Chapter 437

Especially rabbits, they reproduce too quickly.

The farm is now built in distinct areas, with chickens, ducks, rabbits, hedgehogs, curved-horn sheep, and oxen each having their own area.

White rabbits cannot use magic, but gray rabbits are low-level magical beasts that can use earth magic, so the two are raised separately.

Rabbits give birth to a litter every three months or so. It is common for a litter to have eight, nine, or even more than ten babies. By the time the next litter is born, this litter will have grown up.

Chickens and ducks do not reproduce as quickly as rabbits, but compared to the wild, there is plenty of food here, no natural enemies, and a comfortable life, so of course they are working hard to hatch eggs.

Especially since it is the harvest season recently, the wheat and sorghum are hulled before being stored, and sorghum stalks, corn stalks, etc. can also be fed to them.

The cows don’t need to be let out to graze recently. Sorghum stalks, corn stalks, etc. are enough for them to eat. Occasionally, they are let out just to get some fresh air.

The canteen usually slaughters a group of animals from the farm and adds the meat of monsters caught by the hunting team to cook together.

At the beginning, the animals in the farm were not enough to fill the tribe’s stomachs, and the people in the cafeteria would not take the initiative to eat these animals except for picking up chicken eggs and duck eggs.

It was not until later that people kept catching them and the batches originally raised in the farms continued to reproduce, the number increased, and the scale became larger and larger, that people gradually started to eat them.

With the arrival of autumn, many grains and vegetables gradually matured. Not only did the tribe have more food, but the animals on the farm also had more food. The tribesmen no longer worried about having no food to feed them. After all, the leftover grains and vegetables were enough to feed many animals.

When the snow wolves heard that the Black Map Tribe actually raised animals themselves, they were so surprised that they couldn't close their mouths. At least the Tauren had done farming first, but this was the first time they heard of orcs raising Warcraft.

They did know that some orcs would keep magical beasts as pets like humans, but that was a very small minority. In most cases, the orcs' food in winter was not enough to feed the tribe, and they had no spare energy to take care of the magical beasts.

Seeing the surprise and curiosity on their faces, Yu Sui smiled. Qi was there too, so the two of them took them to the farm for a look.

Anyway, the main purpose of these snow wolves was to come here for a visit, so Yu Sui simply took these snow wolves, who were amazed and seemed to have turned into curious babies, to tour the tribe, other factories, brick kilns, and most importantly, the canteen.

The farm is filled with rabbit cages. The fat white and gray rabbits have eaten so much that their bodies are much larger than those in the wild. They are either eating or sleeping.

The free-range chickens and ducks that are kept in pens have their wings clipped so they can't fly. But since they have no worries about food and drink, they all grow fat and strong with bright feathers.

These animals are fed and cleaned by small orcs. Among them, only the gray rabbit knows some magic and cannot cause any harm to the orcs.

Rabbits can eat and poop, but even though the cats and mice that work here keep cleaning, there is still a bit of a peculiar smell.

Yu Sui was originally worried that the snow wolves with their keen sense of smell would not be able to adapt, but when he turned his head to look, these snow wolves were already immersed in the meat and endless eggs, with their eyes not even moving, let alone caring whether it smelled or not.

Their brains were already overloaded at this moment. They had been shocked by the endless food in the fields before, and had finally gotten used to it recently. Now they saw so many fat rabbits, chickens and ducks. Even if they were just small wild animals that they usually disdained to catch, they couldn't resist the sheer number of them!

The places where the thorn pigs, horned cattle and curved-horn electric sheep are raised are far away from here. These species are all aggressive and need to be kept away from each other. Yu Sui simply divided out a piece of mountain to raise these animals specifically.

Their attack power is strong, and the small orcs are afraid that they cannot handle it, so the argali and snow werewolves are responsible. The dormitory is at the foot of the mountain, and several orcs are responsible for an area respectively, watching over these monsters to prevent them from escaping.

There are relatively few of these magical beasts. They were captured not long ago and are quite wild. They are harder to tame than ordinary wild beasts. Yu Sui raises them only for meat, so he lets them reproduce freely.

After a year or two, there will be no shortage of large monsters. There is a lack of everything here, except unowned land. The Black Map Tribe now has more people and warriors, and the territory is several times larger and can be patrolled. In the future, when the number of monsters such as thorn boars increases, we will allocate another mountain to raise them.

Listening to Yu Sui's plan, a group of snow wolves opened their mouths silently, but they were afraid of showing their weakness and bringing shame to their own tribe, so they kept their faces stiff, but their eyes were full of awe.

In the glass factory, large pieces of transparent and bright glass were placed in the warehouse according to Yu Sui's requirements. Except for the Tauren, no other orc tribe used glass to make windows. That was too luxurious. The snow wolves had never seen so much glass.

Slaughterhouses usually choose an open space to slaughter and divide the meat on the spot, but here the slaughter of monsters is standardized. There are special buckets on the large concrete floor to collect the monsters' blood. When it is full, it is sent to the cafeteria to make blood tofu.

The fur was stripped off and taken directly to the adjacent room to be cleaned of fat and blood, waiting for the accumulated fur to be destroyed.

Next, the remaining bones and meat were chopped into different parts, and the internal organs were taken to the well at the door. Several orcs were responsible for washing them, and after everything was done, they were sent to the canteen.

From the cement factory, truckloads of gray-white cement were shipped out and sent directly to the construction site to be mixed with gravel and other materials into concrete. Having been idle for the past few days, Barlow began to lead his construction team to build houses non-stop.

After the harvest, the food factories with sufficient raw materials also started working. Cabbage, beans, radishes, potatoes and various beans all had a bumper harvest, which could not be consumed even in the entire winter. Grain and beans can be stored for a long time, but vegetables are easy to spoil and can only be kept for a few months in the cellar.

Many cats, rabbits, mice, argali and snow wolves, regardless of their race, worked together harmoniously and tacitly to pickle sauerkraut, pickled beans, pickled peppers and chopped peppers.

There are also rooms dedicated to making vermicelli, as well as rooms for processing flour, corn flour, and glutinous rice flour, all of which were classified as supplementary foods by Yu Sui.

Yu Sui did not take these people to see the paper mill. The paper is still confidential. Toilet paper and paper are made together. The former can be used by everyone without being kept secret, but the latter is not.

After visiting several factories, the Snow Wolves behind Yu Sui and Qi had turned into a group of wandering souls. Too many shocking things appeared in front of them at once. Their brains were completely overloaded and they even lowered their exclamations, fearing that they had missed something.

After looking around, half a day had passed. Yu Sui looked at the sky and decided to take them to the cafeteria for dinner.