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

Chapter 68 Green-Preserved Egg

The sun rose slowly on a new day, and Su Ran woke up very early again.

It had taken two days to build the awning. Su Ran wanted to complete it today, otherwise it would delay her from doing other things.

In the evening of the previous day, Su Ran had already used the collected shrub branches to weave a small half of the canopy to be placed on the top of the rain shelter.

What we have to do today is to finish knitting the remaining part of the shed cover, and then ask the orcs to help put the frame of the shed into position, and then put the shed cover up and that's it.

Su Ran was still the same as yesterday. When Hui was about to go out, she got up and climbed down from the bird's nest tree with her things.

This time Hui didn't stop her.

Su Ran guessed that maybe it was because it felt that even if it stopped her, she would defy the odds...

After coming down from the bird's nest tree, Su Ran walked towards the river carrying a backpack on her back.

There was still a bit of fog in the woods in the early morning, and the air was humid.

It has not been a month yet, but Su Ran feels that she is already very familiar with this place.

She knew which way to go to find mint grass, and she also knew how to take a shortcut to the nearby upper and lower river beaches.

The leaves of the sweet-veined tree looked much larger than when she first came here, and the color of the leaves seemed to be a little darker.

But the biggest change is that in the woods where only orcs could be seen in the past, some small animals like rabbits and squirrels on the earth gradually began to appear.

Su Ran sat on the spot where the rain shelter was built, continuing to weave the canopy while waiting for Hui to return from hunting.

Because she had fumbled through less than half of the knitting yesterday, Su Ran gradually regained her hand after knitting a few times.

The shrubs Su Ran chose to make the shed cover were all slender and long fresh shrubs.

Because it contains moisture, it is not easy to break during the weaving process, and it is easier to press together tightly.

The rope used for weaving is naturally made of wicker.

But in order to make it stronger, she braided these wickers together two by two in advance.

On Su Ran's fingers, the knuckles that had been rubbed by knitting the shed cover yesterday began to ache and itch after being rubbed a few more times.

Su Ran couldn't help but want to stop her movements and rub the area to relieve the discomfort.

When she stopped to rest again, the sound of flapping wings sounded overhead, and then the ash fell down not far in front of her.

What he hunted today were two short-legged deer.

Perhaps it was because the weather was getting warmer and food was becoming more abundant, Su Ran felt that the animals she had eaten recently looked much larger than they had been some time ago.

In addition to the two short-legged deer, Hui took off the backpack he was carrying and handed it to Su Ran, looking expectantly as if there was something inside that he wanted her to see.

Su Ran looked over curiously and was surprised to find that there were several green-skinned eggs inside!

There are six eggs in total, each one is about the same size as a goose egg.

Su Ran picked up one of them and bumped it in her hand. It felt... just like an egg~

I just don’t know if this is a bird egg or the egg of some other animal.

But Su Ran didn’t want to pick. Since the ashes were brought back, they must be edible!

"Hui, awesome!"

Su Ran looked up at the werewolf who looked like he was waiting for praise, gave him a thumbs up, and spoke to him in a very positive tone.

As he finished speaking, he saw the werewolf in front of him with his tail raised happily and waving back and forth behind him, just like a big human-shaped dog.

But as happy as it was, it still didn't forget to ask Su Randan's name.

"Ranran, what is this?"

"Well……"

Su Ran looked at the eggs and hesitated for a moment, then said: "These are called eggs."

"Egg?"

"Um."

Su Ran nodded and asked Hui: "Hui, what kind of animal's egg is this?"

"Woo?"

The werewolf didn't understand what Su Ran said. He was confused for a moment and shook his head blankly at Su Ran, saying that he didn't understand.

"Well……"

"I mean..."

Su Ran thought for a moment and saw the short-legged deer on the ground not far away from her peripheral vision. Her eyes lit up and she raised the green-skinned egg in her hand:

"Is this a bantam deer egg? A white-headed sheep egg? A four-eared cow egg? Huh?"

And every time she named an animal, her gray-haired pointed ears twitched slightly.

When Su Ran finished speaking, she saw Hui looking at her, as if she was looking at someone strange.

Then she knew why Hui was looking at her like that.

I saw it opened its mouth, then suddenly paused. It turned its head and looked left and right, then suddenly half-opened its wings, which were slightly folded forward.

Then it pointed back to the wings behind itself and said to Su Ran: "Eggs, wings, eggs of animals!"

"Eggs of winged animals?"

After sorting out the meaning of Hui's words in her mind, Su Ran suddenly understood.

So these are bird eggs, not eggs laid by some reptile.

Then Su Ran suddenly recalled Hui's strange expression just now. The wolf was probably thinking about her life experience, which she had no knowledge of or even a bird had seen...

She looked at the egg in her hand and felt that the bird that laid the egg must be quite big.

After all, the height of this egg is only eight or nine centimeters, so the bird must be at least as big as a duck or even a goose.

But when explaining the meaning of "bird" to Hui, Su Ran became even more curious.

Since she came to this world, she has never seen the existence of birds.

If she had to say it, the peacock orc with Yaoyao could be regarded as the only bird she had ever seen here.

This also made her think that there were no birds in this world or this continent.

Now it seems that either the birds or animals are unwilling to come to the woods here for some reason.

Or, maybe the birds here have just migrated back from spending the winter elsewhere?

I don’t know if the meat of this bird is delicious, Su Ran thought, she was a little greedy for fried chicken legs!

More than an hour later, after finishing breakfast this morning, Su Ran took Ash and continued to build the remaining parts of the awning.

While she was waiting for the barbecue, she knitted the remaining canopy a little more. She worked on it for about twenty minutes, and it was almost done, so she started to close the canopy.

After the entire greenhouse cover was completed, she called Hui and asked him to find Ah Jin and Ah Huo for help.

"Ash."

She pointed in the direction of the woods and said to the werewolf who came over: "Can you help me call Ah Jin, Xiao Ju, Ah Huo and Yaoyao over?"

"Ajin?"

Hui muttered something subconsciously and glanced at Su Ran with some confusion, as if he was curious about what Su Ran wanted to do with these orcs.

But it had no problem in the end. Instead, it stood up, flicked its tail, fluttered its wings, and flew into the woods.

Su Ran looked at Hui Fei's back and touched her nose.

She felt that if she had just said that she was looking for Ah Jin and Ah Huo, then it would not be as obedient as it is now to help her find people.

And there might be another fight with her...

(End of chapter)