Komatsu's Love Defense

I didn't flinch at all, and explained firmly, "Yes, I'm the chef! Please let me watch the full Western meal before you decide whether to form a partnership or not!"

Zebra was slightly stunned, and then fell into deep thought. He gently stroked his chin with his hand, as if thinking hard: "Western full meal..."

Zebula was silent for a moment. He slowly shook his head and said, "I don't have...that kind of thing."

I looked at Zebra with wide eyes and said in surprise, "No?"

Zebra lowered her eyelids and said in a nonchalant tone, "Rather, I've never thought about that."

When I heard this, I couldn't help but frown, and said helplessly, "You said you didn't even think about it. I thought everyone in the Gourmet Family was preparing a Western-style meal suitable for them!"

Zebra lowered her eyes and looked at me, with an uninhibited smile on her lips: "Don't compare me with others. I am not particularly interested in Western-style full meals. I just want to find delicious food and eat it. This is enough for a gourmet."

I took a deep breath, looked at Zebra seriously, and said with certainty: "Mr. Alu's Western-style full meal is not yet complete. But I think it must be a very attractive Western-style full meal. I want to cook those ingredients in my own way, so I formed a partner with him!"

Zebra's face gradually showed an expression of interest, and the corners of his mouth rose slightly: "Do you want me to put together a full Western meal to compete with Alu's full Western meal?"

I smiled and nodded, my tone full of confidence: "Yes, before that, I was Mr. Alu's partner!"

The corners of Zebula's mouth gradually rose, and he laughed triumphantly: "Hehe, fine... I'll put together the most amazing full western meal for you!"

"Hey, the camels are ready! It's time to set off, you two hurry up!" Alu's voice came from a distance, interrupting the conversation between me and Zebra.

Zebula and I simultaneously looked towards Alu in the distance, and saw that he had successfully rented two water camels from the old woman. Alu stood there, holding the reins tightly in his hands, waiting for us patiently.

I gave Zebra a big smile and said gently, "Okay, it's time to go explore the food desert!"

After I finished speaking, I couldn't wait to start moving, and walked quickly towards the direction where Alu was. The two water-storage camels were really huge and strong, with short, thick fur and thick hooves, which were well adapted to walking steadily on the soft sand dunes.

A very delicate faucet is cleverly designed on the side of the camel. When you need to drink water, you only need to gently twist the faucet, and clear water will flow out, making it convenient for everyone to drink at any time.

A'lu and I couldn't wait to ride on the brown freshwater camel. Its back provided an extremely comfortable cushion, allowing us to sit on it very comfortably.

Zebra chose another red wine camel. The hair of this camel was a deep red hue, as mellow and textured as red wine.

Zebra sat astride the red wine camel, holding in his hand the Yamata scorpion that I had carefully prepared and processed for him, and he would chew it from time to time.

The three of us rode camels and started this trip full of unknowns and expectations to explore the food desert. The camels walked slowly on the hot sand with steady and firm steps. Their thick and wide soles gently stepped on the soft sand, leaving a series of deep footprints with every step.

As the sound of camel hooves echoed in the empty desert, the surrounding scenery began to change gradually. The sand dunes in the distance rolled up and down like a golden ocean. The sun rose from the horizon, coating the edge of the sand dunes with a layer of golden halo, which looked particularly spectacular. The cacti nearby were dotted in the sand sea like green islands, adding a touch of vitality to this desolate land.

The sunshine time in the desert is particularly long, reaching an average of 3000 hours per year. The sunshine time here is much higher than the 1500 hours in the Yangtze River Basin and the 2500 hours in North China. This is because the climate in the desert is extremely dry, there is a lack of cloud cover, and the latitude is low, allowing the sun to shine on this land for a long time. In the eastern part of the desert, the average sunshine time is more than 4300 hours per year, and the sun can be seen for more than 11 hours and 45 minutes almost every day.

This unique sunshine condition provides a unique natural foundation for the use of renewable energy such as solar energy. When the sun's rays and heat shine on the desert, the sand particles on the top layer of the desert absorb this heat and release it back into the air. This makes the air in the desert extremely hot and the temperature soars. In such an environment, the highest average temperature can reach 38 degrees Celsius, which makes us really feel the heat and dryness of the desert.