Pokemon Settler

Heiluga originally planned to touch the enemy with his horns, but after hearing Rock's reminder, he quickly dodged it at the last moment.

Boom!

Heracross slammed into the ground, and the huge shock wave created a dent in the soil. Its entire large horn and the upper half of its body were completely submerged into the earth.

good chance!

Rock let Heiluga launch the attack without even thinking about it. Heiluga, who was connected to his soul, spit out flames almost at the same time when he had the intention to attack.

However, they still underestimated the power of Heracross. They saw it extending two forearms that were thicker and longer than its hind legs from the soil, and easily pulled its body out of the soil.

The relaxed look was like pulling out a piece of grass.

Before the flames of Heluga came, Heracross spread his wings and flew up.

The flames only touched its body once, and it was obvious that the opponent still had the strength to fight.

Tsk, trouble, why did you forget that there is this guy?

Rock looked at Heracross who bumped into Heiluga with his big horns raised, and thought of this Pokémon's habits.

Heracross uses two tentacles to sense smells and likes to suck sweet tree sap.

The white birch trees have delicious birch sap, so there is a high probability that Heracross will live in places with white birch forests.

Although birch sap can only be collected during a two-week period in spring, Heracross's unique mouthparts allow it to drink the sap at any time.

Heracross usually has a very docile temperament, but if it is interrupted while sucking sap or nectar, it will become violent.

At this time, it will attack the enemy with the big horns on its head. At the same time, Heracross is also very powerful and can easily lift heavy objects many times its own weight.

Fortunately, although Heracross could fly, he couldn't use his wings very well, so he couldn't catch up with the fast Heiluga.

Heiluga pulled and used flames at the same time, and soon the insect-type Heracross was revealed.

Heracross's carapace was completely charred, and he had no choice but to make a last-ditch effort.

It got down on all fours and ran irregularly. At the same time, it spread its wings to speed up and crashed directly into Rock.

right!

After predicting the movement trajectory of Heracross, Rock issued instructions to Heluga in advance.

The jet of flame caught Heracross, completely scorching it.

Regardless of the life or death of this Heracross, Rock continued to cut down the birch trees. This time he never encountered another Heracross attack.

After cutting down about ten birch trees, Rock felt that the number was almost there. The next step was to transport these birch trees back to the camp.

Leaving the wood where it was, Rock took Heiluga back to call his transportation team.

The Meili sheep are scattered on the grass, grazing leisurely.

The sun is very strong in summer, and they feel very hot because they are dressed in wool, so they all hide in the shade of the trees.

Rock found the Meili sheep in a forest and saw them lying on the shady ground, eating fresh grass stems.

These guys are really nourishing, Heiluga, let them get up and work.

Ten Meili sheep were picked out by Heiluga and reluctantly lined up in front of Roque, waiting for him to put on saddlebags for them.

A companion will take over for you after this job.

Rock tied the saddlebags on the ten Meili sheep and patted their bodies to encourage them.

Baa baa~

Meili Yang, who was not selected, lay beside him and looked at his companions who were forced to work, without any thought of getting up.

The location of the birch forest is about seven kilometers southwest of the camp, not too far nor too close.

After returning here with ten Meili sheep, Rock first let them go to the stream to drink water.

He carried a chainsaw and cleared the branches of the birch trees to be transported.

Even cleared birch logs are too heavy for the sheep, so only two logs can be transported at a time.

Rock tied the tree trunk tightly with a rope, and then tied the other end to the saddle bag on the Meili sheep. Each birch was dragged by five Meili sheep.

He and Hei Lujia also joined in the transportation, each dragged a rope, and transported the two birch logs back together with Meli Sheep.

After five consecutive transports, all ten birch trees were transported back to the camp.

Despite the rotation, the Meili Sheep still felt tired.

They all lay in the shade of the trees, not even bothering to eat the grass around them.

In order to reward these sheep, Rock is going to make them some drinks.

He pulled out the short knife from his waist, made a circle on the top of the birch tree, and then made another circle two meters apart.

Finally, draw a vertical line between the two circles and use a knife to gently lift the birch bark.

Then Rock grasped the upturned bark with his hands and pulled hard, and the entire piece of birch bark peeled off, revealing the white-brown interior.

Rock followed the same example and peeled off the bark of a whole birch tree, then set a pot on the fire and started cooking.

After the water boiled until it had a slight color, Rock took out the bark, poured the water into an empty bucket, mixed it with some cold water, and mentioned the Meili sheep.

What?

When the Meili sheep saw Roark coming with a bucket, some curious lambs dragged their tired bodies forward.

They took a tentative sip of water from the bucket and found it tasted good, and they regained some strength.

Baa baa~

The bucket of birch bark water was quickly drank by the Meili sheep. They returned the empty bucket to Rock and looked at him eagerly.

Okay, okay, I'll cook it again.

Rock went back with the bucket and continued to peel off the bark of the trees. He peeled off the bark of ten birch trees and boiled water. The Meili sheep also regained their vitality.

Peeling is only the first step. Next, the wood needs to be dried.

After finishing his lunch in a hurry, Rock continued to work on the project.

Sparks spat out condensedly in Heiluga's mouth, burning away the burrs and moisture on the surface of the wood.

After a brief drying of the wood, the bay leaf was added to the work and it was now ready for action.

Bah!

Even though she had only been lying down for a day, Bayleaf couldn't stand it anymore. It vigorously shook the sickle leaf above its head and split the wood into two halves with its chop.

Rock dug four thirty-centimeter-deep holes in the ground, then carbonized the surface of four half-meter-long logs and buried them in them.

Then he put up the planks split from bay leaves, first two long planks as longitudinal beams, and then spread short planks across the long planks.

Finally, Rock laid a layer of spruce leaves on top, put a waterproof pad on it and pressed it down, and a simple but comfortable camping bed was ready.

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