Natural Disaster Game: Lead all mankind to survive to the end

"Big brother, this fan..." Lin Jiaer's eyes widened, and his head kept wandering over the drawing information on Shu Lingyi and Gong's screen.

"This is really a must-have for summer! Such a good thing, no wonder you said the little bamboo rat is your little baby. Now that I see it, I understand."

As Lin Jiaer spoke, he expressed his understanding of Shu Lingyi's words.

When he saw Shu Lingyi at the door just now, he wanted to ask what the boss's speech meant.

As a result... As expected, the boss is an honest person. It's true that he doesn't like Mouse, but when Mouse has enough use value, he really likes it!

Just go for this treadmill and this fan, who doesn’t like exercise mice?

"Um, can you let me in first?" Shu Lingyi had no idea that Lin Jiaer was in a brainstorming state.

But at [-]:[-] in the morning, the sun had already started to shine. When Shu Ling came over, he forgot to put on a sun hat, so he just put on a hat temporarily.

But I still feel the sun. This weather is really hot.

"Yes, yes, I'm so sorry. Come inside the house quickly."

Lin Jiaer scratched his head and asked Shu Lingyi to come in embarrassedly.

"My house is quite messy, so don't pay too much attention to it." Lin Jiaer said modestly.

Shu Ling glanced at the room. It was indeed quite messy. There were all kinds of wood scraps and other materials that were made during handicrafts. He probably didn't have time to clean them up.

That’s not right. The system will automatically recycle the leftover wood leftovers after a certain period of time.

So it’s normal not to clean.

"It's nothing. I mainly want to study the treadmill fan with you. You can make one first and have a look. Later I will go to Xue'er to borrow a flower mouse."

Lin Jiaer began to look at the materials inside. In fact, there were not many materials used, and there were drawings for them to be synthesized directly by the system.

Otherwise, this kind of treadmill fan is completely unscientific under normal circumstances.

But as long as three wind crystals are put inside, everything becomes reasonable again.

The first thing he needs to make is two identical wooden cylinders, hollow and the same size.

Then there is a larger circle. As for the fan blades, which are made of hemlock wood, the process is much more complicated.

Due to the characteristics of the wood, hemlock wood is very time-consuming to carve into a qualified fan blade.

After learning the drawings, detailed tutorials will guide the operation into your brain, and you will learn quickly.

Shu Lingyi just watched Lin Jiaer's production process quietly, watching Lin Jiaer complete these rough parts.

Then put it into the synthesis slot, add a bucket of paint, some wire, a glass and three fire crystals.

They waited for four to five minutes before the system slowly spit out a treadmill fan.

Unlike what Shu Lingyi imagined, the treadmill fan here is not so small and beautiful.

It is much larger than the small fans in her concept. One of the two circles of the same size is equipped with fan blades. You can see that the fan is tapered and has a mesh surface made of iron wire.

This mesh surface is protruding, probably to prevent people from accidentally touching it. Just like the Blue Star, if it is caught by the rotating fan blades, it will hurt your hands.

As for the other side, there is a piece of glass as a partition between the two smaller cylinders. The partition is probably installed for the little mouse to run around.

This can also prevent it from accidentally falling and rolling to the side of the fan blades, where it will be rolled up by the fan blades and disappear.

There is a hole in the middle that holds a bicycle-like pedal. The wooden tube on the side of the little mouse is the pedal. When the mouse runs inside, it will drive the fan blades to rotate.

Combined with the mysterious power of wind crystal, the treadmill fan is completed.

There is also a base at the bottom so that it can be laid flat and will not roll due to the cylinder.

In fact, Shu Ling never quite understood this thing. The fan blades were all covered with paint, including the wooden circle.

However, the system helps with the brushing, which saves some labor.

This can better protect the wood from problems such as weathering and rot, and can also prevent moisture. It can also have a more beautiful effect.

As for the three beautiful wind crystals, they are inlaid on the outside of the wooden barrel of the fan.

Generally speaking, this thing is not particularly big. The diameter of the two small circular tubes is about 20 centimeters, and the diameter of the larger one is only 25 centimeters.

There was nothing wrong with putting a small squirrel inside. In her impression, the squirrel in its cub stage was only about the size of three fists.

It was just that Shu Lingyi had never put it in before, so she decided to borrow one from Xue'er to have a look, and then she would know if it was genuine or not.

At this time, she looked back at the time - good guy, I saw how long it took Lin Jiaer to make the fan blades before. Just three fan blades took almost an hour and a half!

Now waiting for this thing to come out, Lin Jiaer carefully checked it a few times and confirmed that everything looked fine. He only needed to put a mouse in and it would work.

As for the other side of the large wooden circle, there is also glass, but this piece of glass is removable.

Just open it when you need to use it, put the mouse in and close it.

Then the mice will naturally work inside (their conjecture). Although Shu Lingyi and Lin Jiaer don't quite understand why the mice will work when they go in, there may be a mystery to it.

[If you want to complain about the game system, just say so. There is no need to be so subtle. 】

"Hehe." Xiao Ai's words were very reasonable, but Shu Lingyi didn't want to expose it, so he could only smile.

It also made Lin Jiaer look back, wondering why Shu Lingyi was laughing inexplicably.

Lin Jiaer hugged this strange fan: "The weight is also relatively light, but it looks bigger, but the actual weight is very light."

Shu Ling took it and weighed it. For their current strength, this thing is indeed a bit light: "It's really easier to handle if you don't worry about the weight at all."

It can be placed on a table or a long bench. If it doesn't work, just put two bamboo chairs connected together, and then put the fan on top.

If you put an ice cube or something in front of the fan facing the bedside at night, and blow a cool breeze towards the bedside, it should be very comfortable.

It's a pity that this thing can't shake its head, so it can only blow in one position.

However, some fans will suffice, so there is no need to ask for so much.

And because it is something scientific but not very scientific, Shu Lingyi seems to be able to try to touch its switches and maybe unlock some strange new functions.

Lin Jiaer also came over to take a look at these switches, and then read some of the contents in his own instruction manual.

"The weird function here is that with just this red button, you can enjoy the hair blowing on a large scale, but it will consume the power of the wind crystal."

"Sure enough, it is a very unscientific thing. The manual also mentions that the wind crystal is similar to a battery. It will be consumed and a new wind crystal must be put in to keep working."

Shu Ling smiled at me and finally shrugged: "But such a world is unscientific, so it's not necessarily a bad thing."