Half-baked!

No salt yet!

After taking a bite, the tribe members stopped eating.

They are no longer the same as they used to be hungry.

Although these roasted beasts have a very attractive meat flavor, they taste bad and need to be processed.

The scorched beasts were transported back and piled up in the cafeteria.

The tribesmen in charge of cooking in the cafeteria were in trouble.

These half-cooked beasts are a bit difficult to deal with.

But no matter how difficult it is to deal with it, it must be dealt with.

This is all food.

After picking up the wild beasts, the work of clearing the land officially began.

Under the leadership of the neighboring commander, the tribe members started to work vigorously.

Dig trenches and build ridges.

The tribe members did it in an orderly manner.

Square acres are gradually taking shape.

Then the grass roots and tree roots buried in the soil under the ashes were cleaned.

Grassroots are easy to work with, picks and shovels are all in place, and they can be cleaned up quickly.

What is difficult to get is the roots of big and small.

But this is not a problem for the tribe members.

The buffalo was led to the scene. Under the buffalo's brute force, the roots buried deep underground were not long before they were cleaned up.

Next is the leveling work.
Chapter completed!