Desert Island Survival: Start with a Snow

It has to be said that slaughtering a pig is a very labor-intensive and very difficult thing.

However, this did not deter Jun Kato, who had unlimited physical strength.

Although the tool is only a long iron knife, it is enough to cut the wild boar.

As a result, a wild boar cutting work, guided by Yukino Yukinoshita and in charge of Jun Kato, began.

The first is to release the pig's blood and take out the internal organs...

Hmm... quite stinky!

Xue Nai pinched her nose and felt a smell of pig scum digging into her nose, and there was also the smell of pig intestines being pulled out... excrement...

I really don't know how Kato-san can endure it...

Yukino looked at Jun Kato's back standing beside the wild boar with some admiration.

Kato Jun is losing san value like crazy, but his 200 san value is enough to kill this pig.

However, in fact, he was already cutting the pork very quickly.

However, because the technique was too rough, a lot of good meat was damaged, but this is not the point.

After cutting all the meat that needs to be taken away, Kato Jun's main purpose is this pig skin.

Because this wild boar is very large, this pig skin is also quite large.

In order to take away the pigskin smoothly, Kato Jun could only cut a few more cuts on the belly of the wild boar, dividing the whole pigskin into four pieces, and then barely removed the pigskin from the wild boar.

In the end, the two raced against time to carry the meat block to the raft with a simple wooden frame made of tree vines.

Xuenai's plan was relatively smooth. The two did take away about [-] catties of pork. If they traveled by land, they would probably only be able to take away [-] catties of meat at most, and they had to beware of wild animals chasing after them.

The waterway is undoubtedly much easier.

But the premise is that the river will not have waterfalls, and it really leads to the sea...

After glancing reluctantly at a large pile of wild boar that had been abandoned in the jungle, Jun Kato propped up the stick and stood on the raft with Yukino and went down the river.

"Kato-san, it seems that other creatures are coming..."

Yukino saw an uninvited guest beside the dead boar.

piebald, curly-tailed, big cats…

This is a jungle cheetah.

"Fortunately we didn't take too long... This leopard looks as big as a tiger..."

Kato Jun swallowed while supporting the raft

foam.

If it was one step later, the leopard might have two more humans to eat.

While the spotted leopard feasted on the fat of the wild boar, it glanced vigilantly in the direction of Kato Jun and Yukino.

"The animals in this place are so big..."

Yukino grabbed Jun Kato's clothes with lingering fears.

If it wasn't for Jun Kato's extreme manipulation just now, the two of them might have been trampled or killed by a wild boar...

If he encounters this tall and strong leopard again, Yukino can only be glad that the two chose a raft as the means of transportation to leave the jungle.

"Don't worry, the river water will cut off a lot of odors, and it's impossible for these animals to run into the water to trouble us..."

Kato Jun looked at the spotted leopard with interest, and then continued down the river.

Although the flow of the river is not fast, it is still much faster than walking.

"Wait! Kato-san! There are footprints here, human footprints!"

In the process of drifting with the current, Yukino was pleasantly surprised to find a footprint somewhere on the shore.

Yukinoshita Yukino and Kato Jun were both excited by the human footprints deep in the mud.

"Indeed, it is the footprints left by humans!"

After securing the raft, Jun Kato jumped off the raft and came to the vicinity of the footprints.

He tried to compare it. The size of the footprint was similar to his, it should be the footprint of an adult man, and judging from the shape of the toes, it could not be a footprint left by a baboon or a monkey.

It can only be human footprints.

But the strange thing is that there are only a few footprints, and the footprints have obvious traces that have been covered up, and Kato Jun, who jumped off the raft, cannot find the direction of the footprints.

This act of covering up footprints...what is it for?

Kato Jun was a little curious and puzzled.

Could it be someone else who died?

However, walking barefoot in such a thorny jungle, no matter who the owner of this footprint is, it is quite powerful...

The traces of the unwilling footprints disappeared, and Kato Jun tried to trace the road ahead again.

Then he found a pile of bones that gave him the creeps.