Su Bai had given it much thought.

The decision was made to temporarily retreat.

Anyway, the treasure chest is right here and it's not going to grow legs and run away. It'll be his sooner or later.

There's no rush.

He then searched the campsite extensively.

We collected some materials.

They retreated to their own territory and waited for the monsters in the two lairs to respawn.

During this period.

The six farmers also brought him considerable profits.

The decomposition of corpses alone yielded over three hundred units of various meats.

Of these, 176 units were fresh meat, and the rest were rotten meat and dead meat chunks containing cadaveric toxins.

In the context of immortality, the units of measurement are uniformly referred to as: units.

However, the quantity per unit varies for each type of material.

One unit of meat, which is about one pound, can feed an adult for one meal.

This fresh meat is enough to ensure that he doesn't have to worry about food shortages for a while.

Su Bai air-dries half of the fresh meat.

To prepare grain reserves.

Half of them were sold.

Food has a short shelf life, so it's most cost-effective to exchange it directly for money and other resources.

In addition, you can also break down goblins to obtain a large amount of "monster blood".

Blood can also be made into food.

However, in the game, it is mostly used as a material for alchemy.

Su Bai doesn't need it for now.

They simply threw the rotten flesh and the poisoned pieces of flesh into the market.

The other four farmers also collected a lot of wood and fiber materials for him.

I did the math.

He can build a few more houses now.

Population is key to development, and the more residential buildings there are, the better.

The only consideration is whether the food and water supply can meet the demand.

Su Bai first repaired the well.