Inviting the Females to the Castle

But this was the best they could manage in the beastmen's world.

Unlike rice pulp, unfiltered pulp made from wheat bran was of a slightly dark color. However, their textures were similarly smooth. People in the modern ages called this "whole wheat flour".

After the pulp was let to settle for half an hour, the clear water on the surface was poured away. By then, the remaining pulp was already rather viscous, and it could simply be laid out on a large rock to dry under the sun.

It had been blazing hot these few days. After being exposed to the scorching sun for one day, the pulp was basically dry now and had solidified into pieces. Just apply a little pressure and they would be crushed into powder.

The backyard of the tiger castle was strewn with rocks, and the wheat pulp was laid over them to be exposed under the sun. Five days later, two-thirds of the wheat transformed into a light brown colored flour, and the remaining one-third was left as seeds.