After more than twenty minutes, a rich aroma wafted from the pot.
Xu Yi didn't even need Lu Ke to call him for breakfast; he returned on his own.
Xu Yi definitely wasn't going out today; he planned to continue digging traps.
Lu Ke was more conflicted, unsure whether to continue peeling bark or to start with the clay bricks first.
After pondering over breakfast, she decided it was more important to peel the bark first, to make clothes for Xu Yi.
As for the clay kiln, it wasn't so urgent.
After all, they had already fetched water and Xu Yi wasn't going far, so the pottery for storing water wasn't that crucial.
After having breakfast, Xu Yi took the opportunity to whittle the hunting bow for a while.
Now, you could already see the shape of a bow forming, although it was still on the chunky side. To become a real hunting bow, it still needed some fine-tuning.
Half an hour later, Xu Yi picked up the engineer shovel and began to sweat it out with physical labor.
