Ji Nuan shrugged, "Of course, as long as you exchange it with your hunt, it's fine."
The water in the pot boiled shortly, and Ji Nuan used a small scoop to transfer all the water into several emptied jars.
As a female, Tuya was always interested in these matters. She came forward, squatted down, and helped Ji Nuan by tilting the pot to make it easier for her to gather the water.
Ji Nuan gave her a smile and said thank you.
"Shaman Ji Nuan, why do you have to put this clear water over the fire to boil?"
Perhaps because she had helped, Ji Nuan graciously answered her question: "The water that hasn't been boiled contains many things, including the eggs of various insects.
By boiling it with fire, we can kill these organisms in the water, so there's no need to worry about these tiny creatures and their eggs entering our bodies when we drink."
Tuya looked at the clear water and turned her head in confusion, "But I don't see any insects or eggs in the water?"
