followed his plan. Although he had already eaten, he decided to cook some potatoes and peppers so

try using it as some sort of spice. It was quite a foolish de

cks. This process was faster than before. The sawdust which he produced

sticks. He had six sticks ready on which he put two potatoes sandwiched between two higher-quality peppers. And then

te of the potatoes and the peppers. In a matter of a few seconds, the ant quickly returned. It was slightly dirty, and i

ile is

it would have seemed like some sort of fierce staring contest, but what really happ

n have some of it as well later..

y seemed more like a pet in his eyes. It Not only behaved like one but seemingly understood h

r-quality pile and then removed their seeds. He did not plant them yet, only collected them. Since he had no container in whic

oes' skin started turning slightly darker, it stood up. Fortunately, Foin returned just about in time and removed them before they could h

pointed at them. The insect instantly sped over to it, smelled it, and consumed it with a single

ght it would leave the flower there. Seeing how it was still looking at the rest of the pot

o it, but he stopped and flicked the flower off, and only then did he taste it. Suddenly, the ant stopp

ll fantastic, but he expected something more. He stood up and slightly stretched his back and arms. At that

never even existed before. As a result, Foin started testing how movements felt. At first, he slowly applied more and mo

great! I could ge

n up. Although Foin had harvested a great number of peppers, which wou

. I thought that amount of pepper would last us at l

e seeds. Learning from his previous experiments, he planted

e time he was done with planting, he had almost used up all the land he had cleared ou

h faster as he was able to move around easier. The grass he had removed was now pu

to poetry. Maybe from Mud, he could create containers for the seeds at least