Ran poured the last bit of water on the already soaked muddy ashes, the "stinging" sound that charcoal made when it encountered cold water was gone.

At this time, everyone's eyes fell on the dead white-headed sheep involuntarily.

After seeing the appearance of the white-headed sheep clearly, their faces changed.

The skin of the white-headed sheep is almost charred.

But it still maintains the shape of a complete body.

But its body is curled up at this time, obviously shrunk a little compared to the beginning.

The results of this popularization of "The Hazards of Fire" were considered very successful for Su Ran.

Although there were some minor accidents later——

It's just that some orcs didn't dare to use fire for a long time after that.

However, there are still some orcs who successfully understood what Su Ran wanted to express, and followed Su Ran to learn how to make fire by drilling wood.

As for why it is to teach them how to drill wood to make fire, instead of directly giving the orcs a kindling, or giving them a flint and steel.

It was because Su Ran felt that the existence of fire was still too dangerous for the orcs living in the woods.

Even if the orcs can strictly abide by the requirements not to bring fire to dangerous places.

But if a small animal accidentally touches the fire when no one is paying attention, and takes the fire out of the safe range to cause a forest fire, it is simply not worth the candle.

The reason why they didn't give them flint and steel was that this thing was very precious to Su Ran.

It is her selfishness.

Although she can also learn to drill wood to make fire, but under the condition that she knows this skill and has a tool that can achieve her goal faster than this skill, she also wants to keep her only two weapons. fire tool.

In case she gave the flint and steel to the orcs, but the orcs accidentally lost it, she would be so heartbroken.

After teaching the orcs how to make a fire and letting them know the scary side of fire, the orcs who followed Su Ran and the werewolf when they ate every day disappeared without a trace.

Although everyone still defaults to lighting a fire by the river beach closest to the water to make food, but because the eating time of each orc family is different, the number of orcs that Su Ran and Hui encounter every time they eat is also from the beginning. Dozens of them turned into a dozen.

This relieved Su Ran from the pressure of being noticed.

Although she also likes excitement, the excitement of being relaxed and playful is still different from the excitement of being always watched and scrutinized.

In the morning, Su Ran roasted half of the red-skinned pig that Huihun had brought back.

Then she made a slightly spicy stewed pork with the remaining meat of the half in a stone pot.

At the beginning, Hui Hui didn't dare to touch the pepper fruit that Su Ran picked back.

Later, seeing Su Ran happily eating the kebabs coated with chili juice, she couldn't help but taste one.

But after tasting it, it was so spicy that it drank up all the water in Su Ran's large thermos.

After drinking, he ate a dozen or so Yoyo and Hongguo before he recovered a bit.

In fact, considering Hui's resistance to chili fruit, Su Ran didn't put too much chili fruit on the skewers.

There are only two chili fruits on a large meat skewer.

But maybe because she has never eaten spicy food before, she did not expect Hui to have such a strong reaction to chili fruit.

But since then, Ash seems to have opened a new door to the world of taste.

Although I still can't eat too spicy, but every time I see Su Ran eating, I can't help but want to eat too.

After eating, I drank water and ate sweet wild fruits crazily.

But Su Ran was still a little afraid that it would ruin her stomach.

After all, it responds so much to spicy taste, so it also began to intentionally limit the number and quantity of chili it eats.

Like today's beef stew, she only put three small chili fruits in it. If it is for Hui to eat, the spiciness is just right.

When Su Ran ate it by herself, she could hardly taste the chili pepper, so she needed to add some chili pepper to it separately.

The red-skinned pig that Hui returned from hunting this time was an adult pig, and it was so big that Su Ran and Hui couldn't finish it all at once.

So the remaining half is kept until the evening to eat.

After eating this morning meal, Su Ran took a 10-minute rest before continuing to build the awning.

The frame of the canopy was all finished, and Su Ran began to fill in the top of it.

First, like splicing the bottom pillars and beams of the shed, she also dug holes on the two beams that had already been spliced ​​as the front and rear.

It's just that the holes are hollowed out this time, so that the dug-shaped wood placed on it can be inserted directly into the beam.

After fixing five more pieces of wood vertically on the two-meter-long beam, Su Ran began to fill the gaps between the beams with dense branches.

She trimmed the branches to the same length, like weaving, and tied the willow branches to the beams of the shed one by one.

After tying a layer, she spread dense dry grass under the already tied layer of branches, and tied the dry grass to the branches thinly.

That's about it.

In fact, after turning the shed upside down, another layer of hay needs to be laid on the top of the shed, but after finishing the previous work, the time has come to prepare dinner again.

This made Su Ran, a rookie who had just set foot in the work circle, also experience the feeling of being so busy that she forgot the time.

After a day of high-intensity physical work, Su Ran's palms began to burn and hurt again.

She raised her hand to look at her blistered palm again, and teased herself that her skin was too delicate!
(End of this chapter)