It's all because of the blind date

Chapter 5
From the beginning to the end, he never looked at Li Qingqing again.

Yes, I'm sincere when I apologize, but that doesn't mean I need to feel guilty.

Li Qingqing has been sitting on the ground and crying. I have fiddled with the phone several times but failed to turn it on. Hearing this cry made me upset.

"I'm going to find something to eat." I said and walked outside.

It's snowing outside again, and it's getting bigger and bigger. I know that there's no way to go down the mountain in a short time, so food has become the most deadly resource right now.

Upon hearing this, Li Qingqing stopped crying immediately, and looked at me in horror, as if worried that I would abandon her.

"Don't worry, I'm shameless and dirty, but I'm not cold-blooded. Besides, I can't leave even if I want to." I said.

After all, I still can't bear it, and I don't know how long the snow will continue to fall. If I am really stuck here for ten days and a half months, if there is no one to talk to, I am afraid that I will go crazy.

Even if it's a quarrel.

Seeing that I didn't seem to be lying, Li Qingqing lowered his head again suspiciously, buried it between his knees, and didn't know what he was thinking.

I was too lazy to look at her, so when I came outside the house, I found several bunches of corn hanging outside the house, my eyes lit up immediately.

Although most of these corns were moldy and germinated due to long-term exposure to wind, sun and rain, making them inedible at all, I was still very happy.

The heavy snow blocking the mountains does not only target humans. At this time, almost all food has disappeared, and the animals on the mountains have to fill their stomachs.

And I can take advantage of that.

Humans can tell that these corns are inedible, but certain animals cannot.

I broke off all the hanging corn, rubbed the corn seeds off with my hands, and found a plastic bag from the house and hung it on my body.

When I was doing everything, I went into the house, so Wang Mengke also knew what I was doing. This woman thought I was going to use these corns as food, and looked at me with bright eyes.

Finally, when she found out that I had packed all the corn kernels and hung them on her body, she immediately lost her composure and thought that I was going to run away with the only food.

But because of the previous incident, I didn't dare to rush forward directly, I just squatted there and stared at me with tears in my eyes, as if I had really fallen for her.

I didn't want to explain, but it annoyed me to see her like this.

In the end, he explained angrily: "The corn I brought has germinated and moldy, and is inedible. I am going to take it out to make a few traps to see if I can catch some small animals, and the heavy snow has not receded. This cabin is considered the safest place, where can I go?"

After hearing this, the woman Li Qingqing had a suspicious look in her eyes, and she lowered her head after a while.

sister!

If it weren't for the fact that there are only me and her on this mountain, and we need to rely on each other, I would have kicked her over. Nima, how dare you doubt Lao Tzu's character.

But I didn't do that in the end, I just looked at her contemptuously and went out.

Of course, before I make a trap, I still need to make some preparations in advance.

I've tried it before, the snow is so thick that it's directly submerged up to my knees, if I really go out like this, I'm courting death.

This mountain is not as flat as the plains in the city. Even in the city, there are sinkholes without manhole covers.

The mountain is rugged and rough, and the snow is slippery. If you are not careful, you can get stuck in the crevices of the rocks, or because the snow is too thick, it is difficult to see the traps left by the villagers before hunting. Then you can only wait to die.

Fortunately, the area around the wooden house used to be used for temporary rest when the villagers went to the mountains to do farm work, but some wooden boards and the like were piled up.

I took out two relatively short wooden boards from the inside, found a few ropes and tied them tightly to the soles of my feet as skis, and then went out with two wooden sticks.

At this time, the snow was falling more and more heavily, and the footprints I had walked disappeared after a while, and I didn't dare to go far. I saw a vast expanse of whiteness at a glance, and I was afraid of getting lost.

I could only turn around the wooden house for a while, and then lifted a relatively large stone from the snowdrift, and then used two long and short logs to support it, and dug out a relatively clean stone underneath. place, took out a handful of corn and put it in.

After doing all this, I was worried that this simple trap would not work, so I untied a rope from under my feet and tied it to the wood supporting the weight of the stone.

Then I walked gently to the other side, and I buried myself in the snow, really waiting for a rabbit.

With the improvement of hunting technology over the years, this most primitive hunting method has become rare. I don't know whether this method will work or not. I waited and became more and more anxious.

Finally, just when I was about to lose my patience, a blurry dot in the distance came hopping here.

In an instant, I was overjoyed and took a closer look. It turned out to be wild rabbits, and there were still two of them!
I suddenly became excited, but I didn't dare to be too happy, for fear that my excited actions would scare away the two delicacies, so I simply buried myself deeper in the snow.

The two rabbits were getting closer and closer under my expectant eyes, and one of the rabbits obviously found the corn I sprinkled on it, and jumped over tentatively.

As the rabbits approached, I hoped that these two gray hares would come over quickly so that I could carry them back for today's dinner.

The two rabbits didn't know whether they heard my inner call or they were really hungry. After a few times of testing, they found that there was no danger, and they both jumped towards the corn to prepare to eat.

When they finally came under the trap I had prepared, I could almost feel my heart jumping out of my throat, I was so nervous.

I remember playing like this before, but the purpose at that time was just to add some game to my table.

I didn't care about success or failure as much as I do now.

After all, now I am all about surviving, and it can also be said to hold on.

I didn't mercifully wait until they were full before doing it. The trap I set up before was indeed inexperienced, so it didn't even trigger.

Fortunately, I had a plan beforehand, and I kept a hand. At this time, I saw the two hares completely walk under the big rock, and I didn't dare to wait any longer, for fear of accidents.

The rope in his hand was pulled hard, and the big rock fell down with lightning speed, pressing on the two rabbits.

The two rabbits who were eating cleverly noticed something was wrong, and wanted to jump away the moment the stone fell down, but how could their speed compare with the force of gravity?

(End of this chapter)