Lord Helanza

Surdak finished dividing the horse meat, worrying that the meat would go bad after being left for a long time, so he asked the three youngsters who rushed over to help carry the big baskets and divide the horse meat at night. Every villager in the family got a share.

"A salamander tail can exchange so many things?"

The old village chief opened the canvas pocket to reveal the dark and shiny nails inside, and then looked again Looking at other canvas pockets, it was obvious that these irons were much more than he expected, which made him feel a little unbelievable. Until the end, he sighed and said: "I knew I could sell so much money. The cloth and wool are almost ready for the winter."

"The lizard tail is sold for about three Gold Coins." Surdak thought for a while and said, "If you want to buy wool and cloth. In fact, I can’t buy much.”

The old village chief probably also knows the price of cloth and wool. An ordinary wool is usually twenty or thirty silver, and three Gold Coins can’t be bought too much.

After the old village chief moved these iron parts into the public warehouse of the village, he instructed the villagers who helped to carry the iron parts:

"Re-inspect the village tomorrow The doors, windows and ridge beams of each house are sturdy, and the roof thatch is for them to add, but there is absolutely no such thing as a heavy snowfall and the house collapses and crushes people. Since there are so many nails, I am going to take out some more wood. Reinforce the old roof beams in the village that have been in disrepair for a long time. There is no need to lift the roof to renovate, but simple reinforcement with wooden boards should not cost much."

The old village chief has a lot of The high prestige, he said, the villagers quickly agreed, after all, it is good for every household.

After the iron parts were transported away, the old village head asked Surdak to visit his house tomorrow, saying that according to Surdak’s method, he used volcanic ash mixed with lime to build a wall in his own yard. Let Surdak see the effect.

After all these matters were handled, the old village chief took the people away from Surdak’s house. The noisy yard suddenly became quiet, and even the 22 horses were driven to the north by Charlie and Luke overnight. Go to the ditch pasture.

Little Peter looked forward to two days, and finally got a piece of candy with a wrapper, and then he followed mother Natasha back to the room to sleep contentedly.

Rita began to clean up the messy yard, marinated a large piece of horse meat left by her with salt, and then put a large piece of horse meat in a wooden basin and covered it. Lid and pressed with stones to prevent small beasts from sneaking in at night to eat. Her figure looks a little rounded, and her complexion doesn't have to be much better recently. A pot of horse meat can be effortlessly moved to the kitchen counter.

After taking a shower, Surdak, wearing only a linen shirt and trousers, squatted by the stone mill to wash the blood-stained leather armor.

Water soaked up the dried blood on the leather armor. Surdak first scrubbed it and then rinsed it twice with clean water. From the dead corners and crevices of the leather armor, there was still a touch of blood seeping. out. Rita, who had processed the horse meat, came over and helped Surdak clean his pair of riding boots. Rita’s hands seemed to have some magical power and were very flexible. While Surdak was washing her leather breastplate repeatedly, she was already Brushed up those riding boots.

Rita is wearing a loose linen dress, squatting quietly beside Surdak, her swollen chest is showing a perfect curve under the backlog of her thighs, and the legs of a pair of slender are also Wrapped in the long skirt, there was some youthful heat, but Rita herself didn't notice at all, she used her wet hands to lift the golden long hair at the temples behind her ears.

A piece of toffee wrapped in gold foil paper was handed to Rita, who was slightly startled, staring at the candy.

The sweet milk smell can be clearly smelled through the gold foil paper. Rita did not move. Surdak thought she didn't like sweets, and asked with some doubts: "Why, don't you like sugar?"

Rita has already came back to his senses at this time, rubbing her wet hands on the linen dress at will, taking the candy slightly red, peeling the sugar paper and filling it The sweet and creamy candy was stuffed into her mouth, and her lips were red and waxy.

When the toffee was in the mouth, Rita's eyes narrowed into crescents, and the satisfaction came from the bottom of my heart.

Surdak turned over the magic pocket on him, and took out a bunch of red apples from it, and smiled at Rita and said, "I also brought some apples back..."

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The crispy scones contained some chopped horse meat, which made Surdak feel that there was a kind of donkey fire in this breakfast. It’s a pity that there was no corn paste, but he drank a bowl of sweet chestnut rice porridge without cassava. This breakfast made him feel the long-lost taste.

'It's time to kill all those two dozen horses. 'Surdak took a bite of the fragrant scones and thought to himself.

The old village chief’s house is at the uppermost reaches of the river.

In fact, until now, the village chief is responsible for the care of the water source in the village. This is also the tradition of Wall Village.

Surdak, Charlie and the old village chief have stood by a concrete wall since morning.

The old village chief asked the bricklayers in the village to mix volcanic ash and lime powder into cement, and built a low wall in his yard. The low wall was almost dry in two days, but this The gray low wall of Jier was not as strong as Surdak said. It was just that a large piece of cement fell off when he broke it hard on the wall with his hand. This kind of cement was not what Surdak wanted.

Seeing that the atmosphere was a little dull, the old village chief said with a dry cough:

"In general, it is stronger than a wall made of limestone. There are volcanic ash everywhere. It is convenient to transport them back and mix them with lime powder."

Surdak thought for a while before saying to Charlie next to him, "Charlie, help me scoop it." A scoop of water comes."

Charlie Ho turned and left, and brought a basin of water after a short while.

Surdak poured all the pot of water on the low wall, and then said to Charlie: "Help me pour water on this low wall every morning and evening. Let’s check again in a few days. , If there is still such a strength, then only find a way to dig out a big reservoir."

Everyone sits around a square table in the old village chief’s yard, the old village chief’s The wife brought out a pot of lemon tea. Surdak took out a parchment from her arms. A few strokes on the parchment outlined the general topography of the Wall Village ravine. Just near the spring upstream of the ravine, Surdak drew it horizontally with a charcoal pen. Here comes the Jier Dam.

He said to the old village chief: "I would like to ask the villagers to build a dam in the upper reaches of the village, so that there will be a large reservoir in the village. Even in the dry season, the land in the village can be obtained Adequate irrigation, in addition, when the rainy season comes, the water storage tank can also ensure that the river will not be flooded. The approximate plan is like this..."