There was still half of the rice porridge left, so he put it in a corner of the tent, got up, and prepared to start expanding the tent.
The tent is too small to fit our stuff.
She also wanted to use Yunmian to build a house to live in, but there was too little Yunmian, only three pieces, which was not enough to even build a wall.
Then just focus on what you have, and build a wall when you have enough.
She had sprayed some gel on the stick to prevent it from being thrown off the ground.
There weren't many, not as many as those fixed on the guardrails and the ground, but they were stuck too firmly, so Anran chopped them off with an axe.
After estimating the distance, An Ran began to build the exoskeleton.
She wanted a proper tent, not a triangular frame.
Since it might rain, Anran also needs a pointed roof.
The tent doesn't need to be too high, just enough for her to stand upright.
The wooden sticks were all 2 meters long, so she cut off a part of them.
The tent is two meters long, 1.5 meters wide and 1.7 meters high, a little bigger than before.
First, she used wooden sticks to make a rectangular frame, glued it in place, and then made a pointed corner on the top. In order to prevent the plastic sheet from being punctured, she glued several layers of the plastic sheet that she had damaged on the corner.
Finish the top, glue on the four legs, and then glue the frame upwards.
Just like she said, I still know how to build with building blocks.
This tent is expected to be used for a long time, so she added steel bars in some places to secure it.
The frame of the tent is similar to a fence, standing up one by one and firmly fixed to the ground, with horizontal beams pressed on it to prevent it from shaking.
The tent was in the middle, with more than one meter of space on each side of the island, making it easier for her to salvage.
Stepping on a few pieces of cloud cotton, he tied the thick tarpaulin he had just obtained to a wooden stick and threw it over the pointed top.
Then he spread it out little by little and glued the top with gel. The tarpaulin fluttered in the wind, and the long tail dragged in the air. Anran was afraid that the tent would be blown away with it.
The area of her tent can be expanded later, so she did not cut off the tail of the tarpaulin, but folded it up and piled it outside.
Not all of them are glued on tightly, after all, the gel is too strong and it is not easy to remove them once they are stuck.
A thick tarpaulin was placed on the outside to cover it tightly, and then the inside was surrounded by the plastic sheet that had been removed previously.
The piece of plastic sheet that was cut off was also used to wrap around the corner, leaving a door and placing the toilet inside.
Because the tent has a frame, Anran can lean against it without worrying about it falling apart.
Spread out two pieces of cloud cotton, and place another piece against your back, then put on a moisture-proof mat, sleeping bag and quilt.
A simple little home is built.
Anran looked at her masterpiece with satisfaction.
It was almost one in the afternoon when we stopped.
Only when I was no longer busy did I feel my stomach growling with hunger.
I was so busy that I didn't even have time to salvage the cloud.
She was still feeling frustrated when she saw two clouds parked outside her tent, trying to blow up her tent so she could go in and take a look.
An Ran felt more and more that these clouds were like curious children, and probably had their own consciousness.
But that didn't stop her from using a scoop net to fish them out.
Two clouds gave a flashlight and a bundle of sticks.
I washed my hands first, heated up the rice porridge, ate it with biscuits and ham, gnawed on a duck neck, and continued to tinker with it.
She only has a tent and no storage rack. The messy things are piled up so messily that there is no place to step.
First, build a one-meter-high square frame, which is a wooden frame supported by four legs.
Then glue a horizontal bar at the bottom, middle and top.
It was still the same form as the guardrail. Where there was leakage in the middle, she took off the plastic sheet that she used as a raincoat last night and stuck it on.
A simple storage rack was made, and a door-shaped rack was built on the top to hang clothes.
I got two in one go.
Once the guardrails were installed, all her dozens of sticks were gone.
After putting the messy things there, the tent immediately became quiet.
Food, toilet paper, facial oil and the like are placed on a shelf and all have outer packaging bags, so there is no need to worry about them falling.
The burning ball continues to be placed in the box, then stuffed to the bottom, and the gel and other miscellaneous items are placed on top.
If the water is too heavy, just put it close to the edge.
After tinkering with all this, An Ran started moving towards the steel plates.
She glued the pieces together in a square shape, leaving a door. She didn't have loose-leaf leaves yet, so she couldn't install the door, so she temporarily used it as a brazier.
Otherwise, you can install a door, make a hole in the steel plate above, and install those hollow iron pipes, and it will be a stove.
But this is good for now.
Wear your sweater under your coat and pajamas; thick clothing will keep you warm very well.
Now she finally doesn't have to stay in her sleeping bag all the time.
The wind outside gradually grew stronger, causing the tarpaulin to flutter constantly, but this time she did a good job and no wind could get in at all.
The gloomy sky was about to bring another heavy rain, so Anran stayed at home obediently and didn't go anywhere.
Suddenly, several dark clouds appeared in front of the Cloud Island, mixed together in a mess, like tumbleweeds blown by the strong wind, entangled and rolling back and forth around the Cloud Island.
An Ran felt that they were fighting, otherwise there wouldn't be tiny flashes of lightning appearing in the clouds from time to time.
This cloud suddenly appeared and spread to another cloud, rolling and entangled around the cloud island.
One of them seemed to be defeated and thrown onto the Cloud Island, where it was caught by An Ran, who had been watching the excitement for a long time.
If you guys keep making trouble, come here and become my supplies.
The clouds parted, revealing a red thermos inside.
Anran was overjoyed and happily took the thermos home. Now she could have hot water to drink.
I was so focused on the thermos that I didn't notice there was a white seed inside the cloud.
It was like a small white cloud, the size of a thumbnail, but the same color as Cloud Island, so Anran didn't see it.
The tiny seed encountered the Cloud Island, drilled downwards, and drilled into the hard ground of the Cloud Island, where it stopped moving.
I don't know how it managed to get into such hard ground.
The clouds outside were still fighting each other. An Ran tried to fish with the net several times but failed to catch anything.
They were too skinny to be caught, so Anran simply gave up trying. She poured some water into the pot, boiled it with a burning ball, and then poured it into the thermos with an iron basin.
This way I can have hot water to drink at any time. To prevent the thermos from falling over, I tied a rope to it and tied it to the tent fence.
It's a little troublesome to drink, but it's better than smashing it.
Anran lived here like a little hamster hoarding food, accumulating his own food and supplies bit by bit.
The tumbleweeds outside, no, the clouds, have finally finished fighting.
One of the largest clouds won, and the rest were thrown onto the safe cloud island.
An Ran could even imagine the dizziness mark materializing on the defeated cloud's head.
But she didn't hesitate and rushed over with a scoop net. After a few scoops, she got the supplies out.
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