baby steps 2 !

As he ate his tomato, he realized that he had a salt problem. He had no idea what spices were available in this world .

Ray was determined to find a solution to his salt problem. He searched the bookshelf for a book that might have information about how to obtain salt in this world. After some searching, he found a book called "Salt Environments." As he read through the book, he learned that salt could be found in plants and also in mineral rocks such as the "slid" rock. The book described a method for extracting salt from the slid rock by cooking it on a fire inside a pot of water and then allowing the water to evaporate, leaving the salt on the surface of the rock.

Excited by this new information, Ray gathered the materials he needed and set to work. It took a few tries to get the technique right, but eventually, he was able to extract a small amount of salt from the slid rock. He tasted it and was delighted by the familiar salty flavor.

Ray was excited to finally have a reliable source of salt, and he eagerly added it to his tomato as he ate it. The salty flavor made his eyes water from how delicious it tasted, and he knew that he would be able to make his meals much more enjoyable with the addition of salt.

As he finished his tomato, Ray knew that he had to find a way to make bread and clothing. He couldn't go far without carrying some resources with him, and he also needed to find a way to take water with him when he ventured outside the cave. He thought about making a clay jar, but he knew that it could break if he was running from danger and dropped it by mistake. Clothing was also necessary, as the cold could be deadly if he had no spare clothes to change into.

As he ate his tomato, he glanced out the front of the cave and noticed the wolves again. This time, they were fighting one of their own. It didn't look like a fight, but rather the wolves were ganging up on a small, weak wolf that was clearly no match for them. The weak wolf looked like he was about to collapse at any minute and had sharp, long claws from a bear attack.

As he watched the strong, muscular wolves fighting the lone wolf, Ray couldn't help but feel a sense of admiration. The weak wolf fell to the ground after the struggle, and as he lay there, dying, he bit into one of the other wolves as if to say, "I'll take you with me to the other side." Ray was amazed by the fast bite, which looked like a magic skill. It was his first time watching a fight like this, and he couldn't help but think about the abilities and magic skills that were available in this world.

As he grabbed his tomato and took a bite, he made a mental note to research more about the abilities and magic skills that were available in this world. He knew that he needed to be prepared for any danger that may come his way, and having some knowledge about the abilities of the creatures in this world would be incredibly helpful. He watched as the dead weak wolf was feasted upon by the other wolves, and he knew that he had to be always on the lookout for danger in this strange world.

After the wolf show, Ray returned to the cave and set to work on fixing a small shed he had made. He knew that he had the ability to summon seeds, so food was not a problem for now. He could grow wheat and use it to make bread. He also made a small oven to bake the bread in.

As he thought about his journey from the cave to the trees, Ray realized that it might be dangerous in the long run. Even though it was a small distance, he knew he had to be careful. He also had the problem of finding suitable materials for making clothes. He needed Cotton plant seeds, and he muttered to himself, "This clothes problem calls for a book."

As he thought about it, a book called "Sewing and Designs" appeared to him. As he read through the book, he learned that cotton needed to be processed, cleaned, scoured, purified, fiber finished, and dried before it could be used to make clothes. He knew that this would be a long and difficult process, but he was determined to find a way to make clothes.

Ray searched the bookshelf and found a book called "Urban Machinery" that had instructions on how to make an old textile machine. He knew that he wouldn't be able to make modern clothes, but at least he could make a bed and a cloak to start with. He spent the next few days working on the machine and gathering the materials he needed. It was a lot of hard work, but eventually, he managed to make a functional textile machine.

Feeling proud of himself, Ray set to work on making his bed and cloak. It took some time and a lot of effort, but eventually, he had a comfortable bed and a warm cloak to keep him warm at night. He knew that he still had a long journey ahead of him, but he felt more prepared than ever to face whatever challenges lay ahead.