I thrived in the primitive tribe

She remembered the bouncy beasts and sheep beasts that the tribe kept.

Their fur is extremely soft and elastic.

Recently, as the weather has gradually gotten warmer, their thick fur must have caused them a lot of trouble and discomfort.

Thinking of this, Lu Yao decided to cut them off, process them properly, and use them to make sweaters.

This not only keeps them cool, but also provides the tribe members with a warm and comfortable garment to keep warm during the cold season.

Thinking of this, Lu Yao quickly took action. She walked briskly to the animal pen, and the scene before her eyes made her eyes light up.

The animal pen was spotless, and every corner smelled of fresh grass.

She also discovered that the variety of animals in the enclosure was much greater than she had ever seen before.

In addition to the bouncy beasts and sheep beasts, many other different species have been added.

Each species of animal was separated by sturdy fences by the tribe, where they either strolled leisurely or dozed lazily in their own little world.

Various vines and flowers entwine around the fence, adding a touch of life and vitality to the animal enclosure.

The tribesmen who were busy in the animal enclosure saw Lu Yao standing to the side, quickly put down their work, and came over to ask:

"Lu Yao, what brings you here? Is something the matter?"

Lu Yao turned her head away and replied, "There is something. How did you come up with the idea of ​​separating these animals by species?"

The man turned to look at the animals in the enclosure and said, "Actually, we initially raised them together, except for the tailed dragon, which we used as a mount."

They were fine when they were first put together, but it wasn't long before they started fighting in groups.

"Fighting? They can fight?" Lu Yao asked in shock.

"Yes, we didn't expect it either. We were quite surprised when we first found them fighting."

Since they are all herbivores, we give them plenty of feed, and even give them extra each time we feed them, in case they are not full.

To this day we still don't know why they were fighting; some people speculate that it was to fight for territory.

Some speculate that there is an inherent aversion between races; others say they are just bored and want to stretch their muscles; there are all sorts of guesses.

Each fight results in injuries to some of the animals, forcing us, who are responsible for feeding them, to apply medicine to treat their wounds.

This made our work much more complicated, so we eventually figured out a way to raise them separately by species.” The man answered truthfully.

"Oh, I see. Thank you for your hard work."

"By the way, which races are fighting? Who's stronger?" Lu Yao asked with great interest.

"Well, it seems like it started with Kukumon and Gookumon fighting each other."

"Gulu Beast? Which one is Gulu Beast?" Lu Yao asked, puzzled.

"Gulu Beast, you know, that one."

Following the direction the other person pointed, Lu Yao's gaze was instantly drawn to it.

The creature before her was a strange being she had never seen before.

Its body is round and plump, like a large, inflated ball, seemingly able to roll on the ground with the slightest push.

Its short limbs, like small wooden stakes sticking out from under the round body, support its plump frame, and every step it takes carries an endearing clumsiness.

"It can fight with the Croaking Beast? Isn't that just asking for a beating? It looks like it can't even walk steadily!"

Hearing Lu Yao's words, the tribesman next to her laughed and said, "You were fooled by its appearance. We also initially thought they couldn't defeat the Gege Beast."

However, upon further examination, it was discovered that the Gulu Beast's injuries were much less severe than the Gege Beast's. On the contrary, many of the Gege Beasts, whom everyone considered very powerful, had their wings broken.

"Ah, so that's how it is! You really can't judge a book by its cover!" Lu Yao exclaimed!

"So, does that mean Gulu Beast won?"

"It seems so, but the Crooked Beast is not one to give up easily. As soon as they were separated, they started provoking each other again."

We figured we couldn't let them fight anymore, or there would be casualties, so we separated the Gulu Beasts.

Everyone thought things would calm down in the animal kingdom, but unexpectedly, several other species also started fighting for no apparent reason.

This time it was more serious; by the time we found them, some animals had already died.

Our investigation revealed that the animal was likely hit during an attack and then trampled to death by an oncoming animal.

"So you separated all the animals in the enclosure and kept them separately?"

"Yes, everyone thinks we can't wait until every problem arises before we isolate it."

Let's just get it all done at once, so we don't have to come back someday to find them badly injured again.

"Yes, you did a great job!"

Hearing Lu Yao's praise, the man's face turned bright red with excitement.

After calming down for a moment, he continued, "You just said something came up. What is it? Is there anything I can help with?"

"I'm thinking of cutting all the fur off the animals we're raising."

"Cut their fur? What do you need animal fur for? For all animals?"

"Not all animals, just the kind from sheep's paws and bouncy beasts. I want to use them to make clothes."

"You can make clothes from hair?" The man was shocked.

"Yes, weren't you busy with something just now? Do you have time to help trim their fur?"

"That's no problem, but Lu Yao, how are you going to trim their fur?"

"Well, of course, you should choose a bone knife with a sharp blade, a suitable length, and a comfortable grip."

Then lay the sheep on its side on a clean, flat surface, and you can use ropes to secure its limbs.

Make sure it doesn't move around too much during the shaving process, and be careful not to use too much force to avoid hurting the sheep...

After listening to Lu Yao's words, the person seemed to understand, but still needed to practice how to operate it.

The two entered the animal pen, each holding a bone knife used for cutting feed, and began carefully shaving the sheep's fur.

At first, the two of them didn't know how to do it, and before the sheep's fur was even shaved off, the sheep, which was restrained, had already broken free of its ropes and escaped.

After several attempts, the two finally succeeded in shaving off all the fur of a sheep.

Looking at the bald sheep and the mess of fur scattered on the ground, the two wiped the sweat from their foreheads.

After successfully shaving the first sheep, the two became more and more skilled.

Next, they shaved a few more sheep. When Lu Yao saw that it was almost done, she tidied up all their fur and carried them outside the animal pen.