Chapter 33: ３３
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When I arrived at the orphanage, I went to report the results of the hunt to the headmaster and Charu-chan.
I went alone because as soon as the demons arrived at the orphanage, Pi-chan went to her sister, Miu went to Ilya, and Queen went to the children.
I went out front with the headmaster and Charu to check on the prey. The children of the orphanage also gathered and said, 'Meat, meat! And I'm glad I did.
I let Charu take it apart and me and the Director Doctor went back to the building.
I told the Director the real results of the hunt. He was surprised at quite a bit of it, but when I talked to him about what to do with it, he started to worry about it.
Birds and rabbits could be dismantled in the building, but anything larger than a deer is a bit tougher. And we can't dismantle a fang boa, for example, unless we're outside. We can't take them out since we're not supposed to have brought them back in the first place, but.... Besides, only Charu and the director can take them apart, so there are a lot of them, which makes it difficult.
In addition, rabbit fur is an essential part of the orphanage as a winter protection, but if you don't treat it properly, it will go bad. And only Charu and the director can do this too.
The director and I were wondering what we should do about this problem.
The problem would simply be too many prey and not enough people.
The solution would be for everyone to learn to dismantle and tan the pelts.
Especially if the four of us who are going to the dragon forest can learn it, we can dump what we don't need in the forest.
I immediately go out and start practicing the dismantling process. I called the other members of the team and took out some birds from the item box and Charu and the director taught me how to dismantle them.
While I was dismantling them, a group of children from the orphanage gathered around.
Apart from being excited about the meat, they were wondering why we were dismantling it, as we don't usually do it.
When I told them that they couldn't eat the meat because there was no one to do it for them, all the kids said, "I'll do it! I'll do it! Then all the kids in the room started to shout, "I'll do it!
As I thought, when meat is the topic of conversation, people are biting off more and more.
However, we had a limited number of knives for dismantling, so it was decided that the older children would help with the dismantling. Also, since the older children were working during the day, it was decided that one of the children, who was always helping with the cooking, would help them.
It was not easy for them to do it well unless they were used to it. But it is for the orphanage, so even if it is a little messy, it is okay. And when we took apart some birds, we were able to dismantle them reasonably well.
But with this level of skill, it would be difficult to take apart the big ones.
Well, experience says a lot about this kind of thing, so we should do it by the numbers.
Can you teach me how to dismantle it next time?
Today's dinner was a little fancy.
We were so focused on practicing dismantling that we dismantled most of the birds and rabbits we caught. We put them away in the item box so they won't go bad, but we don't tell the kids about it, so they won't complain if we don't serve this lot of meat for dinner, but they'll be disappointed.
That's why one meat skewer was added to the usual rice. The children were very happy because it was a feast for the orphanage. The older children were also ready to dismantle the meat on the skewers.
They used a bird and a rabbit for the meat skewer, but they also tried to cut up a deer. When I talked to the director and went outside, the deer had already been dismantled, so I secretly replaced it with the one before dismantling it and showed them how to do it.
The kids were confused because the deer was new before we knew it, but they didn't care anymore, as they were no match for the magic of the meat.
For the time being, we learned how to dismantle a bird, a rabbit, and a deer, but we still have a wild boar and a fangbore, so we have to make an opportunity to dismantle them somewhere.
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When I arrived at the orphanage, I went to report the results of the hunt to the headmaster and Charu-chan.
I went alone because as soon as the demons arrived at the orphanage, Pi-chan went to her sister, Miu went to Ilya, and Queen went to the children.
I went out front with the headmaster and Charu to check on the prey. The children of the orphanage also gathered and said, 'Meat, meat! And I'm glad I did.
I let Charu take it apart and me and the Director Doctor went back to the building.
I told the Director the real results of the hunt. He was surprised at quite a bit of it, but when I talked to him about what to do with it, he started to worry about it.
Birds and rabbits could be dismantled in the building, but anything larger than a deer is a bit tougher. And we can't dismantle a fang boa, for example, unless we're outside. We can't take them out since we're not supposed to have brought them back in the first place, but.... Besides, only Charu and the director can take them apart, so there are a lot of them, which makes it difficult.
In addition, rabbit fur is an essential part of the orphanage as a winter protection, but if you don't treat it properly, it will go bad. And only Charu and the director can do this too.
The director and I were wondering what we should do about this problem.
The problem would simply be too many prey and not enough people.
The solution would be for everyone to learn to dismantle and tan the pelts.
Especially if the four of us who are going to the dragon forest can learn it, we can dump what we don't need in the forest.
I immediately go out and start practicing the dismantling process. I called the other members of the team and took out some birds from the item box and Charu and the director taught me how to dismantle them.
While I was dismantling them, a group of children from the orphanage gathered around.
Apart from being excited about the meat, they were wondering why we were dismantling it, as we don't usually do it.
