RVing My Way into Exile with My Beloved Cat: This Villainess Is Trippin' Volume 2 [Parts 1 to 2] by Punichan

Author:Punichan
Language: eng
Format: epub

Staying in town after shopping was...not the plan. Instead, we were sleeping in the RV as usual. You could say we’re saving on lodging costs.

After driving several hours away from Labyrinth City, we decided to rest.

Raoul and Ohagi went off to hunt monsters in the area, so I was alone at the moment. The two were out getting food as drop items and clearing out some of the monsters too as a safety measure, since we were spending the night here.

“Since I have time today, I’ll try using the fire pit!”

I unloaded the fire pit from the RV while humming a tune. The shallow fire pit was unassembled, split into the tray—which sat on top—and the legs. It was easy to transport and likely valued by adventurers. I quickly put the fire pit together and placed firewood inside the tray, but...it was difficult to keep it balanced.

“Hm... I wanna cook on top of it tonight, so it would be best if it doesn’t wobble when I put a frying pan on top...”

It was for the best to properly lay out the firewood. I made sure to be reasonable with the amount too—I used four large pieces, and I could throw in branches and such between the spaces. It’s a bit of a hassle, but I’ll have to keep adding branches and small pieces of firewood to keep it level. I added a feather stick as well, which I’d gotten quite good at making, and quickly started a fire. Perfect!

“I feel like having bread today,” I sang to myself, but in reality, I was having bread every day. As a former Japanese person, I wanted to have rice one day, but I could make lots of delicious things with bread by being creative, so it was okay.

I mixed flour and other ingredients that I’d bought in town to make a bread dough. While I let that rest, I prepared Ohagi’s food using the kitchen in the RV. I’d gotten my hands on some fish fillets, so I added it to the usual chicken. I planned on lightly grilling the fish and mixing it in.

Along with the chicken, I boiled some corn I was planning to use as a filling for the bread. It would’ve been best to steam it, but steaming was still difficult to me. Mister RV, could you please get a microwave? I asked in my thoughts shamelessly.

“Oh, but grilled corn is good too. I don’t have soy sauce though. I can’t believe I can’t have the delicious combination of butter and soy sauce...” I was disappointed.

As the chicken poached, I decided to resume bread-making. I melted some butter in a frying pan, then rolled the dough into a log and laid it in a circle around the rim. I planned to use the corn in the open space in the middle.

“The mayonnaise is going to be a problem...”

I knew how to make mayonnaise, but I wasn’t sure if it was going to turn out okay. I guess there’s nothing I can do about it if it doesn’t turn into actual mayonnaise.

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