Having finished a fairly lively lunch, we started walking in the woods again. The river was much cooler because the running water was nearby, so I feel the heat in the forest more.
I wonder if it's still hot.
I guess so. Don't get any hotter. "
Samya replied to the words I leaked.
"I see...."
I usually spend the day in a hot blacksmithery, but I'm not very good at it. There was little rain around here, but only the humidity seemed to be so high that it was saved.
Nevertheless, there is some water retention power of the land itself because it is not different from the forest. The climate is not entirely dry.
Even in the world before we could rely on the sharp tools of civilization, there is something very painful if we are told to deal with the heat as well as the jimejime.
"Well, the hottest thing is a week or so, and then it gets cooler again."
Well, should I put up with it for a week?
That's what it's gonna be like.
"If you think so, you won't be able to stand it."
After two or three weeks, it will keep getting hot and my mind will shrivel, but I still have to do something about it for about a week.
"Is the North different?
"Hmm, it's not like this. Because it feels like it's going to be hot as a jimmy."
Hee.
Actually, it's a subtle difference between north here and Japan in the previous world.... In that sense, you will experience for the first time a heat that you have not experienced in 40 years. Scary, pleasant.
They also collect antiseptic and hot and cold medicinal herbs while canning through the forest. It is not difficult to store anything that is effective enough even when it is dried.
I heard it's planted in the fields, but I still need a little more time before it can be used.
As she wandered through the woods, Liddy ran over to the bushes.
We follow in haste.
"There it is!
When we caught up, Liddy pointed to a grass. It has a shape that is close to the yogi in appearance.
"When you use this, it turns beautiful green."
Hee.
Liddy stopped Helen from reaching out to grass resembling the yogi.
"If you touch the leaves and juice, the color won't fade for a while."
Helen can pull her hand in a hurry with that word.
"Gently mow it with a knife and put it in this leather bag"
Oh, wow.
I wondered if the sparkle and light sparkled, and the grass resembling the smooth yogi was cut from around the root.
Helen is the one who is most accustomed to handling blades, so you can say that you can do it.
Helen grabbed the grass as if it were an explosive and gently dropped it in a leather bag where Liddy was spreading her mouth.
"Yes, thank you."
Liddy tied the leather bag's mouth with a string and put it next to Krul's basket. I wonder if it is not good if the juice comes out after being compressed by something.
"Now you have everything you need."
"Eh, is that all you need?
I said without hiding my surprise. What I've just seen is whether there's at most one share, and in the previous world, maybe about one handful of spinach.
I didn't think I could get enough dye. But it was Liddy's powerful nod that answered my question.
"Yes, because it's thin enough for cloths and the like."
"I wonder if it's that thick...."
In the previous world, coloring green is unexpectedly difficult, and it is good to say that there are almost no vegetable things that stain and settle on wood.
If it's so thick, you can expect it to stain the wood... maybe.
Perhaps the green squirrel in this forest is eating this grass and turning its hair green.
"All right, that's what we're here for."
My whole family nodded. Confirm it and I declare it.
"Why don't you just go home and pick up whatever you like until sundown?"
Kuru and Lucy were delighted at the words.