I am hungry in the end of the natural disasters, I have space to fill up the supplies

A group of people were walking in the mountains. The colorful aurora in the sky seemed to be leading the way for them. It seemed to be moving farther with their footsteps, but who could say that the aurora was not following their steps and trying to peek at their way forward?

Hamuer and his group were obviously warm and kind, and when they arrived at the gate of the base, they invited them to stay in the base temporarily, but Su Mi refused.

It’s not that she doesn’t want to go in, but their destination is not here. If they don’t enter the base, there will be less gossip and it won’t be so conspicuous.

She asked Hamur if she could ask someone in the base who was good at making animal skin clothes to teach them how to make animal skin coats, and they would give them food in return.

However, Hamul said that he did not need their return and could tell them the production method.

"I can feel that you are not bad people. The method of making animal skin clothes is very simple, but the difficult part is making tools. Nowadays, most animals are mutated, and the skins of mutated animals are very hard, making it difficult to cut and sew. So the sewing tools in our base are made from the foot segments of a large insect that is unique to the mountains. But this insect is very difficult to find, and so far we have only caught one by accident."

When Su Mi saw that Hamur had a tragic expression on his face when he spoke, she began to guess something in her mind.

"It seems that your base spent a lot of manpower to catch that bug?"

Hammer paused and nodded, "Yes, there were heavy casualties. But we also gained tools for making animal skin clothing for our base. Their deaths were worthwhile, I guess."

Su Mi lowered her eyes and said nothing: hope is often exchanged for the death and injury of people one after another. This is the norm in the end times.

Ma Dexiang took over Su Mi's call and started talking to Hamur.

"Captain Hamur, we just want to learn how to make animal skin clothing. We are not jealous of your sewing tools. We will still exchange food or some scarce materials in your base. What do you think?"

Hamul's eyes flickered, "Old Ma, now that you mention it, I think of something that our base lacks. However, as you can see, the mountains and grasslands in northern Tibet have become barren mountains and wastelands, and the cattle and sheep we raise are extremely short of food. If this continues, they will either mutate or starve to death. Many people in the base have been killed or injured in the fight with the mutated and crazy cattle and sheep. Oh, I really can't bear it!
Oh, by the way, don't get me wrong, I'm not making any conditions with you. Even if you don't have it, I will still have someone teach you how to make it. But if you do have it, I hope you can share some with us."

As they walked along, they saw nothing but barren mountains and rocks. What the northern Tibetan base lacked was probably feed for raising cattle and sheep.

Su Mi pondered the relationship between them.

There are quite a few grasses and grass seeds in her space. Compared to fodder, the grass in her space is naturally more popular with herbivores.

But she couldn't take it out so openly.

"Base Captain Hamur, give me three days and I will bring back what you need. Within these three days, I hope you can send someone to teach my companions the skills to make animal skin clothing." Hamur was stunned when he heard Su Mi's words.

"Miss Su, I told you that you don't have to take risks just because of what I said. The mountains can protect us, but there are also corresponding dangers in the mountains. You can't take risks because of this."

Su Mi and Jiu looked at each other: It seems that Jiu has heard the noise coming from the depths of the mountains again.

"Captain Hamur, don't worry, we will return safely."

The mountainous area in northern Tibet is full of mountains. If they don’t figure out the hidden dangers in the mountains, even if they leave the northern Tibet base and continue northward, they don’t know whether they will encounter any danger along the way.

Only by understanding the root of things can she feel at ease. After all, all anxiety comes from the unknown. (End of this chapter)