Survival in the fog, starting with a thatched house

Liuliu: [The maximum distance for danger perception is 100 meters, the distance for treasure chest perception is 10 meters, and the distance for other materials perception is 20 meters.]

So that's why. No wonder she felt that Liuliu would get stuck sometimes. It turned out to be a problem of distance.

It seems that I borrowed the right telescope.

Su Lan noted the approximate location of the treasure chest and walked in one direction.

Sure enough, after only a few minutes of walking, Liu Liu's reminder arrived as expected.

[There is a special treasure chest 5 meters ahead, no danger. ]

Su Lan quickened his pace and soon got the second special treasure chest.

This is the highest level other than random. I hope to get some bigger props.

The first one is a cactus.

Defensive cactus: It can grow up to 3 meters in height and 2 meters in width, with thorns up to 20 centimeters long. It is extremely hard, not picky about the environment, is cold and heat resistant, reproduces quickly, and can improve the soil environment.

You wouldn’t have thought that a palm-sized cactus could grow to 3 meters tall, making it suitable for planting outside a yard as a defensive facility.

Next one, a sunflower with soil.

Energy flower: The flowering period is as long as 3 months. It can absorb solar energy and feed it back to the land, improving the soil environment and allowing crops to grow well even in extreme weather.

The last thing is a bag of something like fertilizer.

Accelerated growth particles: Just one particle can make crops within 10 square meters grow 10 times faster.

It is indeed a top-grade treasure chest, nothing in it is bad.

Su Lan collected all of them and moved on to the next treasure chest.

There were two level 1 treasure chests in a row, so Su Lan didn't rush to open them and put them all into the space.

This time, Su Lan walked around the entrance and picked all the edible wild fruits and put them into the space.

Including the sour Yunnan olives.

Most of the morning was spent collecting supplies.

Su Lan was hungry and was about to go home to have lunch before continuing to work when Liu Liu's beautiful voice rang out.

[A flock of pheasants was found in the grass ahead. You can domesticate and raise them. To do this, catch the hen with chicks, and the rest of the chicks will come to you on their own.]

Su Lan parted the grass and saw that it was indeed a big family.

There were four or five roosters, with long and thin tails and smooth and bright feathers on their bodies, strolling leisurely under the tree with their heads raised.

A hen nearby, with a group of chicks, was digging in the mud, looking for insects to eat.

What should I do? What should I do? The roast chicken is right in front of me. How can I catch the hen?

If she attacks unexpectedly, it will be no problem to catch one, but the rest will surely disappear.

What she wants is long-term domestication, so that she can at least have meat to eat every week.

Su Lan tiptoed back home. She still had two level one treasure chests to open, and she prayed that she would get some useful items.

Two level 1 treasure chests were opened, containing the following supplies:

A bag of bread, a set of thermal underwear, a set of cutlery, and a high-power flashlight.

A fishing net with a diameter of 3 meters, a pond of square meters, three lotus roots, and a box of XXL size "small umbrellas".

Su Lan groaned. What is that? There is actually a small umbrella in a place where no ghosts can be seen.

Isn't this a waste of treasure chest supplies?

Wouldn't a harpoon be better than this?

Su Lan put away the supplies with a curse, and now her only thoughts were on the chickens in the bushes.

If you want to catch a live chicken, you can't do it by force.

"Liuliu, what do pheasants like to eat?"

[Pheasants like to eat rice, beans, and caterpillars. ]

Alas, Su Lan doesn’t have any of these. The rapidly growing rice seeds are so precious that she can’t bear to give them away.

Thinking about how she had fed seagulls with bread before, pheasants should eat bread.

Su Lan took out the bread, ate half a bag herself, cut the rest into small pieces and put them in the bag, then went out with the fishing net.

Before leaving the yard, Su Lan tried to swing the fishing net. After trying a few times, she was able to spread the net skillfully.

She tiptoed to the edge of the grass and was lucky enough to find the pheasants were still there, sleeping in the mud pits they had dug.

Su Lan threw two pieces of bread over. The two pheasants looked around vigilantly and ignored the bread.

The other pheasants did not move at all and continued to sleep peacefully and comfortably.

It seems that these pheasants are not very vigilant.

Su Lan decided to adopt the second plan and directly cast a net to catch them.

She chose a good spot, aimed at the pheasant, and cast the net.

The pheasants only felt a gust of wind, a net falling from the sky, and then a figure pounced over.

They squeaked and before they could react, they were tightly wrapped in the fishing net by Su Lan.

Except for two roosters and some chicks that ran away, the rest were caught by Su Lan.

The pheasants were flapping and screaming in the fishing net, and the scene was covered with colorful chicken feathers. Su Lan didn't care. She used her hands and feet to tighten the net and brought all the pheasants back home.

Su Lan put the pheasant in the room. Although there was a risk of vomiting, at least it wouldn't fly away.

Then she picked out the hen with chicks, tied it up with a rope, and put it in the yard.

The hen was clucking, and Su Lan could hear the chicks responding not far away. It shouldn't be long before the chicks would come to the door on their own.

Su Lan returned to the house and tied the feet of the remaining three big pheasants and two small pheasants with straw to prevent the house from being covered with chicken feathers.

A chicken was lying on the ground motionless, with spots of blood on its head.

Oh, Su Lan remembered that when she pounced over, the chicken was crushed to death by Su Lan.

What a beautiful rooster! Look at its smooth feathers and bright colors.

It must be delicious to make braised chicken.

Braised chicken is also possible.

Su Lan has started drooling.

This little amount of bleeding would affect the taste of the chicken, which was definitely not acceptable. Su Lan used a shovel to chop off the rooster's head and drain the excess blood.

Then pour in boiling water to soften the chicken feathers, pluck them clean in a few strokes, and then use straw to light a fire to burn off the fine fluff.

Finally, take out all the internal organs and throw them away, and put the cleaned pheasant into the empty backpack.

Whenever you want to eat it, you can take it out and eat it anytime.

Half of the time has passed, Su Lan has to work harder to collect more supplies.

Thinking of the fog telescope in his hand, Su Lan decided to climb the tree again.

She came to a pine tree and climbed up with the help of a rope.

I looked 360 degrees from left to right, but didn't find any treasure chest.

Suddenly, in the fog, a glittering golden treasure chest caught Su Lan's attention.

The treasure chests that Su Lan had opened recently did not have any light and shadow effects, but this one was glowing with golden light. There must be something unique about it.

However, this treasure chest is not far from the river, in the fog, and is estimated to be about 100 meters away from Su Lan.

[Don't enter the fog easily, unless you don't want to live. ]

Su Lan remembered this sentence clearly, but the treasure chest shining with golden light was really fascinating.

Just as I was thinking about it, a wailing sound came from the fog in the distance.