Prehistoric Survival Records

After working for a whole morning, Gal and Billy didn't say anything. Orcs used to eat two meals a day, one breakfast and one dinner, but Rigg, who was used to three meals a day, was already hungry. If you allocate your own food intake for three meals a day, you don't eat much for breakfast.

Charlie walked around Rigg's feet too, and Charlie was hungry too.

Rigg then sent the two big men home to rest and told them to get back to work after their lunch break.

Orcs don't have the concept of a lunch break. Their thinking is very simple, as long as they can't die, they will continue to work.

The main thing is that there was no condition for a lunch break in the past. Even if you are busy all year, there are still a few months to fight famine. What is a lunch break and can you eat it?

Rieger patiently explained to them the benefits of lunch breaks. Getting up after a good night's sleep can improve work efficiency in the afternoon, give the brain a proper rest, improve memory, beautify the skin, and so on.

Just talking about the two orcs for a while, how can there be so many benefits in just taking a nap at noon?

Rieger firmly said: "Yes!" and encouraged them to go back and try at noon today.

So the group went back to the house. On the way home, Lige found a clump of acacias covered under the snow, with some fiery red leaking out from the edge.

Acacia is also known as red bean in ancient China. It is highly poisonous, hard and not perishable, and can be stored for a long time even if it is placed casually. The color is very bright cinnabar red. In ancient China, red beans are often entrusted with the meaning of love and lovesickness .

Rigg grabbed a handful and pointed it out to Charlie: "This kind of bright red bean is poisonous, Charlie must not eat it by mistake."

In order to deepen his memory, he gave Zha Lili a poem about red beans: "Red beans are grown in the southern country, and a few branches come in spring. I advise you to pick more, this thing is the most lovesick." Then he explained the meaning of the poem to Charlie.

Seeing how seriously Charlie listened, Rieger lost no time in educating——

"In the wild, the more beautiful and brightly colored the plants, the more vigilant you should be. Most of them are poisonous, and you will be poisoned and die if you eat them."

"Mushrooms, in particular, are the most likely to be poisoned. But mushrooms are more cunning. Not only are the brightly colored ones poisonous, but the inconspicuous ones can also be highly poisonous."

"The same is true for animals, such as blue-ringed octopuses, poison dart frogs, etc. A single dose can poison an adult."

"Oh, Charlie, you definitely won't see it. It's something that only existed in the place where I lived before, but maybe it's also available in this world. I'll show you if I have a chance."

Rieg chattered endlessly, and neatly weaved the acacia into a tough vine with his hands. He used the simplest and basic weaving method.In the orphanage he lived in in his previous life, almost every child knew how to do it, and some dexterous children also knew more advanced weaving methods. They could weave a colorful rope into various dazzling patterns.

But Rigg only knows the most basic one.

It didn't take much time to weave a string of primitive style bracelets. The cyan rattan is dotted with a few bright red beans. From the aesthetic point of view of Lige's previous life, it is a good handicraft, let alone the first time. It's the first time an orc has seen such a thing.

Gal snatched it up and compared it all over his body, he couldn't put it down, even Billy thought it was very good, he looked left and right.

Two bodybuilders hold a child-sized red bean bracelet in their rough palms, and their eyes are like little stars, which are really eye-catching.

Rieger suddenly turned his gaze away—Emma looked at some ice and snow to wash his eyes.

Just turning his head, he met a pair of big sparkling eyes again.

"Shhhhhhhhhhhh—" Charlie likes it too!

Rigg thought it was kind of funny, these prehistoric hunks.

Facing the gaze pressure of the two muscular men, Rigg took back the red bean bracelet and put it on Charlie's claws—it was originally made according to Charlie's size.

Then he turned his head and said to the two big men with envious expressions on their faces, "This is super simple, let me teach you!"

So the snow blocks that originally covered the acacia clumps were removed, revealing a large area of ​​red beans that were as thick as fire.

It didn't take long for Charlie to have a necklace in addition to the bracelet, and then Rigg weaved a bracelet for himself, and then Laika and Quinn also had their own bracelets.

Although the two big men stumbled and were not very proficient at first, the orcs were actually much smarter than imagined, and Billy would soon be able to weave a string of bracelets completely according to the steps taught by Rigg.

To Rigg's surprise, the seemingly shrewd Gal was not as talented in weaving as his younger brother Billy. Billy, a big man, had surprisingly skillful hands and quickly mastered this kind of weaving. The simple weaving method can even carry out a certain degree of innovation on this basis. For example, he has spontaneously mastered the technique of tying knots at the end. It is only a trivial innovation, but the whole bracelet suddenly becomes soft and cute La.

Gal was staring at him. He would not be so polite to his younger brother Billy as he was to Rigg. Before Billy could take a second look, he saw Billy tucking the last piece of cord into the loop at the end. He took it away without hesitation.

