The reborn sweet wife counterattacks

Chapter 818

Fang Xinxin looked back at his fiery eyes, and blushed a little away.

Just in time, I saw two pheasants on the grill with snake meat that had been processed, plucked and cut, and skewered with cross bamboo skewers.

She couldn't help wondering, "Honey, how did you catch the pheasant?"

Logically speaking, the pheasant's reaction is particularly quick, no matter how good the skill is, it cannot be caught.

But he got two of them while collecting firewood during the day.

"First I dug a hole, caught some insects as bait, waited patiently for the pheasants to enter the hole, and then covered it with a cover made of branches. I was lucky enough to catch two of them." Although he was answering her, his long arms held her Hooked into his arms, "Now is not the time to ask these things."

He looked at her affectionately, "Don't you think we have some more important things to do now?"

She heard what he meant, and her face turned red.

The night was dark, and the firewood was burning, and the firelight brought warmth to the cold night.

The two delivered physically and mentally.

At dawn the next day, the two collected morning dew together, but the medicine box collected five catties of dew.

There is enough water to drink, and a catty can be saved to cook snake broth.

The food is relatively abundant, and the food obtained yesterday is enough for several days.

Moreover, even if the food is finished, it is not too troublesome to get it again.

Right now, what I want to do most is to find a place to take a bath with fresh water.

There is also the clothes on my body, which are not washed with fresh water, and I always feel that they are stained with the salt of sea water, making them uncomfortable to wear.

I hope it will rain soon.

Perseveringly, the more I hope for something, the more God sings the opposite tune. The sun is so vicious every day, and there is no sign of rain at all.

There is no shortage of food for the time being, and there are very large banana leaves on the island. Bai Qinghao dug five large and small pits under the shade of the trees in the forest ahead, and filled the pits with grooves made of banana leaves. If it rains, I hope to be a vessel to receive some rainwater.

He also found two natural hollow large concave stones by the beach, which were used to put them outside the shed. If it rains, he hopes to catch some rainwater.

Apart from weaving bamboo baskets in the shed, Fang Xinxin also wove a few pairs of straw sandals for her and Bai Qinghao.

She no longer goes out to work in the sun, and wants to restore her tanned skin.

Bai Qinghao did all the work of storing dried food.

Another evening, Bai Qinghao went to the seaside salt field not far from the shed to get back a large basket of coarse salt dried in sea water.

The coarse salt that comes out of the sun has a lot of impurities, so it needs to be filtered before it can be eaten.

Fang Xinxin cut off the bottom of one of the plastic medicine bottles with a scalpel and turned it into a hollow funnel, filled the funnel with mixed sand, soil, and carbon ash, and a simple filter was made.

At the bottom of the funnel, use a small piece of cloth cut from the hem of Bai Qinghao's clothes, wrap it evenly over the mouth of the bottle, and tie it with vines.

Put the coarse salt and the saved fresh water into the bottom of the funnel, filter the salt through the filter made of sand, mud and carbon ash, and seep through the mouth of the cloth.

Repeat this several times, and when the water quality becomes clear, the impurities in the coarse salt will be removed and it will become edible salt.

Since fresh water should be used sparingly, only a little enough salt can be obtained a day.

However, when cooking snake meat, dried fish, and dried pheasant meat, some salt can be put in, and the taste is extremely delicious.

A few days later, Fang Xinxin's skin became much whiter due to the fact that she seldom exposed to the sun, and her skin, which had been soaked in sea water before, also returned to whiteness and tenderness.

(End of this chapter)