When I told them that they couldn't eat the meat because there was no one to do it for them, all the kids said, "I'll do it! I'll do it! Then all the kids in the room started to shout, "I'll do it!
As I thought, when meat is the topic of conversation, people are biting off more and more.
However, we had a limited number of knives for dismantling, so it was decided that the older children would help with the dismantling. Also, since the older children were working during the day, it was decided that one of the children, who was always helping with the cooking, would help them.
It was not easy for them to do it well unless they were used to it. But it is for the orphanage, so even if it is a little messy, it is okay. And when we took apart some birds, we were able to dismantle them reasonably well.
But with this level of skill, it would be difficult to take apart the big ones.
Well, experience says a lot about this kind of thing, so we should do it by the numbers.
Can you teach me how to dismantle it next time?
Today's dinner was a little fancy.
We were so focused on practicing dismantling that we dismantled most of the birds and rabbits we caught. We put them away in the item box so they won't go bad, but we don't tell the kids about it, so they won't complain if we don't serve this lot of meat for dinner, but they'll be disappointed.
That's why one meat skewer was added to the usual rice. The children were very happy because it was a feast for the orphanage. The older children were also ready to dismantle the meat on the skewers.
They used a bird and a rabbit for the meat skewer, but they also tried to cut up a deer. When I talked to the director and went outside, the deer had already been dismantled, so I secretly replaced it with the one before dismantling it and showed them how to do it.
The kids were confused because the deer was new before we knew it, but they didn't care anymore, as they were no match for the magic of the meat.
For the time being, we learned how to dismantle a bird, a rabbit, and a deer, but we still have a wild boar and a fangbore, so we have to make an opportunity to dismantle them somewhere.
When I arrived at the orphanage, I went to report the results of the hunt to the headmaster and Charu-chan.I went alone because as soon as the demons arrived at the orphanage, Pi-chan went to her sister, Miu went to Ilya, and Queen went to the children.I went out front with the headmaster and Charu to check on the prey. The children of the orphanage also gathered and said, 'Meat, meat! And I'm glad I did.I let Charu take it apart and me and the Director Doctor went back to the building.I told the Director the real results of the hunt. He was surprised at quite a bit of it, but when I talked to him about what to do with it, he started to worry about it.Birds and rabbits could be dismantled in the building, but anything larger than a deer is a bit tougher. And we can't dismantle a fang boa, for example, unless we're outside. We can't take them out since we're not supposed to have brought them back in the first place, but.... Besides, only Charu and the director can take them apart, so there are a lot of them, which makes it difficult.In addition, rabbit fur is an essential part of the orphanage as a winter protection, but if you don't treat it properly, it will go bad. And only Charu and the director can do this too.The director and I were wondering what we should do about this problem.The problem would simply be too many prey and not enough people.The solution would be for everyone to learn to dismantle and tan the pelts.Especially if the four of us who are going to the dragon forest can learn it, we can dump what we don't need in the forest.I immediately go out and start practicing the dismantling process. I called the other members of the team and took out some birds from the item box and Charu and the director taught me how to dismantle them.While I was dismantling them, a group of children from the orphanage gathered around.Apart from being excited about the meat, they were wondering why we were dismantling it, as we don't usually do it.When I told them that they couldn't eat the meat because there was no one to do it for them, all the kids said, "I'll do it! I'll do it! Then all the kids in the room started to shout, "I'll do it!As I thought, when meat is the topic of conversation, people are biting off more and more.However, we had a limited number of knives for dismantling, so it was decided that the older children would help with the dismantling. Also, since the older children were working during the day, it was decided that one of the children, who was always helping with the cooking, would help them.It was not easy for them to do it well unless they were used to it. But it is for the orphanage, so even if it is a little messy, it is okay. And when we took apart some birds, we were able to dismantle them reasonably well.But with this level of skill, it would be difficult to take apart the big ones.Well, experience says a lot about this kind of thing, so we should do it by the numbers.Can you teach me how to dismantle it next time?Today's dinner was a little fancy.We were so focused on practicing dismantling that we dismantled most of the birds and rabbits we caught. We put them away in the item box so they won't go bad, but we don't tell the kids about it, so they won't complain if we don't serve this lot of meat for dinner, but they'll be disappointed.That's why one meat skewer was added to the usual rice. The children were very happy because it was a feast for the orphanage. The older children were also ready to dismantle the meat on the skewers.They used a bird and a rabbit for the meat skewer, but they also tried to cut up a deer. When I talked to the director and went outside, the deer had already been dismantled, so I secretly replaced it with the one before dismantling it and showed them how to do it.The kids were confused because the deer was new before we knew it, but they didn't care anymore, as they were no match for the magic of the meat.For the time being, we learned how to dismantle a bird, a rabbit, and a deer, but we still have a wild boar and a fangbore, so we have to make an opportunity to dismantle them somewhere.
