Su Bai stood up and shook his hand. Last night, besides drawing ceramic patterns, he also made some Shaman Bone Tablets in his spare time. He had made quite a few Shaman Bone Tablets in recent days, enough for each Totem Warrior in the Tribe to have several pieces. Moreover, there were Shaman Bone Tablets for all three types of Shaman Technique. He had been staying up late every night to make them, for no other reason than there was not much time left before he wanted to reclaim the Ancestral Land. They needed to stockpile a large number of Shaman Bone Tablets. Otherwise, when war broke out and they did not have enough, it would be truly troublesome. The current situation in the Tribe was one in which they could not afford any more mishaps. They were already short on people. If there were heavy casualties due to inadequate preparation, Su Bai knew he would regret it for life. Thus, even though it was getting late, he continued to work overtime by the dim light of the campfire. “Today is very hot again…” Su Bai got up from the hay pile and poured himself a cup of water. He scanned the Teepee. It was still the morning and the fox eared girl was not around, so he mentally checked in with the System and opened the Assistance Package. [Ding! Congratulations Host, check in successful!] [Ding! Congratulations, Host has received Low Grade Assistance: one jar of glaze and one book on glaze making.] As soon as Su Bai heard the System’s voice, his black eyes widened. After all, glaze was an essential component for firing ceramics. He had been worrying yesterday about how to make the glaze. He had been unable to recall the specific materials needed. Even if he could remember all the materials needed for making glaze, he would not know what these raw materials looked like. Thus, this book and jar of glaze were truly a godsend. He had been thinking about these things till very late last night. The glaze on the surface of the ceramics was extremely very difficult to make. He put the large jar of glaze aside and began to flip through the glaze making book in his hand. As he looked at the image of feldspar in the book, it seemed increasingly familiar, as if he had seen it somewhere before. Su Bai took the book and got up from the wooden table, stepping towards the two big boxes. He opened the boxes with one hand and started searching. He picked up a whitish yellow stone and compared it with the feldspar image in the book. He was delighted to find that they were the same. There was also the black liquid discovered last time, which he thought could be used as ink, but later found Black Stone Nut Juice, so the black liquid was set aside. He put the feldspar on the ground and continued searching. He remembered that when cleaning the boxes last time, he found not just one kind of stone, but many strange stones. At this point, he felt a bit regretful that he was not a geologist or someone who dealt with ores. Otherwise, he would not need to compare them one by one, just a glance would suffice. Moreover, knowing more about ores would be very helpful for the development of the Tribe. Su Bai was delighted, inwardly thanking the Old Shaman for leaving these things. He was also glad that he had deliberately kept these things. He composed himself, put the quartz next to the feldspar, and continued searching the box. One of the boxes in particular contained many different kinds of stones, as if they were deliberately collected. There were not many of each type, but there was a huge variety. He took out all the different types of stones from the box and placed them on the wooden table. Su Bai flipped through the book while looking at the stones on the table, slowly comparing them. “This one looks similar, but it’s not. This one is clearly not…” Su Bai eliminated the stones one by one. “Shaman, what are you doing?” Yu Ying asked, puzzled. The fox eared girl had just returned from watering the fields, still holding a wooden bucket. As soon as she came in, she saw the table full of stones. “I’m looking at stones.” Su Bai said. “Looking at stones?” Yu Ying scratched her head, not knowing what this was for. [Yesterday the Shaman was looking at mud, today he is looking at stones. The Shaman is really hard to understand.] Su Bai put down the book in his hand, took a sip of water, and said, “These are stones used for making ceramics. You’ll understand later, you won’t be able to understand right now.” He did not really want to explain it. After all, the whole thing was too complex. The best thing was for them to see the results. That would serve as the best way for them to understand. “Okay.” Yu Ying put down the wooden bucket and continued, “Shaman, Ah’Hua’s archery is getting better and better.” “Oh? Is that so? I haven’t seen her shoot arrows in a while.” Su Bai put down his wooden cup and continued, “Let her come for lunch this afternoon.” A smile immediately appeared on Yu Ying’s face, and she nodded. “Yes. I’ll go tell Ah’Hua later. She’ll be very happy.” “Good.” Su Bai smiled. [noscript][/noscript]