Nongmen fierce wife, this king depends on you

Chapter 18 Hunting
After Xia Mujin gave the order, she carried a basket on her back and walked towards the mountain with a basket. It rained last night, so there should be ground vegetables on the rock.

The rock was discovered when she fell off the cliff. It was some distance away and the terrain was steep. The reason why Xia Senlin and the others were not allowed to follow was because they were afraid they would make a fuss.

On the way, she cut some rattan with a hatchet, and then tied the rattan into a knot. In this way, it became a long rope of more than ten meters. When it fell to the destination, she tied one end of the rattan to a rope. On the big tree, the other end was tied to his waist, and he climbed down the rock with the basket in one hand. Just after climbing a certain distance, his eyes were happy, and he saw a lot of ground vegetables. Within two quarters of an hour, the basket was full. Yes, and the basket on my back is almost full.

On the way back, I found some movement in the haystack. I went over boldly. Immediately, my mouth was crooked. I put down the basket and took out the bow and crossbow from the back basket. In her previous life, she was very accurate in shooting, and she was able to hit every target within 200 meters. .

Bow is also her favorite weapon, at this moment, it is very handy to use this bow and crossbow.

Whoosh, whoosh, more than twenty bamboo arrows were shot out, and two bamboo rats lay down on the spot. Xia Mujin ran over happily, picked up the bamboo rats, and then picked up some leaves to cover the ground vegetables , put the bamboo rat into the basket, and covered it with thatch, and then walked back carrying and carrying it.

Because when she came here, she was only thinking about things, forgot the way, and strayed inadvertently. This way, she saw a deer in the bushes, and she worked hard for this deer, which made her whole body tremble. It was a scratch, but fortunately she was caught.

It was already an hour later when she found her father and Songzi. Seeing them anxious like ants on a hot pot, they grew their necks and looked around while calling her with a loud voice. Feeling extremely happy.

Xia Mujin didn't tell them that she came back from hunting. Looking at the cart full of firewood, she called the two of them home on the spot, saying that she would go to the town to sell firewood in the afternoon.

As soon as they got home, Mujin asked her father and the others to bring water back, and handed over the cooking to Aunt Xia, who lit the fire with pine nuts and helped deliver things, while she cleaned up the chrysanthemums and gynostemma that she picked from pine nuts.

After hastily eating, she asked Songzi to dig some earthworms. Before going out in the morning, she drew a map of the net on the ground and asked Xia Tieshu to try to make it out of bamboo, but she didn't expect him to do it so quickly. It took only one morning. The bamboo net is almost the same as the bamboo basket, only the shape and opening are different.

The East River has a constant flow all year round, and there are quite a lot of fish, but the current is so fast that people dare not rush into the water to catch fish, so Mu Jin thinks of ways to get fish.

"Pine nuts, take this earthworm and stone and tie them together with thatch and put them into a bamboo net, then use hemp rope to tie the handle of the bamboo net to a knot and tie the hemp rope to the bamboo pole. This bamboo net has an active cover. As long as you pull the nodules on the bamboo pole, the lid will automatically close, and it’s up to you whether you can catch fish or not.”

Xia Mujin picked strong bamboo to make a pole, and extracted some thatch root filaments to make a piston in the middle of the bamboo pole. The other end of the filament is the cover of the bamboo net. The net took the initiative to cover it, hand in hand the church pine nuts, and then pinched a few balls with rice bran and threw them into the bamboo net before pulling the cart with Xia Senlin towards the town.

(End of this chapter)