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

Chapter 72 Building Ideas
The white "pheasant" did not escape Su Ran's clutches in the end.

Just as it was panicking and avoiding Hui's encirclement, it bumped into Su Ran's thigh.

Then, Su Ran quickly grabbed one of the two wings that were struggling to flap, and then was tied up and thrown into the basket on Su Ran's back.

At this time, Su Ran was able to observe the appearance of this "pheasant" carefully.

This pheasant was as big as a goose and was covered in snow white.

It has no crest and actually looks more like a bird.

But it has ears, which are different from the two holed ears that are covered under the feathers of birds on the earth. The location of the ears of this pheasant has a pair of small nail-sized triangular ears.

It looks a bit small and cute.

But when Su Ran was curiously looking at the caught pheasant, Hui ran into the grass where the pheasant just came out and bent over to search for something.

Not long after, it stood up with something in its arms, ran back to Su Ran with a happy face, and showed Su Ran the things in its arms: "Ran Ran, bird eggs!"

Su Ran looked down, and it turned out to be the blue-skinned bird egg that Hui Hui would bring back some time ago.

It seemed that the movement of Su Ran and Hui walking disturbed the hatching pheasant. In order to save their lives, the pheasant had to abandon the baby to protect itself!

In the end, I didn't expect to meet Su Ran who was so cruel and merciless, so I didn't care if you were dragging your family or not, you just gave it to Lian Wo!
After harvesting a pheasant and a few eggs, Su Ran followed Hui to the place where the last red fruit was still growing, and picked a small half of the red fruit in the basket, just enough to fill the entire basket.

Then she held the tied up pheasant in one hand, was hugged by Hui Hui, and they returned to the river beach together.

That night, the pheasant entered the stomachs of Su Ran and Hui Hui.

The way Su Ran cooks this chicken is the easiest way for her to make chicken: beggar's chicken.

After cleaning the chicken body, smear it with oil, salt, and a little chili juice, and stuff the chopped red and green saponins into the belly.

Then the outside is wrapped with two layers of sweet-veined leaves, and finally wrapped in mud and baked in the fire.

Hui had already eaten grilled internal organs made in the same way before, so it was not surprising to see Su Ran wrapping the pheasant in the mud at this time.

When the time was almost up, Su Ran pulled the beggar chicken that had been burned into a big clod out of the fire, and she used a wooden stick to knock off the steaming hard clod outside.

As the broken clods fell, a smell of meat that was completely different from the meat of white-headed sheep and four-eared cattle spread along the river beach.

Su Ran smelled the delicious smell of roast chicken. The rich meaty smell also had a light fruity sweetness inside, which dispelled the greasy smell of the meat.

Without her calling, after smelling the roast chicken, Hui rushed to Su Ran's side and swallowed at the beggar chicken that Su Ran hadn't finished dismantling.

The latter chicken was quickly eaten up by Su Ran and Hui, and there was not even the overripe green soap fruit left in the chicken's belly.

After eating, the two even licked their lips in unison.

The tenderness of pheasant meat is completely different from the tenderness of the meat of these four-legged animals eaten before.

The tender texture of the chicken and the oily aroma of the skin after being grilled made Su Ran, who used to prefer chicken, even more excited about today's roast pheasant.

This also led to the fact that in the next six or seven days, the prey that Hui went out to hunt and returned was basically this kind of pheasant.

The pheasant is small in size, and it will catch six or seven at a time, and it will bring back a lot of green-skinned wild eggs each time.

Now Su Ran has saved half of the eggs that she can't finish eating.

At this time, Su Ran began to think about building a house.

Now the time in this world has completely entered the summer.

So far, Su Ran feels that the time changes in this world are very similar to those on Earth.

So in this world, if the seasonal changes of the year are really the same as on the earth, then from summer to autumn, autumn to winter, there is still time for her to build a house that can survive the winter before winter. Not much more.

After all, if she wanted to build a house, it would take her a lot of time to prepare the building materials in the early stage.

What's more, since she wanted to build a house, she wanted to build it bigger.

There must be a sleeping room, a kitchen and a warehouse. Such a house is nothing on earth, but it is a big project here.

After deciding to build a house, Su Ran began to pay attention to the wood or stones that could be used as building materials that she could see every day.

She passed the option of building a mud house at the beginning, and instead looked at the stones on the upper reaches of the river beach.

She wants to build a stone brick house.

With the existence of black Malan grass, it is not a problem to obtain stone bricks, but it takes more time and effort.

But once the house is built, it can be lived in for many years.

The walls of the house are finished with stone bricks, and the beams of the roof can be made of wood like a canopy, and then a thin layer of stone slabs can be placed on it instead of cement slabs.

But the only problem now is that she has no cement.

Without cement, there is no way to bond stone bricks together.

Su Ran has read popular science, and the ancients also used shells to burn lime, and then mixed it with sand and clay to make building materials.

Su Ran thought about the possibility of trying this way, but in the end she felt that this method was the only one that was the most reliable.

Otherwise, apart from this method, the most reliable method left is probably to use soil mixed with grass and mud!
From the materials to the construction process to the construction method, they carefully simulated it in their minds. From the next day, Su Ran began to deliberately collect shells.

Except that she and Hui went to the beach to pick up some shellfish every day, she also picked up all the shellfish that the other orcs had eaten before.

For this reason, she specially sewed a large animal skin bag out of animal skin, just to pick up a little more every day and to carry it easily.

So in less than half a month, Su Ran piled up two piles of shells more than one meter high outside the awning on the river beach, next to the awning.

As for the shellfish that she picked up and couldn't eat, she dried them into scallops and put them in jars to eat slowly.

Hui has always been curious about the reason why Su Ran collects shells. After Su Ran's tireless explanation, although she can't imagine what the "house" Su Ran is talking about, she understands that Su Ran wants to build a residence on the ground. mean.

After figuring out that Su Ran wanted to build a house to live on the ground, Hui Hui's green eyes lost their vitality in an instant.

(End of this chapter)