Orc’s Carry Space Was Picked Up

"Bai Mu, thank you." As the two walked side by side, Sert said suddenly.

"Ah?" Bai Mu wondered why his sudden thanks was coming?

"Thank you for everything you have done for my clan." Celt smiled at Bai Mu's bewildered cuteness.

"You said this, it's not that you said nothing. And I thought about it better myself." Bai Mu suddenly realized that this was what he was talking about.

"Yeah." Selt nodded happily, does this mean that Bai Mu has gradually started to regard this place as his home.

"Selt, when will the clan go to pick food?" Bai Mu planned to weave out the basket as soon as possible, so that he could bring more when he went to find food.

"After three days, what's the matter?"

"It's nothing, I just want to quickly weave out the backpack so that I can bring more things back."

"What is a backpack?" Sert had never heard of this.

"It's a bit like the bag I carry, but it's woven from the blue wood strips you helped me with."

"Let me help you." Selt looked at Bai Mu's slender and tender hands, thinking that when he made those blue wood strips, there were many burrs that would **** people, and he couldn't let Bai Mu get that.

"Okay." Bai Mu replied simply. After getting along for so many days, Bai Mu has regarded Celt, who always silently help him, as his family, and he is not polite to him.

The two walked around the tribe, and Bai Mu only now knew the whole picture of the Winged Lions. I don't know when he would want to look around if he wasn't looking for a fertile land. In fact, he is also a foodie. The first thing he does here is to improve his food all day long.

The winged lion tribe is actually very large. In addition to the mountain full of caves, there is a flat open space at the foot of the mountain. There is a stone altar in the center of the open space, which is said to be used by the tribe for pairing ceremonies and some large-scale sacrificial activities. And apart from the companions who can go up to the altar to receive the blessing of the great god, only the great witch can go to the altar. From this, it can be seen that the orcs value their home and their partners.

There is a small river at the edge of the clearing, which flows through the foot of the mountain where the tribe lives, bypassing the clearing and flowing into the distance. The creek where they dealt with the loru two days ago was a tributary of this river. The creek ran through the clearing, the water was crystal clear, and the shore and bottom were covered with stones. Fish and shrimp can be seen from time to time in the stream. There is an S-shaped curve in the upper reaches of the creek, which Bai Mu likes very much. He visually estimated that one-third of the land surrounded by streams was about 800 square meters. The cave must not be able to live for a long time. The cave is not only dark and humid, but also inconvenient to enter and exit. The vine ladders and rugged sheep-gut trails outside the cave are also prone to accidents.

If you have the ability to build houses in the future, the open space at the foot of the mountain is flat and wide, which is suitable for building and living. In the future, all the winged lions will move out of the cave to build houses and live here. It will not be very crowded.

Bai Mu, who came from a modern age, was very interested in the location of his residence, and he felt that this place was very good. In the future, we can build a large yard, grow some vegetables in the front yard, and dig a pond in the back yard to raise some fish and shrimp. He likes fish and shrimp very much, and has learned many different ways to make them taste as good as those sold in restaurants.

Bai Muguang thought it was very good. But when he thinks of building a house, his brain hurts. It's a big project. He decided to plan the place to grow vegetables first. Wait until you have the ability to build a house.

"Selter, I want to do something like this." Bai Mu told Celter of his decision, but he didn't mention the construction of the house for the time being.

"What do you want to grow?" Selt wondered, there are so many food in the forest, do you still need to grow it yourself? And how to plant it?

"I brought some seeds, I want to grow some food from my hometown." Bai Mu said with a nostalgic expression on his face, which Sert understood.

"Well, you teach me how to plant, and I'll help you." Selt made up his mind and tried his best to make him do it. Bai Mu only needed to teach him how to do it.

The two went back after visiting the tribe. There is still a lot of work to do at home. Bai Mu has to cure the ham, and Celt has to make strips of the remaining blue wood. People who meet Bai Mu on the road will nod and smile at Bai Mu, and those who are familiar with him will come to say hello. There was a happy smile on everyone's face today.

When he got home, Angelo was still busy like a hard-working little bee. He cleaned the house. The fried meat was placed in a clay pot and placed in the corner. cover. Unfinished meats were also put in jars and placed in the corners.

Seeing them coming back, Angelo stopped his work and greeted them happily: "I'm back."

Seeing this scene, Bai Mu's heart warmed, how long has it been? Every time he came home, he was greeted by a dark and cold room. Sometimes he also wants to have someone waiting for him when he gets home and have a hot meal to eat.

"Well, I'm back. Angelo, you've worked hard." Bai Mu felt a little embarrassed as he watched Angelo finish everything by himself.

"What is this, I do it every day." Angelo didn't think it was anything.

Selt always remembered what Bai Mu said to weave the back basket as soon as possible, and when he got home, he began to pick up the blue wood that had not been processed.

Bai Mu didn't say anything, he rolled up his sleeves and took out the intestines that he had marinated yesterday. He forgot to take it out to dry this morning. He smelled it. Fortunately, the weather was cool and the smell did not change. But when he wanted to find a place to hang his intestines, he was in a dilemma. There was no place to hang it.

After thinking for a while, he found a piece of blue wood with the thickness of two fingers, which had not yet been processed, and inserted it into the stone crevice near the entrance of the cave. Well, it's too long, and the other side is easy to fall off without a force point. He used a hacksaw to cut the blue wood into three pieces, each about a meter in between the stone cracks. The intestines are then tied to it to air dry.

"Brother Bai Mu, can these really be eaten? How?" Angelo looked at Bai Mu's actions curiously and handed him things from time to time.

"Okay, when these intestines are dry, they can be eaten by frying them in oil." Bai Mu dried the intestines and began to prepare the cured ham.

Generally, the cured ham is selected from the hind legs of pigs, and now he does not care how many legs are all cured. The time was too tight yesterday, and I don't know how it tastes now. Besides, the cured ham is usually in winter, and now it's spring. Alas, give it a try, the weather is still cool anyway.

Bai Mu put his legs on the slate and sprinkled some salt, which was a little bit less yesterday. Then started rubbing, rubbing the bleeding place and stuffing some salt in it, until the whole Ruru's legs were soft. He taught Angelo while he was doing it, and Angelo learned very seriously. Angelo also started kneading while getting the second leg. After kneading, Bai Mu put Luolu's legs in a clean clay pot.

"Selt, can you go and fetch me some clay for burning pottery?" Bai Mu wanted to seal it after he was done, but he remembered that he forgot to prepare something.

"Okay, you wait." Sait put down his work and went out. Soon he came back with clay.

"Why so fast?" It took less than ten minutes for Sert to go out and come back.

"Uncle Barron in the clan has it. I asked him to get it." Selt didn't go outside to pick it up, but went directly to an old orc who burned pottery in the clan to ask for some. Bai Mu understood. Then he put a pottery bowl on the mouth of the pot and sealed it tightly with clay.