Holy shit, thats alot of commands...
I say we go get some of that stiff clay.
You assume the voice is talking about that stiff mud, once you wake up you set off to the river, and grab a handfull of it.
Collect some larger sticks, about half the height of yourself. Around 4 or so will do. Find extra as you go and build a Frame out of them, allow it so that the upper part of this frame allows for you to hang the Strips of Hide to dry in the air...
Collect large stones, boulders in fact, and roll them to your cave, setting up a fence in a semi circle around the entrance of your cave, allowing enough space for you to exit and enter while blocking all other areas from beasts. Build this up over the times to have it nearly to your chin, make sure the base is wider then the top. Use some 'wet' clay you have found to patch it together to make it firm...
Remember when cooking meat, delay yourself until the outside of the meat is browned while the inside is slightly red, use your axe everynow and then to check this...
Collect some moss, dampen it with some spit and press onto the scratches over your body, not press too hard, just enough to help it stop bleeding...
With some medium length twigs (once again about the height of yourself) build two X shapes, bound with small amounts of vines, and place them on opposite sides of the firepit, when cooking meat thread a long stick through parts of it so that stays on the stick but the stick itself is long enough to be placed into the Xs on both sides of the firepit. Adjust the height of the Stick by pressing lightly on the ends so that it widens and lowers the meat into the fire to cook but not Burn the stick like it did your hand. Lift the Meat out of the fire by lifting out the cold end of stick...
This would take up most of the day, but you go to do it anyways, seing as there are sticks everywhere building the drying rack was quick, but not really easy... you also hang the strips of wolf skin. You build the wall, this takes the most time, so much that you only build it up to your knees before going onto the next task. You begin to think that this is the only voice you should listen to... as you look over yourself the wounds are gone, but the skin isn't the same as the rest of your body... You improve your spit, using up the rest of the vines you had, and building the two stands was quick and easy.
You grow hungry so you stick another chunk of wolf meat on your new spit, checking it every once in a while for tenderness...
Take a grey rock and sharpen it, but this time rather than just giving it a sharp edge, also give it a sharp point (Don't poke yourself)
Gather long grass.
Grabbing another grey rock you start knapping, a blade was easy but a point would be much harder, you get one side done without cutting yourself, but the other side is almost constantly slicing up your hand, you get it done but with much pain... You gather some grasses but dont know what they are for, so you lie them in your cave, remarking on some of their properties... most of it is plain and simple but 3 bundles look special
- simple AX
- crappy spear
- Ruined rabbit pelt
- Firepit
- Great Spit
- Felled redwood
- Shitload of branches of any size
- 1 wolf carcass
- 1 butchered wolf carcass
- 8 hung strips of wolf skin
- Knee high stone & clay barrier
- Sharp rock (pointed)
- Rabbit den neer cave
- River neer cave
- Wolf ambush neer Rabbit den
- Den for a big animal neer river
- Clay along river
Evaluated Wounds
- Cut hand (Morderate bleeding, mild pain)
- Some Wrapped large scars over your body
- Some scars over your body
- Wrapped Wolf bite scar on left arm
The bright glowing thing in the sky is above you.
What shall you do next?
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Topic: Bob the Caveman - Day 13: Eureka! (Read 49676 times)