The last plant pet took me to be the landlord

15 Collect Supplies

At the end of the village, she only took a cursory look yesterday and did not go into the empty houses to check. Now that she has a lot of strength and a storage warehouse, she can search for useful supplies from house to house and bring them back directly after filling up the space.

At the most remote part of the village, near a bamboo forest growing on a slope, there is a thatched house from afar. This thatched house gave Lu Beier a strange feeling. How to put it, it was obviously a thatched house, but it gave people the feeling that everything was just right. It just... didn't look like the adobe house that farmers lived in.

First of all, how could anyone still lay thatch on the roof nowadays? How could they not even afford a tile? Even if there were no tiles, plastic iron sheets would always be cheaper than tiles. Just buy two sheets and lay them on the roof. It would definitely keep out the rain better than thatch.

The closer she got, the weirder the house seemed, like - oh, she remembered, it was like those buildings in scenic spots for tourists to visit, or those thatched cottages that some businesses deliberately decorated.

But these seem a bit out of place in this mountain village where farmers make a living by farming.

When you get closer, you will find that the roads around the huts and the flowers, plants and trees on both sides are specially cleaned and planted. There are also various crops hanging under the thatched eaves, such as corn, peppers, garlic, and even a handful of rice with straw and wheat ears with wheat seedlings, but the rice ears and wheat seedlings look a bit fake, and they are made to be realistic.

Lu Beier pushed open the simple wooden door. There was plenty of light inside. There was a large window on each side. The room was divided into two parts by a gauze curtain. The layout inside was peculiar. On one side was a bamboo curtain, a wooden table, a teapot, and a pen, ink, paper, and inkstone. On the other side was a modern workbench, a lighting stand, a screen, and a computer.

As soon as you see the large and small lighting stands on the workbench, you can tell that they are used for shooting videos. It seems that this thatched house is used to shoot videos of some specific scenes.

Lu Beier also found a simple outdoor kitchen on one side of the hut. There was a simple but beautiful earthen stove and a bluestone vegetable sink. The bamboo pipe connected to the faucet was filled with spring water from the mountain behind the house. When the faucet was turned on, clear spring water still flowed down.

This kitchen didn't have much food stored, probably because the owner took it away when he left, but there was plenty of seasoning. There were all kinds of white porcelain jars filled with oil, salt and seasoning, all sealed well, with only a layer of dust on the lids. Lu Bei'er found a rag, wiped off the dust, and put all the seasoning jars she could use into the storage warehouse.

The white porcelain jars were large and small, the big one was as big as a yellow peach glass jar, and the small one was the size of a teacup. Lu Beier carefully checked the labels on the jars, opened them one by one, and was surprised. The largest white porcelain jar was filled with snow-white lard, without any color or gaps.

She took them back to the storage warehouse, and they would last her a long time. There were also other things like coarse salt, pepper, chili powder, MSG... There were also many large jars of various sauces, all homemade. Soybean sauce, broad bean sauce, sweet noodle sauce, chili sauce, sesame sauce, peanut butter, beef sauce, mushroom sauce, shrimp sauce...

There are basically no signs of use. Even if they are sealed, they are still bright and fragrant when opened, making you drool.

These are all good things. Cook some vegetables and mix them with noodles and it should be delicious!

Take them all away.

After collecting the jars of sauce, Lu Beier also found a row of ceramic jars placed in the shade, which were as high as her knees. She walked over and checked the labels on the jars one by one, and found that they were all pickled vegetables. There were beans, cucumbers, cabbages, radishes...

There are also a few glass jars with smaller capacity placed aside. When you take a look, you can see at a glance that there are bright red pickles, green vegetable stems, red radishes, and a jar of red and green pickled cabbage. They look like the pickles my grandmother used to pickle when I was a child. If you take them home and stir-fry them with sesame oil and chili, they are very delicious with rice.

Every time I tried the weight, it was almost full.

This trip was really rewarding.

Before leaving, Lu Bei'er also took away the wooden table and chairs, the tea set, the writing brush, the inkstone, and the inkstone. She even took away several thick notebooks on the workbench. The reason was that she flipped through them and saw some notes on the production process of some ingredients.

This was a godsend for Lu Bei'er, who was not very good at cooking.

Take them all away!

In the first thatched house, Lu Beier gained a lot, but Xiaojiu in her mind seemed to look down on it.

So when she left the thatched hut, she picked up a few handfuls of non-mutated grass on the roadside, and the system gave her several points for each kind of grass.

Well, it was a good trip, and I gained a lot.

The thatched house was on a slope at the end of the village. There were a lot of mutant white grass on both sides of the gravel road. In order to avoid being scratched by the saw teeth, Lu Beier used a sickle to chop and harvest along the way. The small trumpet on her shoulder also waved its thin branches to pull the white grass into pieces.

Near the thatched cottage, the mutated white grass disappeared, because the low-growing herbs and flowers planted by humans for viewing began to appear on both sides of the road. The strange thing is that these artificially planted ones basically did not mutate, but grew a little lush, just like before the end of the world.

Lu Beier plucked a few of each of these and threw them to Xiaojiu.

Xiaojiu began to sweetly shout "Come on" to the host in his consciousness again.

Sanao Village has about thirty households. It is a small village scattered in the depression formed between two mountains. The thatched houses are at the bottom of the entire slope on one side. Behind it, there is a semicircle of dense mountain forests and thick bamboo forests.

The bamboo forests and mountain woods are dense and impenetrable, but apart from the tall pine trees and green bamboos, there is layer upon layer of thorny shrubs, which are densely packed and crowded.

The most common of them are the thorny trifoliate trees. I don't know if they were so dense before the end of the world, or if they have always been so dense. Not only can slightly larger rabbits and pheasants not pass through, but now even mice can't get through.

In this way, the hillside on this side becomes a natural barrier that can prevent the wild animals on the mountain from coming down the mountain.

But the slope on the other side where it connected to the forest was indeed a series of terraces. Looking into the distance, there seemed to be rows of neatly arranged low plants. Lu Bei'er leaned on her hands and looked over there. It took her a while to guess what that row of neatly arranged low plants was.

--tea tree.

It should be a kind of tea unique to this place.

On the other side of the slope, there should be a large valley that Lu Beier could only see from the second-floor balcony on the hillside. Now it was blocked by dense mutant plants, making it difficult to get through.

For now, she just needs to investigate the situation in the village first, collect all available supplies, and prepare for her next farming and grain storage plan.