Chapter 568: The Swishing Water (1/2)
Chapter 568: The Swishi+ng Water
Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio
The flat cactus ht the food Seeing that Big Quinn roasted mainly black pepper and spicy flavored cactus meat, he knew Sophie wouldn't like it
Because of this, he went over and found some honey sauce and cooked a new piece for her
”Boss, you see Quinn said with much ad an RV or else I would have brought the whole kitchen for you guys”
”Then it's about ti Quinn responded
After reat idea and planned to buy one after earning a bit more money
His profits for this trip to find fire opals were not low Just this afternoon, he had already found around 10 pieces of opal that were of good quality and could be easily sold for 80 to 100,000 dollars
He brought the honey flavored cactuson the recliner chair, gleefully smiled ”Aw, that's so sweet of you I am really lucky to have met a man like you”
Li Du was very pleased
He preferred stronger tasting food and ate the spicy flavored cactus meat When roasted, the cactuscrunchiness
Seeing theathered, wanting to eat as well
At thatQuinn pushed apart the stones and took out the stea hot flat and round cacti When the cacti were opened up, the fragrance of cookedthe retfully, ”These stones are still piping hot They could definitely cook another batch of food if there was any to be grilled”
Li Du smiled ”Who said there wasn't any?”
He went over to the truck, tidied it a bit and took out a few potatoes He buried the hot stones for braising
”Boss, howQuinn exclaimed
Li Du replied, ”Even if the world were to end, there's enough food for us to survive here for quite a while”
He intended to use the potatoes tothe piping hot stones, he figured he ht as well take the potatoes out and roast thehed ”How much are you prepared to eat?”
Li Du pointed at Godzilla and replied, ”We have hi to waste”
Godzilla let out a blissful smile as the potatoes seemed to be prepared just for him
Li Du continued, ”Don't smile yet, mate Don't touch the potatoes as they are ht”
Godzilla was no longer s Quinn set four or five bonfires in the wilderness At night, the strong, howling wind blew continuously against the bonfire causing sparks to rise The bonfires were ablaze and crackling in the darkness of the night
Sophie asked, ”Why did you set soQuinn replied, ”Because the insects and aniht are h temperatures and fire The bonfires help to deter the the rationale for the hten Crispy Noodles to search for opal He broadened his search area beyond his one and a half-acre space, searching the nearby surroundings