Leisurely Beast World: Plant Some Fields, Have Some Cubs (Leisurely Beast World)

On the other side of the river is a mountain forest with very lush vegetation. In addition to the big trees that have already taken their place, there are countless thin trees in the corners. Unless a big tree falls, they will not be able to grow and will just block the mountain forest.

Bai Qingqing looked along the edge of the forest for a long time, then reached out to break a small tree. The tree was easily broken, but the bark was too tough and could not be broken.

Curtis stretched out his hand and scratched the tree with his nails, and the small tree finally broke.

"What are you going to do?" Curtis asked.

Bai Qingqing smiled slyly, lowered her head and peeled off a strip of bark, and then raised a smiling face: "I found the material, help me fold the branches, I want to weave a net with the bark."

"Net?" Curtis asked, and Vincent also looked at Bai Qingqing doubtfully.

"You will know later." Bai Qingqing said while peeling off the bark. Because she can weave Chinese knots, she has absolute confidence in weaving nets. The moment she thought of nets, she listed several possible options in her mind. .

Curtis and Vincent started working without any doubt. Curtis cut the small trees and peeled the bark. Vincent tore the peeled bark into thin strips and twisted them into ropes. Bai Qingqing sat on the ground and concentrated on weaving the net. .

A total of two hundred ropes were tied to a wooden stick. Bai Qingqing tied two adjacent ropes into knots. After tying the first layer, she separated the two knotted ropes and tied them with another adjacent rope. Continue tying knots and repeat layer by layer.

This is not technical work, but labor work, which tests people's patience.

The knots are spaced about three centimeters apart, enough to stop a bird the size of a sparrow. The wooden sticks used to tie the rope are not wide, but when the net is opened, it is nearly two meters wide.

After weaving a net as long as her own field, Bai Qingqing's neck became stiff, but she still needed three or four nets of this width to completely cover the field.

Bai Qingqing stretched herself out, her body made a "pop" sound, and she encouraged herself: "Continue!"

Curtis looked up at the sun that had moved to the west sky, strode to Bai Qingqing, and took the bark rope away from her hand, "It's time for you to eat."

After hearing what Curtis said, Bai Qingqing felt hungry and licked her lips, "The bark should be enough. Bring me some sweet potatoes. I want to finish weaving the net quickly."

Curtis didn't reply, he bent down and picked up Bai Qingqing and walked to the City of Beasts.

"Hey, put me down!"

Curtis took off his animal skin skirt, turned his legs into snake tails, and started swimming quickly.

Vincent looked at the direction the two left and smiled, picked up the rope on the ground and knitted it according to Bai Qingqing's method.

After planting a field, Bai Qingqing was too embarrassed to eat. She wanted to cook porridge sparingly, but Curtis didn't agree and steamed a tube of bamboo rice anyway. By the time she returned to the field after eating, Vincent had already weaved a half-meter-long net.

Although the editing is not as uniform as Bai Qingqing's, I can't fault it.

Bai Qingqing was really pleasantly surprised. She moved the prepared rope to the field, and the four of them knitted it together. Finally, they finished the net before dark and stretched it over the pit.

However, this net seems to have no effect on them, because there are small snakes waiting for the birds in the field, and the birds are afraid to come.

It was already dusk, and it was the time for the orcs who were farming to take over the work, and there were more people in the fields. Everyone was surprised when they saw Bai Qingqing's net in the ground.

"What is this?"

"It smells so strong of plants, is it fresh tree bark? Oh my god, why is the bark like this?"

The orcs did not dare to approach the strong man's territory rashly, and looked at the net covering the fields from a distance.