That's accually pretty good Neyvn, better than anything I could do...
Stretch the new skin and scrape the fat off of it. Begin learning how to properly tan hides.
You stretch the Bear hide, innards facing out, and begin scraping off all the goop, careful not to tear through the skin you use one of the scapulas, and think of ways to make it like the rabbit leather... (You know how, you just dont have enough feces, brains, or urine to do it)
Toss some stiff clay in the fire.
You dump out the water in the bowl, and toss it in the fire. It sizzles a little from the water residue, but then starts crackling
Grab a Long Thick Bone and start making Notches down its length. Enough to leave smaller teeth on the bone that give a feeling of sharp. The notches must be close together so that the 'teeth' along the bone are spaced close and evenly apart. When done, grab a few branches three the length of the bone, and four that are just wider then your hand... Using vines to tie the branches together shape them so that the First long branch will go along the back of the bone (tie the ends of the branches to the ends of the bone so that it says without cutting itself on the teeth) Use the smaller ones to make an upright from the bone and another long one at the top and smaller ones crisscrossing to form a strong frame... Like this... (excuse my Crappy Paint Drawing) Call this a Saw... Test out the new tool on the cut down log by cutting the ends so that the log is flat on both ends...
You grab the Bear Femur, and start knotching teeth into it with your knife, luckily rock is better than bone, so you easily get through it. You then chop up enough twigs and vine to wrap it all up into a contraption, you start sawing off the roots and bigger branches of the redwood... this doesn't go so well, you can't seem to get through the thick bark of the beast of a tree.
You look at your fire for that bowl you threw in, it's turned a greenish brown...
- simple rock AX
- good rock spear
- decent bone saw
- Ruined rabbit pelt
- Grasses bedding
- Firepit
- Great Spit / Dried Clay Slab
- Crappy Dried Clay Bowl (being fired, poorly)
- Felled redwood
- Shitload of branches of any size
- Enough un-rotten wolf meat for 3 months
- Very good bone&stone Knife
- 7 Strips of Dried wolf skin
- 5 Bloodied Strips of Dried wolf skin
- 2 Tanned Rabbit Skins (whole)
- A Hung & Scraped Bear hide
- Chin high stone & clay barrier
- Crappy rock spear
- Vine
- A few Raspberries
- Some Thyme (Medicinal)
- Some Parsley (Tasty)
- Some Angelica Plant (I have no idea...)
- Ash pile just outside the cave
- Painting in grass paste: The Lost Light
- Unfinished Kiln (up to the first stone in Neyvn's design)
- Bone pile: 2 Wolves, one missing a tibia; a Rabbit; and a Bear's, tibias, femur, scapulas, skull, and the two largest ribs.
- Rabbit den near cave
- River near cave
- Wolf ambush near Rabbit den
- Den for a big animal near river
- Big animal near river
- - That animal is dead now
- Clay along river
- Strange sight in the sky
- Being pinned under a woman in the blink of an eye
- - That Same woman examining your home
- - Compared to nothing she is indeed attractive, if it weren't for the fact she is more awesome of a caveman than you.
Evaluated Wounds
- Wolf bite scar on left arm
- You've lost your dignity...
It's the Late Afternoon.
What shall you do next?