My Arknights Life Diary

Tu Fang rubbed his arm and looked at Xiao Ke, whose ears were folded into airplane ears. He felt helpless. He didn't hit or scold him. In the end, he just sighed and gently rubbed Xiao Ke's dog head.

"Tu Fang... Xiao Ke really didn't mean it... Oh? Doesn't Tu Fang blame Xiao Ke anymore?"

Xiao Ke saw Tu Fang's hand reaching out, and thought Tu Fang was going to hit her on the head, so she held her head with both hands. In the end, she just found that Tu Fang was rubbing her head.

"I don't blame you...You both had good intentions at first, but remember, don't do it again."

Turtle was quietly eating the melon while holding a piece of bread that he had found from somewhere.

In fact, they explained to Tu Fang when they just woke up. They woke up in the middle of the night and saw Tu Fang shivering in the sleeping bag. Then Xiao Ke suggested that they could sleep in the same sleeping bag with Tu Fang so that they could keep warm.

As it turned out, it was indeed warm, but Tu Fang still didn't have a good sleep. The teeth marks on his arm were still clear and the pain still didn't dissipate... Anyway, it would be difficult for Tu Fang to fall asleep tonight.

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The wind and snow gradually dissipated, and the sunlight that had been silent for many days finally penetrated the thick clouds in the sky and shone on the earth again. Tu Fang just sat quietly in the cave, looking outside, watching the wind and snow gradually subside, watching the sunlight outside, shining on the earth again.

"The sun finally came out!"

Looking at the sky that finally cleared up, Tu Fang couldn't help but sigh.

Tu Fang left the cave first, ready to see what was happening outside.

"Yeah, but it's still cold."

The sunlight shone on Tu Fang, but this golden light did not convey much warmth, or rather, the warmth it did convey was absorbed by the white snow on the ground.

Tu Fang was in trouble at the entrance of the cave. The snow on the ground was very deep, almost reaching his thighs. Tu Fang stretched out one leg into the snow. In an instant, a chill swept through that leg, but fortunately he had wrapped himself in several layers of clothes, so the cold did not cause any problem in the short term.

Tu Fang used the leg that was stuck in the snow as a support point, pried the other leg into the snow, and walked in the deep snow with big strides. After a few more steps, he came to the place where the tearing beast was buried before. A big snowball had bulged here. Tu Fang dug open the snowball and dug a small hole. At the deepest part, he saw the body of the tearing beast. Tu Fang tentatively knocked on it again with the knife he carried with him.

When, when, when.

Tu Fang felt like he was knocking on a big rock, and then he checked other conditions of the beast's body, such as whether there were any signs of being eaten. Of course, there were none.

After checking the body of the Rift Beast, she walked back to the entrance of the cave step by step according to the snow cave she had dug when she came.

"S~ It's really cold today."

Tu Fang touched the skin on his legs and could only feel the coldness. Today, Tu Fang had to go back to the tricycle to move some things over. But if it continued like this along the way, his legs would be frozen off before he had walked less than 1/3 of the distance.

But this problem only bothered Tu Fang for a while. Suddenly, an idea flashed in Tu Fang's mind, and he remembered a program he had watched before. The protagonist in the program was called the man at the top of the food chain. Tu Fang remembered that there was an episode that seemed to be about how to survive in the snow.

Tu Fang's mind went back and forth over the content he had read over and over again. Finally, he could barely remember the general content of that issue, and he also roughly understood how to walk in the snow.

The best way to deal with Tu Fang at present is to find a rectangular wooden board, similar to the kind of skis, and use it to increase the force-bearing area on the snow. In this way, Tu Fang will not sink directly to the bottom, and it can also slide on the snow. This is a good way to save effort.

Tu Fang started looking for something suitable in the cave, but unfortunately, he searched the entire cave and couldn't find anything that could serve as a ski board...

Unable to find the right tools, Tu Fang began to recall the contents of that issue.

"What did Bear Grylls use? I think it was tree bark? Oh, right, to increase the contact area, who says you have to use skis? Isn't it enough as long as the bottom area is large enough?"

A golden light flashed in Tu Fang's mind, and he began to do his handicraft.

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"Well, it looks and feels pretty good."

Tu Fang looked at the snow walking device he DIYed (actually it was a few tree forks tied together with a few ropes to increase the bottom area, and then a piece of cloth was tied around the whole thing to wrap the bottom of the entire wooden board. To put it bluntly, it was just a bunch of wooden forks tied together with a piece of cloth and it only took 20 minutes to make, so it wasn't a great thing) and spoke with a satisfied look on his face.

"How about giving it a try first?"

Tu Fang put two of these things on his feet and tried walking on the snow.

"Well, although some of it still sank into the snow, at least it won't sink directly to the bottom like before, and it can slide along, which is quite labor-saving. I did a pretty good job."

Tu Fang gave a fair evaluation of his own work, and then prepared to go back to the tricycle to move some things back. Before leaving, he glanced at Guigui and Xiaoke who were still sleeping soundly.

"Tsk tsk tsk, you're still sleeping. Sure enough, this family still depends on me!"

After casually complaining about the two people who were still sleeping, he slid towards the tricycle.