On the other side, the hounds and Zhuoligetu picked up a large number of lava canthaphids' joints. They piled these joints on the ground and asked Layton to use a flamethrower to roast the surface of the joints until they were carbonized, and then used a dagger to pry open the joints.

Scoop out the hot white meat inside and put it into a plastic bag.

"What are you doing?" Aya Breya asked curiously.

"You didn't know that!" Hound chuckled, "Although 99% of the indigenous creatures on Alpha are inedible, the lava canopy belongs to the remaining one percent."

He continued: "The abdominal sacs used by lava beetles to store 'fuel' have extremely high radiation content and are highly toxic, but their joints are very clean. Although the meat inside the hard shell smells a little fishy and has a rough texture.

, but it contains no radiation at all, is not toxic at all, and has a protein content at least five times that of synthetic beef... Don’t the agents of your field team ever run out of ammunition and food when performing missions?"

"...No." Aya shook her head, "We will bring enough supplies."

"Then what if something unexpected happens? Just like this time."

"Among the things listed in the wilderness survival tutorial that can be used as food... there is no such thing." Aya bit her lip lightly and said a little stubbornly.

"Oh, I've seen that thing. Every recruit in the field force has a copy. But no one takes it seriously. There are less than twenty kinds of food listed in total, most of which are very rare plants. If

If you strictly follow the instructions in the book to find food, many people will have starved to death long ago. If nothing else, the joints of this lava canopy are much stronger than the gray potatoes mentioned in the book - ha! In terms of nutrition,

Whether it’s value or side effects, it’s completely exploded in all aspects.”
Chapter completed!