Tom Cat breaks through the dimensional wall.

With a stone axe, chopping down trees becomes much easier.

In a short while, Tang Mu used the materials around him to build himself a small wooden shed.

Inside the shed, Tom also hand-made a single bed.

They also plucked some tree bark, rubbed it, and combined it with woven palm leaves to make mattresses.

After doing all this, Tang Mu lay down on it to try the feeling.

It is definitely not as comfortable as the mattresses in urban society.

But it's not bad for the wilderness.

After taking a short rest and eating all the cola soft drinks he had picked up, Tang Mu planned to make a fire.

The necessity of fire for wilderness survival is self-evident.

It is essential for cooking, heating, lighting and as a weapon.

Having fire in the wild is equivalent to solving most of the problems.

Without any other living tools, Tang Mu could only choose the most traditional method of drilling wood to make fire.

After getting a dry piece of wood, a stick, and some hay fluff as kindling, Tom began to make fire by rubbing two sticks together.

First, use a stone axe to drill a small hole in the wooden board.

After stuffing some more fire starter in, Tom finally focused his eyes and began frantically drilling wood to make fire.

The cat's hand speed is absolutely super fast.

The two palms kept rotating rapidly.

After a while, a faint white smoke began to rise from the wooden board.

Seeing this, Tang Mu was suddenly delighted.

Knowing that you have successfully made fire by rubbing two sticks together.

Carefully pouring the sparks from the wooden board into the hay fluff, Tom held the hay in both hands and blew gently into it.

Generally speaking.

At this stage of the fire-making process, the hay should catch fire.

But apparently Tom underestimated the abstractness of the island.

Originally the smoke was still rising fine.

When Tang Mu blew, the smoke and sparks in the hay disappeared instantly.

Without waiting for Tang Mu to react.

The hay fluff it was holding in its hands suddenly moved.

Tang Mu was suddenly confused.

The hay fluff squirmed and suddenly a lighter came out from it!

That’s right, a lighter!

The industrial crystallization that mankind truly invented in 1823.

This lighter is obviously alive.

It looked up at the confused Tang Mu, quickly jumped up, landed on Tang Mu's head, and then quickly fled the crime scene.

After being kicked on the head by the lighter, Tang Mu reacted immediately. He picked up the stone axe beside him and chased after the escaped lighter!

Although this lighter seems to have just been born.

But its speed is not slow at all.

In addition, the lighter was small to begin with, and there were bushes and weeds all around it, and it was moving around like a mad snake.

If Tom is not careful, he will lose track of it.

In the end, Tom chased the lighter for a few minutes, but unfortunately it still escaped.

Furious, Tom could only swing his stone axe to clear the weeds and bushes around the shelter, leaving a large open space.

A deserted island with no human activity.

The crazy degree to which these plants grow is definitely beyond the imagination of ordinary people.

After clearing the space, I suddenly felt refreshed.

Before this, Tang Mu had never imagined that rubbing two sticks together to make a fire could actually produce a lighter.

Now that Tang Mu was mentally prepared, he immediately decided to start the second attempt to make fire by rubbing two sticks together.

This time, Tang Mu prepared several sets of tools for making fire by drilling wood.

Holding a rope woven from tree bark in his hand, Tom could turn all the fire-making tools in one breath.

Just like that, all the wood-drilling tools began to emit smoke, just like before.

Tom blew gently.

Lighters suddenly popped out from the sparks!

These lighters come in different colors, but are all relatively small in size.

It's just the size of a normal adult's thumb.

Like the lighters that appeared before them, these small lighters also reacted strongly.

As soon as they were born, they swarmed towards the east!

This time Tang Mu was well prepared.

I saw the group of little lighters jumping and running away.

Tom immediately took out the rope he had woven, and like a cowboy, he waved the rope loop and threw it towards a small lighter at the back!

The loop was quite accurate.

The little lighter tried to dodge the rope loop by moving slyly.

But this rope loop seemed to be positioned, and it also followed the small lighter in a snake-like manner.

Before it could run far, Tom's rope loop had completely caught the small lighter.

The little lighter struggled and tried to escape.

However, Tang Mu tightened the rope with a sly smile on his face, preventing the beast from breaking free.

Pulling the rope, he pulled the small lighter in front of him.

Tang Mu looked at the small lighter struggling in his hand with a face full of curiosity.

"Clap!"

at this time.

A string of flames came out from the small lighter head and burned Tom's paw directly.

"Ow!"

Tang Mu was scalded and quickly shook his hand off.

While shaking off the flame on his claws, he also threw the small lighter away.

The little lighter rolled and bounced twice on the ground, then quickly got up and continued to run to the east.

Seeing this scene, Tang Mu was no longer in a hurry to catch it back.

He just held his burned finger in his mouth and grabbed the string of a small lighter from the ground.

Tom wanted to go over and take a look.

Look at why these little lighters are all running over there.

The tracking took a full hour.

When Tom was getting a little impatient, the little lighter in front finally stopped jumping.

Tang Mu guessed that they must have reached their destination.

as predicted.

I pushed aside the grass and took a look.

Tang Mu discovered that this was actually a piece of concrete space.

On that open space, there were countless lighters of various sizes and styles bouncing around.

In the center of the lighter is a row of metal storage cans.

There is Chinese written on it.

Butane.

This is exactly the fuel for the lighter.

If placed on this island, it might be the life of a lighter.

After Tom's observation.

The larger these lighters are, the less butane they contain.

Perhaps once the butane is completely consumed, their lives will come to an end.

If you want to survive, you must get the butane in that row of butane storage tanks.

But their body structure also means they cannot do this.

In the end, they can only survive and reproduce from generation to generation, and sigh in despair.

But Tom still doesn't know how they reproduce.

It just reminds me of how I drilled two pieces of wood to make fire, and finally drilled out a lighter.

They should also just need to light something on fire.

Or there may be other ways of reproduction.

Tom didn’t know and had to continue observing.

Maomao knows nothing about this island yet.

But they had actually discovered all these lighters and butane storage tanks.

As a Chinese cat, the idea of ​​farming inevitably arises in my mind.

Perhaps it could capture some lighters and breed them in its own shelter.

You don't need too many, just a few or a dozen or so, enough for your own use.

In fact, the piece of cement ground here might be more suitable for building a house.

It’s a pity that there is no water or food around.

Tom finally decided to go back.

Since he wanted to breed these wild lighters, Tang Mu tightened the rope and pulled the lighter that was caught in the loop over.

Unexpectedly, the little lighter reacted very excitedly.

It seems that he doesn't want to be controlled at all.

Tom had just dragged it into the woods and was holding it in his hand.

There was only a loud bang!

The small lighter exploded directly in Tom's claws!

"puff!"

Tang Mu's cat-like face was blown black. He turned his head and opened his mouth to spit out a puff of green smoke.

He shook his head violently to get rid of the black dust in his head.

Tang Mu looked at his claws angrily.

There was nothing left in his claws except some plastic debris.

There's a lot of movement here.