Jasper stood at the bow and took out all the medicinal herbs he had exchanged. He checked them one by one before putting them into his wrist bag. He then thought carefully about the recipe in his memory to make sure there was nothing missed. Then he put all the frozen fish on the bow into the wooden barrel and brought it back to the cabin, and continued to place orders in the trading house to exchange for supplies.
Riley was just fishing out of boredom. She used to be able to alternately go and collect supplies, but now it was no longer possible. Fishing alone was a single job and she got bored easily. She would call an animal down to tease it from time to time, either tickling the cassock cub or rubbing the Arctic fox. She also called Shuanzhu to scare it into making beer ducks, and Shuanzhu was so scared that it ran around Jasper and asked for help.
The duck walked recklessly, and several times its webbed feet stepped on Jasper's cotton slippers. At first, Jasper retracted his feet and ignored it, but later he found that no matter where his feet were, he could step on them accurately if he tied them up.
He was so angry that he grabbed the runaway duck and threw it into the duck house. It was tied up and wanted to rush out, but Jasper took out a hemp rope to scare it, and it jumped into the basin obediently.
Jasper returned to his post and asked Riley to behave himself, saying that he was teasing cats and dogs all day long. Riley made a few faces at him and continued fishing while stroking the Arctic fox.
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