Honorable Hubby Behind Me novel Chapter 5108

"What is that?"

"Why is it so far away from us?"

"And the room is very small. It looks like a toilet?"

"But why does the toilet need to be built so far away? Isn't it more troublesome?"

"Yeah, who built it? Such a person must be beaten up. Who would run hundreds of meters to go to the toilet?"

The scar man and the others kept talking about the wooden house in the distance.

"Hey, there's really a fool in the toilet over there. I saw someone moving in the room."

"F*ck, he's really stupid. With an idiot's hat, it's really useful. No, I have to criticize the brother of the Polar Bear Army. I must have an IQ." After saying that, the scar man really turned around and rushed to the newly built dormitory.

Yvonne frowned slightly and looked at the quiet bamboo house. She felt that something was wrong.

She sent away the remaining three people and then rushed to the newly built wooden house alone.

When Yvonne arrived at the door, she saw Samuel busying himself inside.

With the experience from last time, Samuel was not in a hurry to refine weapons.

On the contrary, he took out a lot of weapons and sorted them out according to their different materials.

There were more than 30 piles in total for each pile.

Among them, some were bigger and similar, and Samuel put them closer.

These were the main materials, and Samuel would use them as the main forging material.

Then, there were some relatively small weapons.

Most of them were made of special materials. Their main purpose was to assist them.

Samuel took a small notebook and began his preliminary plan.

First, he melted a large amount of metal water from the main ingredients, and then he melted each of the supplementary ingredients.

After all of this was packed, what Samuel needed to do next was to use the fire to keep them all in a melting state.

Then, he used countless small holes to try and made notes.

Soon, the dozens of pits dug by Samuel in advance in the room were completely filled by Samuel.

Samuel also marked each pit, which recorded what materials each pit was made of.