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

Chapter 82 "Ran Ran, Fish!"

Ash is very happy today.

Not only because Su Ran cooked and ate his favorite food early this morning, but the most important thing is that Su Ran is in good spirits today.

And the smell of blood on her body has been very, very weak.

It ate up all the food that Su Ran cooked all morning in a face-saving manner, and then consciously ran to wash out the red-skinned pig's skin it got today, and took it to dry.

Su Ran took the two animal skin blankets she brought out from the bird's nest, one was spread on the ground next to the awning, the other was covered on her legs, and her upper back was leaned against a pillar of the awning, Sitting lazily on the ground basking in the sun.

This will be just the right temperature.

The sun shines on the body, warm but not too hot.The air in the woods is fresh, and people feel that the air is extremely clear and clean when they breathe.

Su Ran was bored looking at the sparkling river in front of her. As she watched, the idea of ​​eating fish suddenly popped into her mind.

There are fish in this river.

Occasionally, she could also see some cat-shaped orcs flopping and catching fish from the river.

It's just that she found those seafood at the seaside later, and temporarily forgot about catching fish.

But at this moment, she suddenly wanted to drink fish soup.

She remembered that she still had the fishing line in her survival kit in her backpack.

Thinking about it, I became more and more greedy.

So soon, Su Ran was carried by Hui and flew from the river beach to the bird's nest to get the fishing line, then flew back from the bird's nest to the river beach, and circled around.

Su Ran has never fished before, so when using the fishing line, she can only rely on her own imagination.

She tied one end of the fishing line to a wooden stick, and then hung a hook on the other end, and hung a small piece of meat on the hook, and then threw the hook and the meat into the river, waiting for the fish to bite. .

The fish in this river are not small.

Su Ran thought it should be due to the lack of natural enemies.

After all, from observation, the orcs occasionally catch one to eat, and it's just for tooth-beating sacrifices, and not all orcs like it.

Except for the orcs, other animals didn't come to this area very much because they were afraid of the smell of the orcs.

After all, even those beasts that are obviously carnivorous are just prey on the diet in the eyes of the orcs.

Therefore, the fish living in this river have almost no species threats in their lifetime.

Therefore, these fish schools are not only large in number, but also large in size.

Including every morning and evening, Su Ran could often see big fish constantly jumping out of the river.

Su Ran moved the blanket she was sitting on to a place not far from the river so that she could observe the fish taking the bait.

Then when she had nothing to do, she asked Hui to cut a large bundle of wicker and came back. She sat by the river and wove a few dustpans while fishing.

She doesn't think there are too many of these daily necessities.

Considering that she would often dry things in the future, Su Ran didn't want to waste the sweet-veined leaves all the time.

She sat cross-legged on the blanket, holding a willow stick in her hand, flipping her fingers quickly.

And Hui also followed her example, sitting by her side, while quickly following Su Ran's movements with his eyes, while holding a few willow sticks in his hand, weaving them crosswise.

It's just that the wicker sticks in its big hands have almost been twisted into several pieces after being twisted and twisted several times.

Su Ran glanced aside, then curled the corners of her lips.

The intelligence of the orcs is not low, and they can quickly learn what she usually does or things.

Including her canopy.

Although the orcs haven't figured out how to make the mortise and tenon structure, some orcs have already fumbled to make a small triangular shed made of wood.

But compared to those things that are obviously more laborious to make, in terms of weaving, whether it is a slightly more difficult dustpan, or a simple wooden basket, basket, or basket, it seems that they are as difficult as reaching the sky.

Even Hui, who has been living with her and taught by her every time, has only made a strangely shaped wooden basket so far.

And on the second day after weaving, it immediately forgot how to start weaving the wooden basket, which made Su Ran amused.

Su Ran was weaving the dustpan quickly, when a flash of light flashed out of the corner of her eye, she suddenly felt the water move.

She was overjoyed, and quickly threw down the half-woven dustpan in her hand, got up and walked to the fishing rod.

The fishing line hanging in the water was already taut, and the blue-black back of the big fish could already be seen in the clear water.

"Ran Ran, fish!"

When Hui Zai got up from Su Ran, he immediately followed him curiously.

When it saw the baited fish splashing in the water, it opened its eyes slightly, the black pupils in the eyes dilated, and it was immediately full of eagerness to try.

Hui didn't like fish that much.

There were occasional small fish in the seafood brought back from the sea before, but Hui always seemed to lack interest in those fish.

Seeing the fish in the river at this time, Su Ran didn't see much coveting on its face.

But it may be because the fish is big enough, but there is a desire to hunt on its face.

The fish was quickly thrown onto the river beach by Su Ran.

The fish is not small, and the strength is not small.

