Edwin smiled and said to the viewers in the livestream, "Don't underestimate the construction of a shelter. Forget ordinary people—even some low- and mid-level extraordinary individuals could die of hypothermia in the Hundred-Thousand-Li Mountains under certain special circumstances if they didn't have a shelter."
"Our Hunting Association has a service where we bring back people who have just died from hypothermia and haven't yet been eaten by wild beasts. If they have relatives, those relatives can pay us a fee of gratitude and take the body away."
"Ahem, back to the point. The core principles of a shelter are two things: warmth and dryness. On top of that, the simpler it is, the better."
"Everyone can see that I've covered the shelter with a thick layer of mud and moss. That way, even if it's freezing outside, the temperature inside will still be enough to keep someone alive..."
As Edwin introduced his proud creation to the livestream viewers, he raked through the bed of leaves on the ground, showing them his other masterpiece and letting them appreciate it for themselves.
Viewers watching a livestream for the first time were almost instantly drawn in by Edwin's creative content. Mages would not end up in such sorry straits even if they entered the wilderness, and nobles would be even less likely to face such circumstances. Even when hunting, they brought an entire entourage.
But that did not diminish their curiosity.
At the same time, they thought that if they ever encountered some special situation, these skills might really save their lives, so they watched with particular attention.
"Huh?! What's on your hand?"
"It looks like a mole!"
"What are you thinking? How could a mole move? And it's so long!"
"It looks like a bug. How disgusting!"
Edwin, who had confidently expected