What Hu Shen didn't know was that his injuries hadn't been treated, and it was already a miracle that he had woken up in this desolate wilderness.
"Okay, I'll be right back, don't worry."
Su Tang made repeated assurances and finally left the cave under Hu Shen's watchful eye.
Once she was out of Hu Shen's sight, she took out twenty coconuts directly from the farm.
They cut a large bundle of grass in the woods and transported it back to the cave in several trips.
When Su Tang returned, she saw Hu Shen holding a stone slightly larger than a coconut, and using his claws to chisel a hole.
"What are you doing? Didn't I tell you to rest?"
“The peel of that fruit doesn’t hold up well to heat, so I’d like to make you a pot.”
Tiger leaned against the stone wall, its claws grinding against the stone.
He couldn't go out, but he wanted to do something for Atang.
A grown man can't really wait for Ah Tang to take care of him.
"Don't worry, my injury is fine, it won't aggravate the wound."
Seeing that Su Tang was about to speak, Hu Shen interrupted her.
Su Tang then stopped talking, sat down at the entrance of the cave, and began to twist grass into rope to make a net bag, just the right size to stuff the coconut inside.
Cut the top and bottom flat, poke open two of the three small dots, pour out the coconut juice inside, and you'll have a large water sac.
However, her hands were blistered, making it very difficult for her to hold a dagger; it would take her about ten minutes to cut a coconut.
Just as Su Tang was struggling to sort through the coconuts, a large hand suddenly reached out and took the coconuts from her hands.
Hu Shen conjured up sharp claws with one hand.
With deft movements, he made a few strokes on the coconut, and a coconut water sac even smoother than the one Su Tang made was ready.
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