Su Ran pressed it to the ground a few times, but it tossed and let go. Finally, she simply picked up a stone and hit it directly on the head. After two hits, the big herring finally became silent.

Only now was Su Ran able to take a good look at the fish.

This fish weighed about three catties. Its back was blue-black and its belly was white. It was the kind of fish that cat-shaped orcs often hunted.

The head of this kind of fish is very big, Su Ran thinks it is very suitable for making spicy fish head.

But today she doesn't want to eat fish head, she just wants to drink soup.

Su Ran reinstalled the hook and continued fishing.

At the same time, he also brought over a large wooden basin placed in the rain shelter, which was filled with water and planned to be used to store the newly caught fish later.

There is more than just firewood in the awning these days.

Su Ran took out a lot of bottles, jars, and baskets that were previously placed in the bird's nest and put them in the awning.

Otherwise, the bird's nest would be such a big place, and she and Hui would have trouble moving if there were too many things, and she would always worry that the bird's nest would be unable to bear the weight and break.

Anyway, the orcs here are simple and simple, and they don't even understand the meaning of "stealing", let alone doing sneaky things.

Then Su Ran took out the scallop knife and began to scrape the scales of the caught herring.

This kind of herring obviously had more scales than the fish Su Ran had eaten before. It was covered with layers of scales from the back to the belly of the fish.

And the fish scales are very hard, a bit difficult to scrape.

It took Su Ran a while to remove the scales from the whole fish.

The fish head had already been smashed by her two blows, and she didn't want to take it, so she cut it off and threw it away.

Then she opened the belly of the fish, took out the dirty things bit by bit and threw them away together.

Fishing is another new thing for Hui.

When Su Ran was handling the fish, it had already forgotten about learning how to weave a dustpan, and squatted in front of the fishing rod by the river, refusing to leave.

Its long and big tail swept back and forth slowly behind it, and the ears on the top of its head were straightly facing forward, and the tips of the ears trembled from time to time.

Its light green eyes are staring closely at the clear river water. Whenever it sees a school of fish swimming by, it will be so excited that it can't help leaning forward, as if it will reach out to catch it in the next second!
Although there was a wolf who was guarding the fishing rod all the time, making some excited movements from time to time to scare the fish that was about to take the bait, the second fish was still quickly hooked.

This fish is bigger than the previous one.

Hui followed Su Ran's example and threw the fish to the ground, and Su Ran hurried over to catch it.

Then she found that the fish was so thick that she couldn't circle it with both hands, and she couldn't pick it up at all when it was struggling hard.

In the end, he picked up the fish in a hurry, and threw it into the wooden basin that had been filled with water under Su Ran's command.

Then Su Ran discovered that this fish directly filled the entire wooden basin.

So she simply put away the fishing rod.

These two fish are enough. Anyway, the fish in this river don't seem very smart. They keep coming to the river to watch the fun even when Hui is making trouble. She thinks that if she doesn't have enough strength, next time she They can be grabbed directly.

This summer is still very long, and Su Ran feels that if she guards this river, she will never be short of fish.

When she has time, she plans to turn over the rocks in the river to see if there are any shrimps or something.

Although there were a lot of seafood found before, perhaps because of the living environment, shrimps were hardly found.

Su Ran quite likes eating shrimp.

It was soon noon.

The sun is getting a little hot right now.

Su Ran moved her seat back to the awning, but this time she sat directly under the awning.

The big herring kept in the wooden basin was also moved by her to the awning with the help of Hui Hui, so as not to be burned to death by the scorching sun.

Although it has to die when it's time for dinner, it's a little while longer to live!
Not far in front of the canopy, a small fire has been lit, and the fish soup has been boiled.

Normally, Su Ran and Hui, including other orcs, usually eat two meals a day.
Today's fish soup is not too much, and Su Ran didn't cook anything else, so it can't be regarded as a serious meal.

Su Ran thought about whether she should change her current eating habits to three meals a day, but after thinking about it, she gave up.

To be honest, she has been here for more than a month, and she has gradually gotten used to the life of two meals a day, so there is no need to change the living habits of the orcs.

And if there is another meal at noon, then they can cook for the day, and they don't need to do anything else!
While the fish soup was cooking, Su Ran continued to finish the half-made dustpan.

Now Hui had lost the desire to learn how to weave things. He followed Su Ran's example and spread a piece of animal skin on the ground under the eaves of the rain shed. The extended eaves just cast a shadow on the animal skin.

Hui Dathorn lay on the animal skin, and snored after a while.

As for why it was lying on the ground instead of in the awning.

It is really because the area inside the rain shelter is too small and has been filled with firewood and sundries.

Now the only small space left has been taken up by Su Ran and the wicker piled up in front for weaving!
(End of this chapter)