Traveling through the world of beasts: Controlling the system and building infrastructure

"Uncle Du En, I have an idea and would like to discuss its feasibility with you." An Ruochu sat on a chair and discussed with Du En.

Du En saw An Ruochu's mixed feelings. He poured a glass of water for An Ruochu, then sat on a chair beside her and looked at her helplessly.

"Say it, I'll listen."

These days, from the house to the kiln, every time he felt he could take a break, he would see An Ruchu coming to him with new ideas with great interest.

To be honest, he really liked the idea proposed by An Ruchu. It was really a happy thing to see those things painted on the leaves become real objects in his hands.

Moreover, he was already an elderly orc in the tribe, and he could no longer keep up with the pace of hunting. Now, he could not even think of making a new career out of it with his own skills.

But can he be allowed to rest for a while? He is already an old orc and is no longer young.

"I plan to build a wall in the tribe."

Before Duen could ask any questions, An Ruochu continued to explain: "The city wall is like the wall we build when we build a house. Think of the entire tribe as a huge house, but it doesn't need a roof, you just need to build walls."

"What is the use of this wall?"

An Ruochu's usual ideas were all for the development of the tribe. But he didn't understand what good it would be to build a city wall.

"The city wall can keep some dangerous beasts out. Only a few people standing on the city wall can see the situation in the distance. This can reduce the number of patrols. Arrange the remaining orcs to other places to speed up work efficiency."

Du En listened to An Ruochu's words and thought about the possibility. Logically speaking, as long as the city wall was built high enough, those wild beasts would not be able to enter the tribe.

"It's a good idea indeed. But we still need to discuss this matter with the clan leader." Dunn naturally had no say in the matter of building the city wall, so he could only let Kant make the decision.

"Okay, then it's up to you, uncle, to discuss this matter with the clan leader. I have one more thing to do." An Ruochu took out the weaving drawings that Si gave her.

Duen took the leaf from An Ruochu's hand and looked at it carefully.

"What is this? I have never seen anything so sophisticated." Dun looked at the picture on the leaf carefully. He was silent for a moment.

"Uncle, can you make this?" Seeing Duen's silence, An Ruochu felt a little uneasy. Duen was the only craftsman in the tribe, and now he was silent. Could this be done? If Duen couldn't make it, she would have to think of another way.

"I'll study it carefully. You wait for my news." The more Dun looked at the blueprint, the more surprised he was. It turned out that someone could make such a sophisticated thing.

He was a little emotional. He had never thought of making such things before, and was satisfied with just making some wooden bowls. Now that he had seen more novel things, he couldn't help but regret how much time he had wasted before.

After eagerly seeing An Ruchu off, Du En returned to the house and began to study it carefully.

Seeing Duen's impatient look, An Ruochu looked at him with amusement, shook her head, and turned to go to the cafeteria.

When she arrived at the cafeteria, she saw that the spiky beasts she had placed in the basin were still alive and kicking in the big vat, and she breathed a sigh of relief.

Dragging my tired body, I slowly walked towards home.

Seeing the females still processing cotton, An Ruochu was a little surprised.

"Why haven't you gone back yet?" She thought the females had gone back long ago.

Xiaoyi rubbed her eyes. She had been sewing all day, and as night fell, she sewed for a while under the firelight. Her eyes were sore now.

"Okay, okay, everyone go and rest quickly and continue tomorrow." An Ruochu looked at Xiaoyi's red eyes and quickly asked them to go back.

"Okay, An An, you should go to bed early too." Everyone said hello to An Ruchu and lit torches and went home.

Since talking to Duen about building the city wall, Kant had come to An Ruochu once. Granny Sen took Kant to discuss the location of the city wall with her. After a discussion, they weighed the pros and cons and decided to include the river water within the city wall, which would occupy almost the entire area of ​​the tribe.

Finally, An Ruochu and Dun discussed the general structure of the city wall, and the remaining construction tasks were handed over to Dun. Dun originally planned to hand this task over to Yaer. But when he heard that there would be work to build houses later, he had to take the task himself. Yaer was considered a good hand in the construction team. He actively participated in everything from building houses to building kilns in the tribe. His craftsmanship was a little worse than Dun's, but he was more than enough for general construction.

The wolf tribe was busy during this period, and one orc was almost used as two orcs. The construction team worked from dawn to dusk to build the city wall. The building structure that An Ruochu and Yaer talked about was based on the Great Wall of Blue Star. The Great Wall was excellent because it stood firm. Now it was used in the tribe to guard against wild beasts as long as the wall was strong enough.

In order to better protect the tribe, Yar and Dun thought about it and discussed it repeatedly. Finally, they decided to give up using the stones used to build the house and choose a stronger and harder stone to build the city wall.

Taking advantage of the construction of the city wall, the area division of the tribe became very clear, so based on the proposal made to Dun to rebuild the breeding farm, I discussed the planning of the tribe with Granny Sen and the others.

The people who participated this time were Granny Sen, Kant, Duen, Arran Ruochu and Xiaofeng. They all gathered at Kant's house. Because he was the patriarch, his house was much bigger than others. He also had two rooms, but he did not choose to build a kang in one of them.

Ever since An Ruochu always asked him and Grandma Sen to discuss things together, he decided to empty out this room and use it specifically for discussing things. Now it seems that his decision was correct.

"I'll get straight to the point. This time I've gathered everyone to discuss the development of the tribe." As the patriarch, Kant has the responsibility to lead the development of the tribe, so he spoke first: "An An has put forward a new proposal for the tribal planning this time. Now let An An talk about the development plan of the tribe."

Hearing Kant call her name, An An stood up and reported her work as she did in the past.

"The tribe is extremely short of manpower right now, so to solve the tribe's safety problem, I suggest building a city wall, which can resist most beasts. The specific strength of the city wall needs to be tested after the construction is completed. Uncle Dun can introduce the progress to everyone."

As soon as the words fell, Duan spoke. "The construction of the city wall has already begun. It is expected to take about a month to complete. It will be ready for use before the cold season arrives."

In the past few days, Du En was busy building the city wall and studying An Ruochu's blueprint. He looked much thinner.