The Days to Survive with Several Girls on the Uninhabited Island

Chapter 323 326 Dried Fish

However, when all the tools in their hands were full, they calmed down.

Some girls had trypophobia. When they saw at least 1000 yellow croaks, they were scared.

However, this fear didn't last until Allen made the caught yellow croaks into roasted fish and golden fish soup.

As there were too many of them, Allen and the girls didn't eat them all at once.

Therefore, on the day of their harvest, they decided on one thing.

That was to close the golden fishery temporarily.

So Allen, together with the girls and Luan, blocked up the water inlet with some reef, forming a wall that could support the rising tide of the waves.

In this way, these 1000 yellow croaks could be temporarily raised in this golden fishery.

At the same time, Allen also gave these girls a task, which was to find a new place to release these yellow croaks.

But in the end, the girls tried their best to look for it, but they failed.

In the end, Allen had no choice but to try to dig out a new training ground on the beach.

However, it was a pity that Allen and the girls managed to dig up the training ground. But it was washed across after a rising tide.

Allen knew there was something wrong with his plan at that time, so he gave up this unrealistic idea. But he did not completely give up these yellow croaks and his golden fishery.

He made these yellow croaks into dried fish, which was easy to preserve and store while urging the girls to eat them!

Although the smell was unbearable, Allen found a kind of star-shaped leaf on this uninhabited island. The taste was like a mint, but it was more pungent than mint. It covered the smell of dried fish.

But it was also not a good idea. It would cost Allen too much salt.

However, after making more than 100 salted dried fish, the salt stored by Allen was almost used up.

Allen had no choice but to take Luan to the seaside to extract the crude salt from the sea.

"But our efficiency is too low!"

Allen murmured to himself as he looked at the vast sea.

"How about asking my clansmen to help me?"

"Forget it. If your clansmen help us, our golden fishery will be exposed and we need to give them the croaks, right?"

Allen rejected Luan's suggestion.

Before he could see the true face of Ming, he would never reveal his fishing method easily.

Because Allen knew that if he let Ming know that he had such a golden fishery...

Then he needed to be on his guard!

Allen didn't want to test the humanity of the savages, so he refused Luan's suggestion. He also asked Luan not to tell his clansmen what had happened here.

"What if we don't have enough salt?"

"What should we do?"

Allen turned to look at the girls.

"That's easy! Ask the girls for help!"

"What?"

Following Allen's gaze, Luan saw the girls who were surfing again. He immediately understood what Allen was thinking!

So, in the end, Allen led the girls to learn how to extract salt from the sea on this uninhabited island. Then Luan was free and continued to make a trap according to the mark Allen had recorded on a beast's hiding.

It was said to be a trap, but it was just digging a hole. This method was a trap he could make.

As for other high-level traps, even if Allen taught him, Luan couldn't learn them.

Therefore, Allen had to do something by himself.

However, Allen had been busy with the yellow croaks, so he didn't have much time to make more high-level traps.

But the result was also good.

Allen and the girls successfully made most of the yellow croaks into salted dried fish. They went on to eat nearly 300 croaks.

If it weren't for Allen's cooking skills and the yellow croaks cooked every day had a different taste.

Even Luan, who wasn't picky about food, would throw up.

Not to mention the pampered girls!

In the end, after Allen finished processing the yellow croaks, he found that there was a terrible situation. That was, including him, they were tired of the yellow croaks.

So Allen thought for a while and thought that these croaks could be given to the savages.

Then Allen gave the dried fish to the savages.

After working on the golden fishery, Allen, the girls, and Luan discussed that they didn't want to eat seafood for the time being. After thinking for a while, Allen decided to temporarily release his golden fishery.

They just left the golden fishery alone. They would not restart it until they were again interested in the yellow croaks.

Looking at the preserved dried fish in the warehouse, Allen estimated that they wouldn't miss seafood for the next half a year.

Therefore, Allen had to speed up the connection between the savage tribe and their small group.

Allen used 100 dried fish in exchange for the last few ewes of the savage tribe.

Besides, Allen also told the savages that if they caught the sheep again, they could exchange the dried fish with them!

After eating the dried fish made by Allen, the savages agreed to Allen's deal quickly!

That night, Allen was woken up by a series of bleats.

When he got up, he saw Luan standing outside with seven or eight fat sheep giggling.

"Haha, Master Allen, we've made a fortune this time! So much mutton!"

It was not until then that Allen realized that after the savages tasted the dried fish, they took their families into the mountains to look for the sheep.

But the sheep were all cunning and wouldn't be found so easily.

In the end, a child savage left his team to pee when they had been searching for a whole day without any gain.

Then the savages, who had been busy all day without any harvest caught the sheep with red eyes.

Allen counted the amount happily and took all the sheep.

At the same time, Allen also set a price for the sheep. A lamb, regardless of its size, would cost 20 dried fish.

There were eight sheep, which meant 160 dried fish in total. Allen went into his warehouse and counted out 200 dried fish.

Then he asked Luan to push the wooden cart he had made.

Luan responded excitedly. Then he carefully took out the wooden cart that Allen had made before and put the 200 yellow croaks in it.

Seeing that the wood in his hand could easily make him move heavier things.