All this was unknown to her before, and it was only after she came to the pasture space and looked through the knowledge she needed to learn that she found out.
"We’ll buy more pigeons to bring back."
"Pigeons... pigeons?" When Sui Ziyou heard this, he almost spat out.
Pigeon eggs are very small, okay? With those men, one could swallow several in one bite. What’s the use of raising them?
"Sister-in-law, to be honest, pigeons are actually..."
"Your cousin likes to eat them," Lin Caisang said without a second thought.
And raising them in the pasture space isn’t much trouble at all, it’s quite nice, and most importantly, pigeon meat is delicious.
"However, pigeons are quite hard to find. I’ll look into it later."
She lowered her head to look at the bundle of White Spider silk in front of her. Since there was no more ice silkworm silk, making another garment was out of the question. Perhaps the White Spider silk could be used elsewhere.
"Ziyou, bring me my paper and pen, then you can go about your business," she said.
Going to White Blind Mountain was not just about bringing food and medicine; climbing gear was essential, and the White Spider silk could be very useful.
Sui Ziyou quickly brought the paper and pen over and then left on his own.
In the afternoon, Lin Caisang strolled around the streets of Yejun for a long time, then rode in a carriage to a nearby farm to buy many animals. After that, she visited an ironware shop.
After all, this was Yejun. Outside the ironware shop, many things were displayed, including items from government-run businesses, and nearly everything else one could need.
Inside, the pounding sounds of ’bang, bang, bang’ came intermittently, while outside sat a woman holding a child in her arms, watching over the business of the shop.
"Miss, what would you like to buy? Take a look?"
Seeing Lin Caisang coming, the woman smiled and stood up with her child in her arms.
There were several ironware shops on the whole street, and theirs was not the only one with a complete range of goods. Business, of course, needed to be taken seriously.
"I want to have some things custom-made. Could I meet with your blacksmith?" Lin Caisang stated her purpose directly and inquired.
The woman glanced at Lin Caisang, her brow furrowed almost imperceptibly, then relaxed a second later.
It wasn’t uncommon for people to order custom ironware, but most of the time, those who came were men. It was rare to see older women, let alone a young girl. She had never encountered one before.
"Custom-making is possible, but... Miss, the price of custom-made items is not the same as ready-made ones," the woman began.
"As for the price, we can talk about it. I just need to be sure that your shop’s blacksmith can create what I want. That would be fine," Lin Caisang interrupted her.
"Okay, okay, then please come inside, and let our master discuss it with you."
The woman nodded and called to a little girl playing nearby, telling her to keep an eye on the outside so nobody would take anything from their house, and then led Lin Caisang inside.
The ironware shop was actually a residence. Although it wasn’t very small, it felt crowded at a glance.
In the courtyard, many items were arranged, including iron-melting furnaces and so forth. There were very few actual rooms, probably just enough for one family to live in. But for that time, such setups were already considered good.