——Anyway, you already know how to make it up. You can make up as many lines as you like, but I only want this one.

For his behavior of bullying his younger brother and embezzling the fruits of his labor, Gal replied in this way.

Well, I listened to my brother, and Billy himself didn't care. At this time, he was already knitting the next one non-stop.

The two pairs of brothers walking on the road, although their behavior patterns are a bit different, they are brothers and sisters respecting each other happily.

Walking to the fork in the tribe, Rieg quickly parted ways with the two brothers and took Charlie home for dinner.

Although he had finished a lot of work in the morning when he went out, he was not the main contributor. Rieg was still full of energy and quickly finished his lunch.

The living habits of Charlie and Rieger are synchronized, so Rieger's behavior of three meals a day also affects Charlie, but for Rieger, the three meals are to reduce the amount of each meal and distribute it equally to each meal , which is the meaning of the old saying in the previous life, eat less and eat more, and eat eight percent of each meal.

For Charlie, three meals a day means that he has three meals a day, and he must be full for each meal. He is so happy.

So Rieg still doesn't know how much Charlie can eat a day, anyway, he eats a lot every meal.

But for the two fathers, in the beginning, it was actually easier to raise a cub like Charlie. As long as the parents can provide enough meat for the cub to eat, the cub will eat hard and grow up without worry. Strong and fat.

The two fathers were very pleasantly surprised by the small gift Lige brought back—two strings of red bean bracelets.

My cubs are indeed the best. Not only did they go out to work all morning with tasks, but they also remembered to bring gifts for the family when they came back. Dad was so touched.

The sensual Laika immediately lifted the two cubs into his arms one by one and gave each of them affectionately.

Although Quinn was less emotional, he put the bracelet on right away.

Although the bracelets made by Lige do not have any decorative flower knots on them, they are simple and unpretentious, which unexpectedly suits the painting style of the two fathers. The most important thing is that the vines selected by Lige are the strongest, and the weaving is also very good. It is tight, even if you wear it to go hunting, you are not afraid at all.

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Considering that the Gal brothers had put in a lot of effort in the morning, Rigg still gave them enough time for lunch break, although they themselves felt that this little work was nothing at all.

When they met in the afternoon, the two of them seemed to be very energetic, and they seemed to have had a good rest.

In this way, Rieger felt more at ease(?) in calling the two of them.

The work in the afternoon is not much more complicated than that in the morning, but the site has finally been cleaned and dried, and the next step is to actually start the charcoal burning step.

Rigg ordered Gal to pick out the fine wood, the ones that were roughly even in length, length, and thickness from the last unused pile of wood he moved back in the morning, and ordered Billy to dig a large pile of mud in the forest and come back.

Billy's work was relatively simple and rough. After digging the mud, Gal's work was not over yet, and Rigg asked him to fetch water from the river and stir the mud into a paste.

The tool Billy used to fetch water was a heavy cauldron, which was smashed out of a huge rock. It can be seen that he was very careful in making it, and he thoughtfully smashed a pair of pots suitable for Moving ears, but in any case, this pot is a big stone, and it is dead and heavy from the outside.Rieg tried to move it, but the stone pot's feet hadn't left the ground, but he almost slipped to his waist.

Good guy, Rigg is holding his back and grinning his teeth. Although it is hollow and looks inconspicuous, it actually weighs more than 100 catties.

Charlie thought it was some fun thing, and expressed that he would move it too. Rigg deliberately didn't remind him that the pot was heavy, thinking of watching his jokes.

Charlie first took off the chains on his claws and neck and put them on a clean leaf, then grabbed the stone pot's ears with two cute short claws, and exerted force with his claws——

Then Rigg was dumbfounded, the pot swished off the ground, and Charlie walked around with the pot as easily as lifting a washbasin.

Well, Rigg closed his mouth, he almost forgot that Charlie is a guy who is so weird and unscientific.

On the other hand, the two of Galbilli were amazed. This is the pot in their cave. They already knew how heavy it was. It was the brown bear father of the two who specially made it for him according to the brute force of their brown bear family when he was alive. The pot was tailored by the two to prevent the two naughty guys from accidentally tipping over the pot when they were fighting in the hole.

The stone pot was made of a very heavy rock, which is several times heavier than ordinary stones at the same volume. This is probably the heaviest pot in the tribe.

Although this weight is nothing to adult orcs, it is absolutely unbearable for cubs, so when Rieg wanted to try to lift the pot, the wicked Gal was in his stomach Li snickered, the upright Billy wanted to remind Rigg, but was stopped by Gal's eyes, thinking it was no big deal, Billy didn't say anything.

Unexpectedly, the pot seemed to have no weight in the hands of the other cub. If it wasn't for their own pot, Gal would have thought that the pot had been swapped.

The cubs in Laika's family are indeed a bit unusual.