Pokemon Settler

Hey? Baili?

Heiluga and Bayleaf screamed in surprise, and the Abo monster also widened his eyes.

Don't be anxious, just wait.

As soon as Rock finished speaking, the LCD panel on the controller lit up, and the charging icon began to appear on the screen.

In addition to the charging icon, the panel also has the battery power, the power generation at this time, and some other values.

The power generation device chosen by Pierlu is very reliable. Although it is professional equipment, it is not difficult to operate.

Rock fumbled around for a while and got started. He organized the fifty photovoltaic panels into groups according to his own arrangement on the system.

Then we went back and forth between the generator set and the controller several times to adjust the photovoltaic panels to the angle with the highest power generation efficiency.

It was already noon at this time. After Rock adjusted the power generation system, he temporarily set it aside to charge and prepared lunch.

He carried the bucket to the river and took out the ring bear meat that had been soaked all night and half the day.

After a long period of soaking, the blood in the bear meat was almost gone.

Rock planned to eat four bear paws at noon, and then made the remaining bear meat into bacon and stored it.

Although he had heard about the deliciousness of bear paws many times before traveling through time, this was Rock's first time handling bear paws, and he could only do it according to his own ideas.

The two front paws of the Ring Bear each have five slender and sharp claws. Rock intends to keep these claws. If he can sell them, he will sell them for money. If he can't, he will keep them as souvenirs.

He picked off the claws from the bear's paw, and then used a knife to shave the fur on the surface.

Then he dug some soil from the ground and wrapped the four bear paws tightly.

It's up to you again, buddy. Don't let the flames be too strong this time. Just slowly burn the soil on the surface red.

Heiluga, who can accurately control flames, has now become a good helper for Rock in work and cooking.

Because it was his first time to try this method, Rock squatted next to Heiluga and studied the temperature of the flame with it.

After burning for more than ten minutes, the four large mud balls sealed with bear paws had become hard and red.

So Rock stopped Heiruga, picked up a thick branch, and knocked open the mud ball.

All the hair on the surface of the bear's paw fell off along with the mud shell.

Rock peeled the bear's paw out of the mud shell and placed it in the shade of a tree to cool, taking advantage of this time to boil a pot of warm water.

Wash the cooled bear paws again in warm water, and thoroughly clean away any remaining hair.

The outer skin of the bear paw with its hair removed had a very thick cuticle. Rock felt very hard to the touch, so he used a knife to peel off the outermost layer of hard skin.

He felt like he could eat the rest.

Let's try it first.

Anyway, you have to eat it whether it tastes good or not. Then Rock put the processed bear paws into the soup pot, added onion, ginger and water and boiled it.

After the bear paws were cooked, he set up a barbecue grill, took the bear paws out of the pot and put them on the grill to start grilling.

When the skin of the bear paws was roasted until brown, Rock sprinkled seasonings and served four big bear paws.

Let's eat, let's eat!

One for each elf, plus Rock, just enough to divide the four bear paws.

The bear paws, which are first boiled to a milky white color and then grilled on the iron rack, smell very fragrant.

Rock took a big bite.

The taste of bear paw is very elastic and glutinous, and after the fishy smell is removed, there is a unique mellow aroma of bear meat.

The taste is somewhat similar to pig's trotters, but there are not as many bones as pig's trotters, so it tastes very good.

The three elves also liked the taste of bear paws and chewed on their respective bear paws.

Rock also kept the original soup for cooking bear paws. He put some bear meat and rice into it and cooked it into a pot of delicious meat porridge.

After a hearty meal, Rock rested under the shade of the oak trees. He did not plan to work in this hottest time.

Taking advantage of this time, he tidied up the camp.

All the holes dug by the trap bears in the ground were filled in, and then the scattered firewood was stacked again.

The bacon rack was completely damaged and had been stacked on the firewood pile. It would be nice to make a new one when the time comes.

Rock also put daily necessities and tools into categories, and finally his eyes fell on the pile of newly purchased power tools.

It should be almost recharged.

Rock picked up a chainsaw and prepared to test whether his power generation system could run smoothly.

He plugged the saw into the inverter and turned on the saw.

Buzz!

The motor roared instantly, and the saw blade began to rotate rapidly.

Haha, there is really electricity now!

Having stable electricity available in the wilderness will have a huge impact on Rock's life in the wilderness.

Although it is only a small solar power generation system, it is also a huge leap forward.

Excited, Rock connected all the electrical tools he wanted to use to the socket of the inverter and started charging.

Camping lights, laptops, chainsaws, drills…

Baa baa~

A sheep's cry interrupted Rock's movements, and he looked up.

I don't know when, all the Meli sheep gathered around him, looking at the power generation device eagerly.

A few bold Meili sheep have already tentatively bitten the cables of the power generation device with their teeth.

Don't bite!

Rock rescued the cable from the mouths of the sheep before they could bite it off.

For the electric-type Meili Sheep, electricity is something they like very much.

Heiluga, Abo Monster, let these Meili sheep go somewhere else. Don't let them get close to the power generation equipment.

Hey!

After evolving, the Heiluga became larger and taller, making it easier to herd the Meli sheep that were only as tall as its legs.

There was no need for Abo monster to take action. Heiluga just stood up and barked a few times, and the Meili sheep ran away in a hurry.

I have to find time to build a stable.

Looking at the Meili sheep looking here frequently in the distance, Rock thought in his heart.

Not only the power generation system, but also the saplings in the orchard, be careful of the young leaves eaten by the sheep.

Heiluga couldn't keep watching the Meili sheep, so building a stable was promoted to the forefront of the project plan by Rock.

But there are more pressing things to do now.

The temperature in summer is very high, and fresh meat will go bad quickly. Rock has to hurry up and smoke the ring bear meat. He doesn't want to waste food.

Although the bacon rack was damaged, Luo Kexin made it quickly this time because of his first experience.

Coupled with the assistance of power tools, he had a larger and stronger bacon rack in just two hours.

There is still a lot of charcoal burned last time, enough for Rock to use this time.

He sliced ​​the bear meat with ease, hung it on the rack and started smoking it.

You broke my sleeping bag and took my bacon. So I had to make you a mattress and bacon, and now we're even.

Looking at the thick smoke rising from the bacon rack, Rock said silently in his heart.

Let Heiluga stay here to take care of the flames, Rock picked up the ring bear head that he had chopped off before. He had to prepare the tanning solution before the bear's head smelled bad.

Oh ho! I finished writing before twelve o'clock today~