"If there were no caves on this island,"
Here's what I answered to this question.
"It's settled. It's just about making a bed."
Really, it's going to be easy for you to say ~
The ladies laughed loudly at the words of love.
"Because that's the only way. Securing water and beds is a top priority."
"Yeah, but how do we make it?
My favorite vegetables ask me.
"I was going to ask you that," said Hanami, unfortunately.
"It's easy to make a bed. First, collect many large tree branches and make them fall from left to right to form a skeleton. And if you lay a leaf on top of it, you're done. If left as it is, the leaves will blow up in the wind, so you may want to braid the leaves to avoid flying. No, this island has good clay qualities, so it's also good to paint leaves with clay. Also, I want to make the floor covering the same way. Sleeping on the ground hurts my back and hips, and more importantly..."
Think about one that is more efficient and functional while talking.
In doing so, I was waved in front of my eyes. It's Asato's hand.
"Hey, you're in the world alone!
Ah, I don't know.
The females laughed at each other.
"Anyway, I don't mind sleeping in this island environment. However, a natural bed cannot be said to be pleasant to sleep in. I'll be able to sleep, but I'm sure the vegetables will go mad."
It's a boulder.
That said, the pear moved on to the next question.
"So, in addition to no caves, what if the bugs live here now?
Murimrimrim mummy!
Yasato screams.
"That's why Asato answers!
I pushed into it this time.
Asato looked happy and said, "Haha!" laughs.
"But in fact, if insects inhabit, the difficulty will jump."
Meiko said.
Everyone nods. I nodded too.
"So, what if it's a shadow?
The flower pear asks again.
"Depending on the type of insect, I'll ignore it."
Ignore only insects.
"I thought I'd say it" to the browning Asato Sand, a dazzling vegetable.
Everyone is stunned. I was amazed, too. Only Asato is laughing.
"I'll say it again because I was disturbed by the suburban sand, but depending on the type of insect, I don't mind. Nevertheless, it's difficult to identify the type of insect that lives there. So, no matter what kind of insect you see, I'll take care of it. It's a primitive insect repellent."
"A primitive insect repellent?" and pears.
"Homogy."
I get up and head to the earthenware lined up on the wall.
I took a medium-sized object that I could hold with one hand from countless pieces of earthenware.
Take it back to where you were sitting earlier.
"What did you bring!?
"You can tell from the story."
Asaka asks, and her favorite vegetables penetrate.
As Ai Na said, I brought a coyote.
Among them are the leaves of the sea lions.
Hodgehog leaves are what I collect in my spare time.
It can also be used for cooking, but it is rarely used for cooking by pictures.
"Burn him. It's a primitive insect repellent."
And he took the leaves of the yolk, and cast them into the fire.
Smoke cooks up like any other grass.
"This smoke that comes out when you burn them is insect repellent. Now there's a substitute for mosquito swallowing incense, but there's no such thing. Longer ago, I used to burn lizard leaves and fill the house with smoke to repel insects. Even in modern times, barbecues and camps burn the leaves of horses to repel insects."
"Seriously, I don't know anything! Fire shadow!"
"This story is not that maniac. I can't help but think that campers know about half of them."
Just like securing a water station or a bed, insect repellent work is a basic part of survival.
Survival nerds like me have some kind of insect repellent technique.
"What if there's no yolk?
The pear smiles.
Somehow you want me to say, "I'll do the same thing with the boulders."
"Wow, pears and gunga are getting tough," she said.
A group of women who say that you can't do it without a yogi.
Still, I said, "No problem."
"There are other leaves that you can use to repel insects. As you know, I have a lot of knowledge of plants, so I pick up the right leaves and burn them. Even if you don't have any leaves to burn, it's okay because you just have to take measures in another way. Well, it's tougher than it is now."
"The driftstone is a Shinomiya fire shadow. I feel an unforgettable confrontation with insects."
Unusual heavenly sounds opened my mouth.
After being surprised, the women laughed loudly.
Shiori continues, "A man who hates insects like his parents' revenge."
Then, the laughter of the women's team increased even more.
"If even insects can afford it, it looks like they can afford the heat difference between day and night."
Bedrooms and insects, and this time the pears attack at the temperature.
I say, "Well," immediately.
"When the temperature difference is severe, nights are often shitty cold, but when that happens, you just need to replace the comforter with the appropriate leaves. It's likely to freeze to death at a freezing level like Nordic in winter, but I think we can survive the same cold as Tokyo in winter. If only there were a duvet with fallen leaves and a fire."
"" "Wow!
"I just can't afford to get through it. If there are no caves, if there are insects, and if the difference in warmth between day and night is so great, it should be extremely harsh. I'll do my best to protect myself."
"I can't live normally!
I was pushed into my favorite vegetables.
Even so, the women laughed with joy.
This guy always has a good smile.
Thank you again, Berry, for the easy environment.
Well, finally...
"Whoa, you're making it even tougher!
I won't stop talking about the boulder.
Just the terms that have already been mentioned are worth it.
"Hmm...."
The flowers think about it.
It's a pattern of not thinking about the right question.
I wanted to say that I can give up now.
"Now what? More dangerous animals?
Instead, we suggest a condition.
"That's fine, but the animals seem a little cowardly."
I don't understand the meaning of cowardice.
I don't know, but it's probably against the aesthetics of the pears anyway.
When I waited, the pear said, "Yes! It flashed.
"Finally, what if one of the fireshadows moved to this island!?
A pear as if it was a victory.
I opened my mouth with Pokhán.
"Is that a question for me?
After the pears hardened a little, I noticed "ah".
"I don't have a problem alone."
"That's right," laughs my favorite vegetable.
"You can't do this anymore, it's over."
The pear falls behind with both hands raised.
"What if the battle” started soon and ended with my victory.