Chapter 184

He studied seriously under Shuyu's supervision, and carved several pieces of wood so diligently that he broke them, but he still didn't make any progress. Shuyu's eyes became more and more puzzled, and finally he gave up when he was sure that his apprentice really had no talent in this area.

Shuyu was thinking, originally he wanted to see the level of the props made by Yu Sui, a four-element mage, but he didn't expect...

But to be honest, Yu Sui was very fast at learning magic circles and could draw them quite well. Many magicians couldn't catch up with his talent in this area. Some magicians would need several weeks to learn a magic circle, and the more advanced the level, the longer the time.

It seems that no one is perfect.

Although Yu Sui did not learn how to make magic props, he learned a few magic circles, which was an unexpected surprise. Shu Yu asked him to use them more and remember them more deeply, and then teach him more advanced ones in the future. He was very happy.

How practical this is! One of the magic circles can increase the concentration of natural elements. How practical is this? How can Yu Sui be a slow learner? He even wants to draw it on the ground. Maybe next year he can grow wheat that can be harvested three times a year!

But the ones he learned were all low-level magic circles. Shuyu was worried that he wouldn't be able to digest them, so he hadn't taught him the others yet. I heard that high-level magic circles have a wider coverage area and higher concentrations of natural elements.

After Shuyu's observation, Yu Sui's current magic level is confirmed to be that of an intermediate magician. It is unknown when he will be able to upgrade and use advanced magic circles. This will provide an additional guarantee for the farming business of their Heitu tribe.

Shuyu was also amazed by this student who only wanted to use magic for farming. In all his years, this was the first time he met someone who learned magic for such a fresh and unpretentious reason.

He didn't say what he was thinking aloud, but Yu Sui could guess it from his disappointed look. But he couldn't control himself. He came from a country with an extremely high Engel coefficient. If eating was not the first priority, then life would be too boring!

Not only do we need to have enough to eat, but we also need to eat well after our economic level improves. This is the first step to a happy life. Even if our ancestor was exiled, he would first look for the most delicious local food and then study its cooking method. When expanding territory, the first choice would be places where they could farm better.

Yu Sui only brought the racial genes with him. In his opinion, if his people couldn't even eat well, what was the point of expanding the territory? Even if they conquered the world, there would be no fun.

The alien world is vast and sparsely populated. If all the flat land in the territory surrounding the Black Map Tribe is used for farming, the tribe will not have enough manpower. If there are more people, the surrounding mountains and forests can also be utilized, such as using the terraced field method, but it is of no use now.

Yu Sui came from a densely populated country and really likes the feeling of having a large territory. He couldn't even afford a small apartment of dozens of square meters before, but now he can own such a large territory.

In the past, my grandmother's family only had a few acres of land, and Yu Sui would help out every year. In their own territory, the land was flat and could be used directly as arable land. It was roughly estimated that there were hundreds of thousands of acres of land.

The area is so large that even for the Snow Werewolves and the Argali people (yes, Yu Sui has already tacitly included them) it would be tiring to farm. He plans to let the dwarves make some automated agricultural machinery, just like those used in his previous life.

There are few skills that can be lit up in the technology tree here, but there is magic. From another perspective, Yu Sui feels that magic is more convenient. The Snow Wolf Clan can still afford magic cores. If humans use magic cores as power, it will be more expensive.

Winter is almost over now. Yu Sui thought that farming still requires water. The tidal flats near the river bank cannot be used for farming, and ways to divert water to the land far away need to be found.

Just thinking about it makes me feel so busy. I should take a good rest while I am still hibernating. I can already predict how tired I will be after spring comes.

When he was not working, Yu Sui could not stay idle. He took out the primary magic core he had taken before, as well as the conch shells and other things he brought back from the beach.

He had long observed that many people in the tribe still had a love of beauty, whether they were female or male, most of them were like this, but due to lack of conditions, they could only pick some flowers and berries as decorations when the spring came.

This feeling became even stronger after the arrival of the dwarves. Influenced by humans, the dwarves have already developed a complete civilization, and of course their love of beauty and dressing up has also increased a lot.

Some males will deliberately carve patterns on the tools or weapons they make as marks, while females will put a lot of effort into their clothes.

Fresh flowers look nice, but wearing them on your head will affect your work, and the flowers will fall off if you move too much.

Here, we still use cloth strips or ropes to fix the hair, which is naturally not easy to fix the flowers. The flowers are delicate and will be damaged if you use force.

You have never eaten pork, but you have seen pigs run. Although Yu Sui doesn't like to wear jewelry, he has seen a lot. He wants to take advantage of the time now to enrich the spiritual life of his people.

I'm just a clumsy person, so I had some ideas but the ones I made were a bit rough. So Yu Sui first made a simple hairpin, which looks good and is convenient for fixing hair.

He planned to carve one out of wood first and then add decoration to one end, but no matter how he carved it, it looked weird, so he had to ask Shuyu for help.

Shuyu was just making wood carvings using a carving knife made by the dwarves. Yu Sui's request was very simple. He drew a few simple cloud-patterned hairpins and flower-patterned hairpins for him on paper. Yu Sui's drawing skills were not very high, so he just drew a few rough shapes. There was also no decoration on the hairpin body, which he could add later.

"Look, just carve it into these shapes. It's quite simple, right?" Yu Sui presented the drawn drawings with both hands and said with a smile.

Glancing helplessly at the clumsy student, Shuyu looked at the drawing resignedly and picked up the wood beside him to carve.

Hairpins save a lot of wood. A piece of wood as long as an arm can make more than a dozen hairpins. Of course, Yu Sui did not take into account the scrap cost. He has a high level of tree feather carving skills and can make hairpins effortlessly without any difficulty. He also helped to modify the hairpin heads to make the patterns drawn by Yu Sui look better.

"This is a nice decoration. You've put your brain to good use in this area." Shuyu said admiringly, holding up a wooden hairpin with a cluster of carved flowers, and complained about Sui at the same time.

Yu Sui smiled sheepishly, "Don't laugh at me. This is for tying hair. Females use complicated ones, while males use simple ones like this. They both look better than strips of cloth."

As he spoke, he glanced at the light green headband with intricate patterns on Shuyu's head. "Of course, it can't compare to yours."

I don't know where Shuyu got things like handkerchiefs and hairbands. Maybe his clothes have hidden pockets? At least Yu Sui didn't notice any when he helped him change his clothes.