Su Tang immediately packed up the items she was going to use to exchange for the white stone and handed them over to Lang Nini.

She's been preparing these things for the past two days.

Food is essential, after all, food is the most precious thing right now. I heard that the Gray Wolf Tribe only goes to exchange for white stones twice a year. Su Tang doesn't want to live without salt for the next six months, so of course she wants to exchange for more white stones.

These past two days, Su Jianyuan and Xiao Fu have been very helpful. They found a flock of sheep and made several trips back and forth each day, bringing back a total of eleven sheep!

For an ordinary orc, they could only catch one or two sheep at a time, at most.

However, Su Jianyuan was a master archer; three arrows fired at once would be three sheep. He was also cunning; after returning, he would disguise himself in sheepskin so that he wouldn't alert the enemy the next time he went.

Just like that, they easily caught eleven sheep.

A flock of sheep has visibly lost almost half of its size!

Xiao Fu, who was following him, was dumbfounded.

Hunting can be done like this?!

The sheep couldn't understand what was going on; they just felt the place was terrifying and dared not come back to graze.

Su Jianyuan didn't want to push them too far; he wanted to continue eating mutton in the future, so he stopped when he felt it was about time.

The family of seven ate a lot; they could eat the meat from two sheep a day. After keeping four sheep, they traded the remaining seven for white stones.

The meat and skin of this sheep are both valuable.

Of course, Su Tang prepared more than just these.

Lin Xia had extra animal hides at home, so she made several dresses, all in the style of modern long dresses.

Su Tang had inquired and learned that the orcs here mostly wore skirts and vests, which saved on animal hides. Moreover, the orcs' clothes were crudely made, and they didn't know how to sew. They would just poke a hole in the animal hide, string it together with a rope made of twisted animal hides, and tie it to their body to wear.

"Long skirts" did exist, but they were simply a whole animal hide wrapped around the body, which was thick and bulky, and hardly considered beautiful.

When Su Tang wore a long dress to the Gray Wolf Tribe, the females passing by would all glance at her dress a few times.

Animal hides can be exchanged for white stones, so Su Tang wondered if the finished dress would be more valuable.

After all, the more valuable the item, the more white stones you can exchange for it.

I took four animal skin dresses, and six pairs of leather shoes made by Lin Xia.

Orcs have large feet; the females here generally have size 40 feet. Su Tang, because of her small beast form, also has small feet, only size 36.

The shoes were naturally made in larger sizes.

There were also porcelain pieces made by Su Tang. She had learned from Lang Nini that the orcs of Wan Shou Shan cooked their food over fire, unlike the Gray Wolf Tribe.

Since fire is used, utensils such as pots, pans, and bowls will definitely be needed.

So all of these have been prepared. Recently, she has fired quite a few pottery pieces, which are quite exquisite and presentable. There are a total of sixty pieces of various sizes.

She didn't plan to take the crops out of the farm; they were too eye-catching. It was really hard to find such good-looking fruits on this ancient continent.

However, her mother recently had nothing to do, so she made some dried apples.

Although it lacks salt and cannot prevent the fruit flesh from oxidizing and turning black, resulting in a less appealing appearance, the fruit flesh is of good quality and tastes great, making it Xiaofu's favorite.

This stuff is lightweight and doesn't weigh much, just about ten pounds of dried apples, and we'll take it all with us.

It took over a hundred kilograms of apples to make this; it takes ten kilograms of apples to make one kilogram of candied fruit.

Anyway, it's just a matter of trying one's luck. If the Ten Thousand Beasts Mountain thinks these things are valuable, that would be even better. If not, we can still exchange them for some seven sheep.

Any more would be too eye-catching.

Su Tang packed everything up. The pottery was placed in a basket woven by Lin Xia, with dry grass inside to prevent it from being bumped and broken on the way. The outermost layer of grass was then wrapped and tied up.

Outsiders wouldn't know what's inside unless they opened it.

The dried fruit, clothes, and shoes were also packed in the same way. These items don't take up much weight. The largest item is the sheep, which doesn't need to be packed; it can just be tied up directly.

After packing everything up, Su Tang took it directly to Wolf Nini's cave.

Wolf Nini was stunned when she saw what Su Tang had prepared.

"A-Tang, are you going to exchange all of these for Bai Shi?" Lang Nini stared in disbelief at the things behind her and asked uncertainly.

Although the tribe exchanges a lot of things for white stones every year, it's a collective effort from the entire tribe. It's rare for one family to contribute so much.

Moreover, Ah Tang's family needed Lang Kui's help not long ago, but now they can offer so much.

Seeing that Su Tang was living a good life, Lang Nini was naturally happy for her, but this was too much!

“Yes.” Su Tang nodded. Modern people are used to eating salt with every meal, so she naturally wanted to switch back to salt.

Although she currently has the body of an orc, her core is human!

"A-Tang, you've replaced all the food with white stones. Is there anything left to eat? The rainy season is coming soon, so we need to store some food, otherwise things won't be easy..." Wolf Nini reminded her with some concern.

I had heard before that the orcs in Atang's family eat as much as they can and never store food.

"Don't worry, I've kept all the food. It's been a long time since I've had any Shiraishi since I came here, so I thought I'd have some extra just in case," Su Tang explained.

Hearing this, Wolf Nini finally felt relieved.

Ah Tang definitely has her own plans when she does things; a simple reminder is enough, no need to say anything more.

"Okay, A-Tang, you can just leave your things here. The chief will have the orcs come and tally them up later, and I'll hand them in along with mine."

The chieftain would have a special orc record the quantities, and once the white stones were exchanged, they would be distributed one by one according to the corresponding number of items.

It's impossible to be absolutely fair and meticulous, since there are no weighing tools here, but there generally won't be too much error, and the orcs won't have any objections.

At most, a small portion will be allocated to the orcs who go to exchange for white stones.

Orcs who went in person took care of their own supplies, while those who didn't go carved lines on a stone, marking as many lines as they had supplies, and then marked the stone with their own scent.

As for how the odor was labeled, that goes without saying.

Su Tang didn't ask Lang Nini for help for nothing; she gave her a plump leg of lamb as a reward.

Wolf Nini naturally refused, but in the end, her three little wolf cubs smelled the aroma of meat and ran out. Their three pairs of green wolf eyes stared longingly at Su Tang, but they did not go forward to touch the lamb leg.

Su Tang then offered the lamb leg forward, indicating that they could eat it. The three wolf cubs then stepped forward, licked the lamb leg, and drooled. Wolf Nini could only blush and accept it shyly.

Her three cubs are now a few months old, and they are all strong, energetic, and full of vitality.

When they're jumping around like crazy, it's a headache for everyone.

Wolf Nini angrily cursed a few times, and had no choice but to drive the cub back to the cave along with the lamb leg.