Chapter 813：

Working until 7 o'clock in the morning, when the sun came out and the dew on the plants evaporated, Bai Qinghao collected a total of 1,000 milliliters of dew.

After three medicine bottles were filled with 500 ml, he poured water into the medicine box, and the vacated empty bottles continued to collect dew.

Therefore, the original medicine box had condensed a catty of two ounces of water, plus the 1,000 milliliters of dew he collected, adding up to a total of about three catties of two ounces of water.

Add up to enough for two people to drink for a day.

At least, the situation is much better than yesterday.

After collecting the dew, he returned to the shed with the medicine box containing the water, originally planning to go to the beach to catch sea crabs.

But seeing Fang Xinxin waking up long ago, not only had the fire built, but even the sea crabs had been steamed. The red-steamed sea crabs were placed in rows on the big leaves beside the fire.

That's right, this time it's not grilled crab, it's steamed!

Fang Xinxin actually followed Bai Qinghao after she woke up.

Husband can’t be busy, is she sleeping?

It's not impossible to sleep.

However, she was also full, so when she saw him go to collect dew, she went to the remote beach to catch sea crabs at the place yesterday.

This time, instead of using his shirt as a cloth pocket, she used the bamboo basket made yesterday to hold crabs. It took more than two hours to fill the basket.

Turning back to the shed built on the rock, the fire that had been made last night was extinguished before she got up.

However, she is not worried, there is no fire, the big deal is to go through the woods to make fire again.

Fortunately, the ashes burned out from the firewood pile, there was a red fire in the shallow pit.

She immediately put a pile of hay and dry twigs on the fire, blowing on the fire, the fire that burned like carbon became more and more prosperous, burning the twigs of dry grass.

In this way, adding firewood, she raised a pile of firewood.

He piled the stone that Bai Qinghao picked up yesterday into a stove, and put the largest natural gravure stone to make a stone pot, under the pot is a large fire pile.

The thick stone pot burned for half an hour to heat up.

She thought that food cooked in seawater could not be eaten, but the steamed food from boiling seawater could always be eaten.

So, she picked up the big leaves and folded them into a bucket, went to the beach, poured the sea water into the stone pot, and placed a few straight woods with thin little fingers on the stone pot.

This becomes a simple steaming rack.

Put the fresh sea crabs on the steaming rack and let the seawater be smoked by the boiling water vapor, and the crabs will be cooked slowly.

If the crab is steamed at home, it will be cooked in 15 minutes.

However, there was no lid on this pot, and the steam dissipated quickly. Her crabs took about forty minutes to cook.

However, she simmered a circle of crabs by the fire, which had already been cooked by the fire.

When Bai Qinghao came back, there were only four steamed crabs, and the rest were grilled and simmered.

When she saw him entering the shed, she raised a happy smile, "Husband, have breakfast!"

Bai Qinghao originally thought that it would take another two or three hours to catch crabs and light fires.

Unexpectedly, when he came back, his wife had already done all this.

He was very moved at once, but he felt sorry for her labor.

I strode to her side and didn't take care of the food first, but caught her little hand. I was relieved to see that there were no blood bubbles on it.

He was afraid that if the fire was extinguished, she would hurt her hand by rubbing a wooden stick if she drilled a wood to make a fire.

Seeing that her hands are fine, it shows that the fire that he reserved last night was kept properly.

Fang Xinxin opened the medicine box that stored the water and inferred from the volume of the medicine box that it was about three kilograms and two taels of water. She was surprised, "Why is there so much dew?"