The Survivor from the Sea Chapter 34

The two of them divided the work and first expanded the float on the first floor. Riley hung his backpack on his chest, which was full of wooden boards and plastic products. He followed Jasper to make the float. Jasper took the newly made floats and connected them together one by one with a construction hammer. The row where the fishing nets were once tied was still equipped with fishing nets.

It took Riley a long time to tie up 104 floats by himself at the beginning, but this time, with 96 new ones, it only took him more than an hour. The fact that there were many people working on it was one thing, but the construction hammer was also really convenient.

The next step was to rebuild the wooden walls. The first floor was still a fully enclosed wooden wall. The two of them went to dismantle the previous wooden walls and the deck on the second floor. The rice and wheat that had just been hung out to dry in the morning were also taken back and a place was found on the open space at the bow of the first floor to dry them.

After dismantling it, Jasper took a look at the ship level, and then told Riley that unless one lost the ship like he did, the level would automatically be lowered. Now the act of rebuilding the ship would not affect the existing ship level.

The dismantled wooden walls and decks were also put into Riley's backpack. This time Riley walked in front, taking out the wooden walls, and Jasper followed behind, holding the wooden walls to install them. He had to count while installing them. There were 16 wooden walls on both sides of the boat and 10 wooden walls at the stern.