After packing the animal carcasses, Riley returned to the boat on the shore. He left the aftermath work to Jasper and Cao Hanmo and others.
After returning to the boat, I first sent an email to Fang Yueyi, asking them if anyone wanted to exchange meat. There were wolves, bears, snakes, leopards, tigers, lions, random types. Those who needed it were welcome to exchange it with grains. It didn't have to be coarse grains. Wheat and rice were all accepted. Fang Yueyi would arrange the proportions.
Hearing that Riley had wild animal meat, Fang Yueyi happily accepted the job because their fleet had not encountered any land animals for a long time. Even if they encountered two or three wild boars, they would not be enough to feed the fleet of nearly a hundred people for long.
Although eating fish every day can provide enough nutrition, unfortunately people still crave red meat. Although I don’t know if wolves, bears, leopards, and tigers can be made into braised pork, they should be better than eating fish every day.
Therefore, Riley's exchange activity went smoothly. In the middle, he also communicated with Fang Yueyi about the delivery requirements, whether it required a whole animal carcass or clean meat.
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