Quick Wear: Pregnant Beauty and Childbirth Plan

The endless sea in front of us makes it impossible to see the bottom. In fact, if possible, Wen Ya not only wants to build a raft, but also a boat. Taking a boat to the other side of the sea may be a more livable place.

However, the cold season is coming soon. Even if there is a boat, Wen Ya does not dare to sail in the cold weather. It is better to build a raft first, catch a large net of fish, and then stock up on food.

"If there is any movement, hide quickly."

Wen Ya could already understand some of the words spoken by the orcs. At this moment, several wolves put out the fire for cooking salt, walked towards her, and took her with them to hide behind the trees on the beach.

They also dragged away the raft they were about to build, and Wen Ya quickly took away the luminous pearl and hid it in his animal skin...

"Raines, what are we doing here?"

The wolf warriors who were repairing the sheepfold asked, looking at this familiar lake, wasn't it the old patriarch Yaden who brought them here to move salt stones, and found that this was not a salt lake.

"This is far from the village. No orcs will disturb us at night. Let's spend the night nearby."

Raines didn't say his intention of coming to find Wen Ya. He suddenly ran into the woods. Several wolf warriors saw it and didn't say anything. They each found a comfortable place and lay down to sleep.

"Little female... gentle..."

"Are you here?"

Raines said words that other wolves could not understand, only Wen Ya could understand them.

"I'm here."

Wen Ya answered. Raines's ears moved and he heard her voice. He followed the fragrance in the air and walked towards Wen Ya.

When they saw it was Raines, the wolves who cooked the salt breathed a sigh of relief. They thought it was an orc or beast from another tribe, but it turned out that they were acquaintances!

"You...why are you hiding behind the tree?"

Raines walked over and saw Wen Ya squatting together with a few wolves. They covered themselves with banana leaves in a funny way. They were so afraid of being discovered~

Wen Ya stood up immediately. She glared at Rains fiercely, "You didn't appear suddenly. It was pitch dark. We thought they were pirates."

This was another word Raines didn't understand. "What is a pirate?"

"I'm not a pirate. I came here specifically to find you. The tribe was attacked by lion orcs. Don't go back for the time being."

Wen Ya was surprised, sneak attack?

"What about the casualties in the village? How did you sneak out? Didn't you stay in the village to fight against foreign enemies?"

Raines shook his head, his eyes becoming darker and darker. He thought that behind all the disaster tonight was caused by Arden and Lilia, he suddenly felt extremely disgusted and tired.

Why is he still guarding the village? Let Arden live under his shadow with peace of mind? But why would he protect such a stupid, old and vain wolf!

No! Not worth it at all!

He will no longer work hard and will only get a little bit of pitiful verbal praise, which is not worth it.

"There are other wolves guarding the village. It's okay. Don't worry. I didn't mean to catch seafood. What did you do?"

Wen Ya's interruption made Raines ignore the topic of pirates. Raines also changed the topic, letting Wen Ya's mind focus on the raft.

"This is a raft. I want to use a grass net to catch fish, but there are too few fish to be caught on the beach, so I want to make a raft to carry me to the distant sea water to catch a large net of fish."

Raines looked at the wood chips on the ground. In his opinion, wasn't this just a few pieces of wood spliced ​​together to form a large piece of wood? Can this thing really carry people? Can it float to the distant sea?

"It doesn't look very safe, right? These are just a few simple pieces of wood."

Wen Ya also felt that it was crude. She had not yet experimented with such a raft. In fact, she was not sure whether it could float on the water and carry people.

"I don't know. It's not completely done yet. Let's put a few more layers of wood on it to make it stronger. Let's try it in the water."

Wen Ya answered honestly that she had no experience rafting on the river, so she could only wait for the finished raft to be made and experiment in waters near the beach first.

If that doesn't work, then fishing with grass nets can only be done on the shore.

"Okay, let's build wood together."

Raines said he should do it. He dragged the raft out, took the wood and started building on it.

The few wolves on the side became the background completely. Originally, they couldn't understand Raines and his little female.

It seemed that the couple had their own unique communication language. The wolves remained silent. It didn't take long before Raines consciously took the raft and began to build it.

About an hour later, an ear-splitting snoring sound came from around this sea area.

"Hmm~huh~"

Raines looked like he had a headache, and felt a little helpless. A few stinky wolves should just sleep, but they were snoring so loudly.

"Okay, they have been tired for a day, let them sleep well, let's go, the two of us will go over and try this raft."

Wen Ya was a little excited. Seeing that the raft was becoming more and more complete and stronger in Raines's hands, she felt that there seemed to be a large grass net of fish waiting for her.

Raines nodded, effortlessly carried the raft, and walked to the beach with Wen Ya.

At this time, Raines took the initiative to push the raft into the water. This strange "big piece of wood" did not sink. As Wen Ya thought, they succeeded.

"Let me step on it and try it."

Wen Ya stepped onto the raft and stood firmly on it. She took out the night pearl and illuminated the surrounding environment.

Raines could see the happy expression on the little female's face, and he was also happy, "Can I go up and try too?"

Wen Ya thought about it for a while. The raft was reinforced several times in front and back, so it should be able to bear the weight of the two of them.

"Come on, come on, let's go together. You go get the grass net next to the salt boiling stone pot, and we can fish together."

Raines nodded, and he ran briskly over to hold the grass net, then ran over again, stepped on the raft with one step, and easily stepped onto the raft.

With the weight of Raines, the raft descended a little into the water, but it did not sink to the bottom, but the raft was soaked by the sea water.

Raines was not used to it at first and was always worried that the raft would tip over, but Wen Ya held the wooden pole in her hand and paddled freely. Once the raft started, Raines knew that this thing was very stable.

"I'll do the paddling, and you can squat down and play in the water."

The horizontal area of ​​this piece of wood is very wide, and Wen Ya will not fall down even if she squats down.

Under Wen Ya's guidance, Raines became more and more proficient in paddling, and not long after, the two of them slowly left the seaside in a small boat.