I'm not a wild eater

It's noon, and it's already hot in the woods.

It is even more impossible to stay by the fire.

"That's right, the height is probably higher than our position." Mu Qing looked up and gestured towards the hillside.

"It's not easy, why don't you go to the opposite side?"

"The mountain on the opposite side looks flatter."

Yan Shu pursed her pink lips and nudged to the other side of the Nu River.

"There are boars."

"Really?"

"I've found traces of wild boars, and I've caught a little wild boar with the same color in the trap."

"I really want to eat braised pork ribs."

Yan Shu looked at the water hyacinth fruit roasting by the fire, and smacked his mouth.

"Go back and call you." Mu Qing said with a smile.

[Sharpens the knife to the wild boar. 】

[It feels like Master Mu has been looking forward to it all the way, and when he goes back, he will find the beast to make a settlement. 】

[I went back and found that all the beasts had run away. 】

[That would be tragic. 】

[Not to mention not being able to eat meat, but also losing face in front of Master Zai Shu. 】

[I don't understand one thing, Master Mu's archery skills are so good, why didn't he make bows and arrows sooner? 】

[Yeah, how about making bows and arrows right away? 】

With one person, there are more people who can react.

The bullet screens were all guessing why Mu Qing waited to see the wild wolf before starting to make bows and arrows.

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Chapter 174 Hunting the Jungle Deer

"Master Mu, I heard that you have been making traps all the time, why didn't you start making bows and arrows?" Yan Shu asked.

Mu Qing pulled the fire.

Consider it.

"In the beginning, life must be arranged first, and making bows and arrows is of little value."

"It's not always possible to encounter mice and rabbits. It's much more difficult to make a trap than to wait for a rabbit."

"In the face of large prey, slender bamboo arrows are not very lethal. Wild deer and wild boar are also easier to talk to, and they won't wade across the river to trouble me."

"The first time I wanted to do it was when I met a wild wolf. Although I can't kill it, it's okay to hurt or scare it away."

sounds reasonable

Yan Shu nodded involuntarily.

He lowered his head and picked up a few dry leaves from the side, and walked to the other side of the forest.

"Uncomfortable again?" Mu Qing asked nervously.

It's really troublesome to have a stomachache if you don't go to the village and don't go to the store.

"No, no, today is normal."

As Yan Shu said, he walked away quickly, clutching his buttocks.

[Fairies can actually shit, so cute. 】

[Fairies can not only shit, but also pinch off. 】

[I still have diarrhea, and I still have my period. 】

【I've always been curious, what do you do when Master Shu is on his period?Is there any wall powder to explain. 】

[It seems to have happened once, but Master Shu didn't go into details, let alone how to deal with it. 】

[It can be seen from this that the one in front is also a prostitute. 】

[I'm a female fan, I can see something strange. 】

"Master!"

Mu Qing was also very curious about how Yan Shu solved his menstrual cycle.

While watching the barrage to join in the fun, I heard Yan Shu shouting from a distance.

"Hey." Muqing responded loudly.

"Come here!"

"Oh." Mu Qing got up, took the machete and walked towards Yan Shu.

Shouting so loudly, he must have discovered something.

And it won't be prey.

"What's the matter? What's the matter?" asked repeatedly while walking.

I saw Yan Shu standing under a big tree, carefully prying the bark.

Pry open the outermost layer, pull out a sheet from the inside and hand it to Muqing.

Mu Qing took it and rubbed it with his hand: "This is good, it can be used as toilet paper."

"That's right, this is called a birch tree. The birch bark is soft and has a certain degree of toughness. It's the best for toilet paper."

"There's another tree over there, go and peel it quickly." Yan Shu pointed to the side.

Muqing put away the bark in his hand, and went to peel another birch tree aside.