Thinking about this, Su Wei realized the differences in this world.
resource.
This world is no different from the previous one in terms of history.
However, the only problem is that biological resources are extremely abundant.
Nature conservation has been advocated since the 18th century and continues to this day.
This has also led to an overabundance of wildlife in various places, with all sorts of animals appearing one after another.
Finally, it also caused great trouble for the people living in the area.
Hunting is no longer the privilege of a few, but something that everyone can participate in.
But precisely because of this, the conflict between hunting and animal protection is becoming increasingly serious.
Finding a balance between protecting animals and hunting them has become crucial.
Therefore, in 2020, there were no face masks in the world.
The United Nations, however, established an International Hunting Guild, calling on hunting enthusiasts worldwide to hunt legally and compliantly.
Every hunter needs to obtain a hunter's license.
From the beginner's amateur hunter certificate to the subsequent professional hunter levels 1-9.
And, the supreme hunter king.
In this world, all the endangered creatures from my previous life are now within the hunting range.
As long as it complies with regulations and is within a reasonable range.
This is why Su Wei needed to go to the Fish and Game Department, which is also the location of the Alaska Hunters' Guild, to obtain a hunting permit if he wanted to hunt Roosevelt deer and brown bears; it was the key to that.
Roosevelt's permission for the deer required him to prove his hunter's virtues.
But the brown bear needs him to prove his strength.
and...
A figure flashed through his mind.
Emily.
The blizzard blocked the roads and cut off all communications.
He has been out of contact for three whole days.
Knowing that girl as he did, he knew she must be extremely anxious right now.
They might have already started contacting the search and rescue team, or they might be planning how to get to his location.
no.
I must go to town first to let her know I'm safe.
Let her know that she's alive and well, it's just that her communication device is broken.
Su Wei's thoughts became clearer.
We'll set off for town as soon as it's light tomorrow.
To obtain the permit, see Emily.
These two things are far more important than immediately rushing into the valley to hunt deer.
He straightened up and began to clean up the mess left after the major repairs.
The disassembled Ford engine lay quietly on the concrete floor.
Tools were scattered all over the floor, and the workbench was covered in black grease.
Su Wei found a thick tarpaulin and carefully covered the engine wreckage.
Then, he picked up a rag, dipped it in kerosene, and began to wipe each tool that was stained with oil.
Wrench, socket, ratchet, file...
My father wrote in his notes that a qualified mechanic should treat tools as he would his own fingers.
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Even simple cleaning work can provide some experience.
Su Wei did it meticulously.
He cleaned the tools and hung them back on the pegboard on the wall, one by one, according to their size and shape.
This process lasted for more than half an hour.
When the last screwdriver was put away, the garage was tidy again.
The only proof that a major overhaul had just been completed was the smell of gasoline in the air.
He walked to the open garage door, where the cold wind, carrying snowflakes, recklessly poured in.
" Cotton Candy."
Su Wei called out to the snow outside the door.
Behind the snowdrift, the little white head moved slightly, its pair of airplane ears rotating alertly, but the little guy didn't move.
Clearly, it was still somewhat afraid of that lump of iron.
"Go home, you coward."
Su Wei softened his tone.
The little fox hesitated for a moment, then finally peeked out from behind the snowdrift, took two tentative steps toward him, stopped, and tilted its head to look him over.
Su Wei didn't urge him any further, and turned to push the two heavy wooden doors.
The wooden door creaked as it slowly closed, finally slamming shut with a loud bang.
He bolted the door shut, keeping out the wind, snow, and cold.
He turned around, and there was Cotton Candy, silently standing behind him.
It rubbed its fluffy little head against his trouser leg, making soft gurgling sounds in its throat, as if it were being affectionate or complaining.
Su Wei bent down and picked it up in one swift motion.
The little guy carried a chilling aura, yet his body was as warm as a small furnace.
"So afraid?"
He pinched the soft flesh on the back of Cotton Candy's neck, earning a soft snort of dissatisfaction from the little guy.
The man and the fox left the cold garage, trudging along the cleared snow path, and returned to the warmly lit wooden cabin.
Push open the door.
A Warm Current, a mixture of pine and fish soup aromas, wafted over me.
The fire in the fireplace was burning brightly, crackling and popping.
The inside and outside are two different worlds.
Su Wei put the Cotton Candy on the ground, and it immediately darted to the blanket in front of the fireplace, curled up into a ball, and licked its snow-dampened paws.
Su Wei took off his oil-stained coat and walked to the sink.
He first rubbed his hands with lard to dissolve the thick grease, then squeezed on a large amount of dish soap and sugar, and rubbed them repeatedly like polishing parts.
Under the icy cold water, the hands, covered in black grime, gradually regained their original color.
Only the black marks under my fingernails seem to be the spoils of today's battle.
After doing all this, he felt much more relaxed.
My stomach growled at an inopportune moment.
He's been busy since the afternoon and is starving.
Today is a day worth celebrating.
He dried his hands, walked straight to the refrigerator, and opened the bottom shelf.
There, lying quietly, were several pieces of premium beef sealed in vacuum bags, and the last few plump, bone-in lamb chops.
This was his last bit of hard currency.
Without hesitation, Su Wei took them all out and placed them on the kitchen counter.
Then, he pushed open the kitchen window, and a rush of cold air instantly filled the room.
He pulled the fattest red-spotted salmon from the string of frozen fish hanging under the windowsill.
Thick slices of beef, with red muscle and white fat, lamb ribs with evenly cut meat, and frozen fish with a silvery sheen.
The ingredients were piled together, emitting an enticing aroma of meat.
Su Wei looked at the stock and said to the little guy by the fireplace:
" Cotton Candy, tonight, let's have some meat!"