Digging to Survive: I Can See Hints

Translator: Simple MTL  Editor: Simple MTL

The Sour Fruit Tree was the exact opposite of the Sweet Fruit Tree.

It could produce very sour fruits. If one didn’t have a good appetite, eating one would be an appetizer.

Klein squatted down to gather them.

[System notification: Sour Fruit+3]

[System notification: Sour Fruit Seeds+1]

There were a total of six Sour Fruit Trees. All the fruits were collected and a total of 22 Sour Fruit Seeds were harvested.

Klein thought that since he was going to plant them anyway, he might as well transplant them all.

He picked up the shovel and dug up the fruit trees one by one.

[Sour Fruit Trees +6.]

This was much more comfortable. Klein clapped his hands. He had felt a little awkward leaving something behind, but now, it looked clean and comfortable.

There was no hurry for the resources on the ground.

He could do it after killing the six Withered Vine Monsters. Klein smiled at the Firestorm Saber as he approached the six Withered Vine Monsters.

The Withered Vine Monsters cried out in alarm. Each of them extended a thin and long withered vine. They were all trying to gain momentum and didn’t wish for Klein to get close.

Flames shot out.

Klein stomped his foot and flew toward the Withered Vine Monsters like a cannonball.

Pa! Pa! Pa! Pa! Pa!

The five lightning whips of the Withered Vine Monsters decayed one after another. Their whips were indeed fast, but Klein only used the Firestorm Saber to lightly wave them.

All of the whips were either cut off or burnt.

The Withered Vine Monsters screamed again, this time in fear.

They huddled in a corner, shivering. They even looked like they were begging for mercy. Klein didn’t say a word as he slashed the Firestorm Saber a few times.

Like chopping vegetables, he chopped the Withered Vine Monsters into pieces in a few moves. If he pitied them, perhaps it was their tactic. He didn’t know there was an ambush, or perhaps he would be the one who was tied up just now…

There was no room for mercy.

The system reminded that the souls increased by 18.

Other than the soul, there was nothing left of the Withered Vine Monsters. It was all burnt to ashes.

Their physiques were too special, inferior to the Treants.

Otherwise, how could they have seen the flames shorten!

Klein turned around and plundered the resources in the catacomb.

18 iron, 32 stones, 15 wood, and 42 wood.

After collecting the resources, Klein opened the runic base.

It was almost time for lunch, so he decided to set up the greenhouse first.

Although Klein wanted to save up runic symbols to upgrade the base, he still felt that he needed to set up the greenhouse first.

On the first floor of the base.

Klein stacked the items to the side, leaving enough space. He opened the manufacturing list, chose the greenhouse, and confirmed the location to produce the creation.

[System notification: Earth Runes-3, Fire Runes-1, Water Runes-2, Wood-20, Iron-20]

[System notification: The Perfect Greenhouse has been successfully constructed.]

A shed 20 meters long, three meters wide, and two meters tall appeared on the first floor of the base. The exterior was constructed of iron sheet and wood.

The interior of the greenhouse had yet to be filled with soil.

[System Notification: A soul can be used for seven days.]

Klein wasn’t surprised at all when he saw the system’s feedback.

After all, it could be planted on a large area, so it was normal to consume a bit more.

He filled the soil first.

Klein took the shovel and went outside to dig,

The soil seemed to be more fertile.

A few minutes later.

After filling the soil, Klein added more xenogeneics.

He returned to the greenhouse and operated it normally.

He planted the fruit tree back and kept the seeds for now. If the fruit tree could bloom and bear fruit normally, then he didn’t need seeds and could sell them.

Following that, Klein planted all kinds of vegetables, herbs, and plant seeds in a 60-square-meter greenhouse.

There wasn’t enough space, so Klein only had a portion left. The remaining portion had to wait for the runic base to upgrade and expand the greenhouse.

It wasn’t impossible for him to expand the greenhouse, but it would appear crowded. There were already a bunch of items beside him.

Done. He needed to build another physical warehouse. Klein took out the warehouse that came with the upgrade to the architectural vertebrate runic base. It didn’t have it before the upgrade.

It needed to be built in-house. Previously, Klein didn’t need any physical items. He could cut as much meat as he wanted in the warehouse and eat as much meat as he wanted. There was too much meat from crypt creatures and it was used to make fertilizer. Only a small portion was used to eat. Now that he had a large number of vegetables, it was different.

Klein chose a piece of land to build the warehouse by the wall.

[System notification: Iron-20, Wood-20, Stone-20, Wind Rune-1, Water Rune-1]

[System Notification: Physical warehouse has been successfully constructed.]

A brand new building appeared near the wall.

The food warehouse was built by the base itself. It didn’t require a soul to take effect. Klein moved all the food into the warehouse and sorted it out.

After going upstairs to cook, Klein clapped his hands and went to the second floor of the base.

It was a small balcony for cooking. The ingredients for lunch were more abundant, with meat and vegetables.

It was mainly a combination of Fragrant Rice and Sand Barley. Klein wanted to taste whether the taste of Sand Barley was really that unpalatable.

He decided how many catties to sell based on the taste.

The food was cooked very fast, and it was still divided into three portions after being cooked. The staple food was rice, the soup was oil, the radish, and the fish soup. Deep-fried Golden Potatoes made chips, double-savory Salted Vegetables stew, and simple barbecued meat.

Klein casually matched the dishes, and they were all different in color and taste.

The Sandy Barley didn’t taste very good.

After Klein had eaten and drunk his fill, he patted his stomach. This meal was quite satisfying. Every dish had its own characteristics. Although the appearance of the dish was similar to vegetables in real life, the taste was different.

For example, Golden Potatoes were all cut into pieces and fried into chips. Golden potatoes were crisp, and with a little bit of water in one bite, the fragrance filled the air.

He left a few catties of Sand Barley, and the remaining 50 catties were all put up for sale.