Farming Story of the Primitive Tribe in the Beast World

Chapter 28 Toilets and Kitchens

The orc's claws are very sharp, and it's no problem to cut through the stone wall.

However, it can only be excavated.

Needless to say, the caves of the orcs can withstand the impact of the blood moon beast tide.

This is also the reason why the two siblings have been digging uninterruptedly for several years, and they only dug out the secret room where they hid to a space of about ten square meters.

Of course, it is not ruled out that the original owner and Mu Zhao were both young at that time, and neither had grown up.

Half of the ten-square-meter space was dug out after the original owner became an adult.

Later, it may be that the space of ten square meters is enough, so I didn't dig any more.

However, even now that Mu Kui and Mu Zhao are adults, their claws are not as sharp as before.

It is also impossible for them to dig the kitchen and toilet in one day.

Mukui said that the kitchen and toilet were dug out today, but she only asked for a space where she could go to the toilet and cook and eat.

As for the follow-up matters, they will dig out the room first, and then slowly widen it.

The work of digging toilets is actually a skill in such a primitive environment as the Beast World.

Therefore, Mukui took the initiative to take over the job.

"Brother, when digging the kitchen, dig out a passage first, and then expand the space at the end of the passage."

Before digging, Mu Kui first wrapped up Mu Zhao's wound, and then told him how to dig.

The same is true for Mukui digging toilets.

Because it is necessary to reserve space for bathing and to solve the reincarnation of grains, Mukui is kept in the innermost place.

Mukui mainly digs today, that is, the urinal.

First dig out a long and narrow passage that can allow people to turn around.

Then, start digging out the urinal inside again.

Mukui's hometown is in the countryside, and she used that kind of simple toilet when she was a child.

It's just a big pit with a few planks on it.

Of course she wasn't going to do that this time, but she could also refer to it.

First of all, the cesspit is definitely needed, and Mu Kui is dug in the innermost part.

She first dug a hole that was one meter long and half a meter wide and three meters deep.

There are no livestock at home, so Mukui reckons that if she just goes to the bathroom, it should be about the same.

Then, dig out the urinal, and there is an oblique downward passage at the end, leading directly to the cesspit.

This work lasted until the afternoon before Mu Kui managed to dig out a rough idea.

Mu Zhao is a beast-pattern warrior, and his speed is definitely faster than Mu Kui.

At noon, he had dug out a small space where he could cook and eat.

Therefore, lunch for the two of them at noon was settled there.

"Sister, I dug it according to what you said, what should I do next?"

When Mu Kui's side was roughly finished, Mu Zhao's side was almost finished.

Mu Kui pondered for a moment, then pointed to the cesspit and said to Mu Zhao: "Brother, you can find a way to get a stone slab out, it's big enough to cover this pit."

They are now digging caves, and stones are the most indispensable.

Of course, special stones like millstones do not count.

However, the stone slabs used to cover the cesspit can be obtained locally in the cave.

"Cover here later. When the dung inside is almost full, we will lift the cover again and pick out the dung." Mu Kui mused.

Beastmen are powerful, such a stone slab, even a female Mu Kui can lift it up.

Mu Kui didn't know how to lay sewers and water pipes, and the current situation was not suitable for that, so he could only make do with it.

As for those more convenient things, Mukui didn't study architecture, so I don't know much about it.

When you really want to use it in the future, think about it slowly!

"Oh, yes." Mu Zhao nodded, "The kitchen..."

Mu Kui clapped the board and said, "Brother, get the slate first, and I'll get it in the kitchen."

"Well, I will finish it soon to help sister."

Mu Zhao responded, and went to get the stone slabs after speaking.

And Mukui moved from the toilet to the kitchen.

Here in the kitchen, because food and pots and pans are brought in to cook, the passage is reserved larger than that of the toilet.

The passage in the toilet is only for people to turn around.

As for the kitchen, the passageway has a diameter of three meters, and they can take most of the cooking tools and food in.

Mu Kui had specifically instructed Mu Zhao to set aside a large stone platform one meter away from the stone wall.

This is what she is going to use for the stove.

In her previous life, when she was a child, there was an earthen stove at home.

At that time, her earthen stove was still made of mud. Later, when the conditions improved, the earthen stove was made of bricks and tiles were also pasted on it.

There are a lot of patriarchs in rural areas, and Mukui's family is the same. Since she was a child, she has used the earthen stove the most.

Therefore, Mu Kui is very clear about what to do with the earthen stove.

First, a circular opening is dug, which can be used to put a stone pot in the future.

Because the orcs eat a lot, Mu Kui made an opening with a diameter of two meters.

Then, with this opening, a pit with a big belly was dug in the stone platform, which can be regarded as a hearth.

On the side close to the stone wall, roughly facing the center of the pot bottom, a regular trapezoidal or hexagonal passage can be dug to connect this side with the stove.

This passage can also be called the stove door, which is a place for feeding firewood.

Mukui often burns fire, knowing which one can get more firewood is more convenient to use.

Therefore, she chose the hexagonal stove door.

It is said that a protruding stone platform should be left outside the stove door to prevent firewood from falling.

However, the stove that Mukui used since childhood did not have this thing.

With the stone platform, she would find it inconvenient instead, so she didn't get it.

Those who really know how to make a fire will clean up the surroundings of the stove in advance, and put the firewood in a place far from the stove door, but convenient to take.

The bottom of the stove door will also be cleaned up from time to time, so it doesn’t matter if you can’t drop firewood.

Taking preventive measures in advance is the best way to prevent fires from burning.

If there is no sense of prevention, the firewood will be placed around the stove door in such a big way.

Even if there is a stone platform to prevent falling firewood, the chance of fire is still surprisingly high.

Below the stove door is the stove bridge and the place where dust is collected.

Leave a compartment of about [-] to [-] centimeters, and dig a trapezoidal channel under the stove door.

This is for collecting dust.

At that time, get a stone slab to block half of the passage, and it will be ready for use.

After the ash has accumulated almost, remove the slate and take out the ash.

In the case of the furnace bridge, it is roughly a grid, and the space is enough for the ash after burning the firewood to leak down, but not for the firewood to leak to the place where the ash accumulates below, and it's over.

After that, following the same method, Mukui made two more stone pots, and one with a diameter of half a meter, which can be used to put a small stone pot.

There are a total of four stove doors, lined up.

Inside the four stoves, a passage was also dug, leading directly to the chimney.

Considering that there will be oily fumes when cooking, Mu Kui chose the location of the kitchen on the side near the outside of the cave.

At that time, after the chimney is dug here, the smoke can be discharged directly.

After finishing these, Mukui dug two openings on the stone platform to put the stone jars.

For these two, there will be no treatment for the stove door and the ash accumulation place.

Similarly, they are respectively located between the big pot and the small pot, between the small pot and the stone pot, and are connected with the path leading to the chimney.

Put stone pots in these two places, usually as long as the fire is turned on, they can rely on the fire to heat the water in the pots.

Such a place where waste fire is used is indispensable for making earthen stoves, and Mukui will naturally not miss it.

(End of this chapter)