A guide to surviving in the world of beasts

The materials exchanged on the trading day this time included cloth, and of course a lot of clothes were made with the cloth. Of course, these clothes were to attract trading teams from the Central Plains. There were also ceramics, yes, brightly colored, mirror-like porcelain, and some dairy products. The rest were some materials that the tribes used to bring to the trading market.

Hu Yi was very displeased with the way outsiders looked at Su Ling. He calmly stepped forward to block Su Ling, looked at the two people who came in, and said in a cold voice, "Hu Shan, come and show them the supplies we brought."

Hushan heard Huyi's instructions and stepped forward to signal the two men to follow him. The young man gave Huyi a speechless look. What did he do? He just admired a good-looking person. But he didn't say anything and followed Hushan to the side.

Su Ling poked Hu Yi's lower back in amusement, "What are you doing?"

Hu Yi reached back and grabbed Su Ling's hand that was poking at his lower back, and pulled her in front of him. "Nothing, I just don't like others looking at you like that."

After that, a few more people came in. Su Ling didn't say anything more and started to greet the guests.

Hushan brought the two men to the place where the supplies were placed, lifted the covering animal skins, and revealed the contents.

"These are the supplies our tribe brought this time. You can take a look and see if there is anything you need." Hushan said, pointing at the supplies on the ground.

The two men's eyes lit up as they looked at the neatly arranged supplies.

"This is cloth! Such beautiful cloth!" The boy excitedly picked up a piece of cloth, stroked the pattern on it, and exclaimed, "And these clothes look beautiful!"

"These are all made by our tribe and the quality is very good," Hushan introduced proudly.

"Wow, your tribe is so powerful!" the boy said enviously.

Hushan smiled and continued to introduce other supplies: "There are also some pottery, porcelain and dairy products here."

The young boy and A Da beside him looked at each other, their eyes almost popped out as they looked at the pottery and porcelain. Not to mention the porcelain, even the pottery was much more beautiful than what they had seen before.

"Is this porcelain? It's very different from pottery! How can it be so exquisite? Even the Central Plains don't have this." The young man asked in surprise.

"Yes, this is the craft of our tribe." Hushan said proudly.

The young man picked up a piece of porcelain and couldn't let it go and kept stroking it. He touched every piece of porcelain on the table, which made Hushan, who was standing by, twitch his mouth. The two of them looked at the dairy products again, smelled the milky fragrance, and their saliva was flowing.

"These dairy products look delicious!" said the boy, licking his lips.

"These are the milk produced by the wild animals raised by our tribe. They taste very good." Hushan explained with a smile.

The two looked at each other, their eyes full of excitement.

"These things are great!" the boy said excitedly.

"Do you have anything you want to exchange? We prioritize exchanging salt, followed by animal skins. Other supplies will have to wait." Hushan said, looking at the two people in the tent.

Most of the tribes that came to the trading day were here to exchange salt and food. They were not short of food, and they came mainly to exchange salt. Other supplies had to be put after salt.

After hearing Hushan's terms of exchange, both of them fell silent. If they needed other supplies to trade, they couldn't do anything about it, but if they needed salt, they had plenty of it!

"Salt, right? No problem. I'll have someone get it for you right away. You can't exchange these things with others." After saying that, he squeezed out of the tent. The orc named Ada nodded to Hushan and squeezed out as well.

At this time, many people had entered the tent. Most of them had seen the orcs who had changed their clothes earlier come out, and then attracted the surrounding orcs to come in and watch.

After entering the tent, everyone's eyes were attracted by the dazzling array of supplies displayed inside. Like the boy before, they were full of curiosity and love for these novel things.

However, when they learned that salt was needed for the exchange, everyone felt helpless. After all, the purpose of their coming here was to exchange salt and food to survive the cold season, so naturally there would be no extra salt to exchange.

As for animal skins, no tribe was short of them, so everyone picked one or two items they liked as exchange.

Interestingly, the most exchanged items were dairy products, especially animal milk wine. Su Ling was not surprised by this. Food is the primary need of the people. No matter where they are, satisfying their appetite is always one of the things they care about most.

Moreover, these foods can not only fill your stomach, but also bring a sense of pleasure. Especially for those foods that you have never tasted before, everyone is of course more willing to try them.

The orcs themselves have a special affection for wine and find it hard to resist its temptation. When the tribesmen first tasted wine, they would come to ask when they could drink again.

In order to obtain more animal milk to make delicious milk wine, they actively go out hunting every day. As long as they find a pregnant female animal, they will do their best to capture it and bring it back to the tribe.

Therefore, during that period, the tribe welcomed new life almost every few days - cute little beast cubs were born. With the arrival of cubs, the amount of beast milk also gradually increased.

As a result, every orc began to learn how to make beast milk wine, and they enjoyed it very much. Soon the tribe was filled with the aroma of wine, and every orc who went out no longer had a water bag around his waist, but also a wine bag filled with beast milk wine.

"The amount of beast milk wine we brought this time is not very large. Judging from the current situation, it will all be exchanged in a few days. However, not many people are using salt to exchange today." Su Ling couldn't help but sigh with emotion after sending away another group of orcs who came to exchange for beast milk wine.

"Don't worry, we just arrived here, and the other supplies we brought are also very good. I believe we can exchange them for enough salt." As he said this, he gently wiped away the fine beads of sweat on Su Ling's forehead and whispered softly.

"Ada, do you think we can exchange those things back if we bring a hundred kilograms of salt?" the boy asked as he walked out of the tent.

Ah Da, carrying a leather bag, followed the boy and replied, "It should be about the same."

"Where are you going?" A tall orc who had just walked into the tent saw the two men getting ready to go out and asked.

"Hey! Brother, you're back." The young man trotted forward and said to the tall orc excitedly, "Brother, Ada and I are going to exchange supplies at the tent across the street. You didn't see it because you weren't there just now. That tribe brought a lot of good things. Now that you're back, let's go take a look together."