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A Cave to Call Home 1 :
A modern soldier wakes in a harsh era, locked up by a cruel family. A hidden farm and magical spring help him
survive and break free. Starting in a mountain cave, he hunts, grows crops, and trades his way toward a better life.
With a kind woman beside him, he builds the loving home he never had.
A modern soldier wakes in a harsh era, locked up by a cruel family. A hidden farm and magical spring help him
survive and break free. Starting in a mountain cave, he hunts, grows crops, and trades his way toward a better life.
With a kind woman beside him, he builds the loving home he never had.
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00:02no food for you you jinx we only have so much food if you eat what will i eat eat
00:06shit
00:07he deserves to starve keep it down the neighbors will hear mom if you don't come eat i'll eat your
00:12share too i'm coming eat up up that jinx two days in there will teach him
00:30didn't i die during the mission
00:39did i cross over to the 1960s the previous host's family feasted every day even passing strays got
00:46a bone but he fought them for scraps
00:55until tonight starving to death he sneaked a sip of cold air caught by his parents
01:03he was beaten severely and thrown into the woodshed
01:14damn the previous host's body is too weak
01:17i can't move at all harvest realm water give me water
01:36who is it you got a death wish
01:39mom it's the woodshed how dare he that jinx is bashing the door
01:44brat keep it up and you'll starve for three days
01:58herald quinn mrs quinn you locked me in the woodshed to starve me to death
02:04bullshit who's starving you you just wouldn't behave
02:08shut up get the chief steward and get the village elders right now what are you doing
02:16cutting ties i'm done with the quinn family today
02:20how dare you you eat our food and drink our water
02:23i eat scraps and drink dish water
02:25i give the family all my work points
02:27i sleep in the woodshed while you get the main house eat white flour and wear new clothes
02:32if you don't call them i'll shout outside and let everyone see how the quinn family drives their 20 year
02:37old son to his death
02:41go get the chief steward and grandpa balthazar and grandpa hamish
02:48there's no justice a son hitting his mother
02:53make a scene the bigger the better today this facade will be completely torn down
02:59why the ruckus so late
03:01chief steward you must help us this brat kicked the door down and tried to hit me
03:04we disciplined him and he wants to cut ties is that right
03:07felix speak they locked me in the woodshed all day no food or water
03:13i just kicked this door open if i didn't i would have died in there
03:20nonsense who starved you you refused to eat
03:23i refused
03:26where did felix quinn's new shirt and clarissa quinn's shoes come from
03:30what about my 200 work points from last year
03:33where did the money and grain go
03:45do you know how i've lived these past five years
03:48how i survived
03:50i slept in the woodshed for five years freezing in winter leaking in summer it fall apart with
03:56a light kick they live in the main house while i eat leftovers licking their bowls clean
04:01yesterday i was starving i sneaked a few sips of porridge and got beaten and locked in the woodshed
04:08these are from yesterday's beating i even have injuries from fainting from hunger in there
04:15harold mrs quinn is felix telling the truth he's making it up
04:24if you want the truth just check the woodshed
04:26or ask the neighbors here how i've lived all these years
04:32harold he's grown up now treating him like this is wrong
04:36grandpa balthazar i ask for nothing else i just need you elders to bear witness today
04:41i felix quinn am severing ties with harold and mrs quinn
04:45we go our separate ways dead or alive
04:49you wish from this house i want absolutely nothing
04:53not a single thread or grain of rice i want none of it
04:57just the severance document signed in black and white
05:02felix wants nothing just the paper to cut ties
05:05fine by me
05:07we'll do it let's go inside to write it up
05:09it's written clearly felix takes nothing from the quinn's
05:14and cuts ties with harold and mrs quinn
05:16leave your thumbprints no going back now
05:20everyone here is watching third brother and i will testify
05:22i won't back out
05:27once you walk out that door
05:28don't expect the quinn's to care for you
05:29suits me fine
05:36whoops
05:50it's so late
05:52where are you going
05:53there's an abandoned cave at the mountain's foot
05:55i'll stay there for now
05:56That place is damp and remote, and there are wild animals.
05:59He's truly given up on them.
06:02I'll have the militia check on him tomorrow.
06:04Go die out there! Never come back!
06:08I'm still hungry, but that suffocating feeling of others controlling my fate is gone.
06:14The cave is far and run down, and might have wild beasts.
06:18But so what?
06:19It's my own place. From now on, I'm truly free.
06:23The Quinn family.
06:50I need to get some food first.
06:54Can't count on the Quinn family.
06:55My only way out is Shadow Bear Woods.
07:02My body's enhanced by the Miracle Spring, and I have the Harvest Realm.
07:06No need to carry prey. Just store it.
07:33A bit rough.
07:35But, it'll work.
07:44Now!
07:51Got it!
08:08Better head back.
08:17Nice!
08:22Three wild rabbits in the harvest chamber, and two pheasants.
08:33One more.
08:42Done!
08:49Done!
09:00Since time-traveling to the 60s, this is the first meal I got myself.
09:12Still not enough.
09:23Shadow Bear Mountain.
09:24This is my first hunting ground.
09:44A man-made hidden cave.
09:50Not deep, and pretty empty.
10:10Weapons!
10:14Fifteen rifles, and two handguns.
10:17Seven or eight ammo boxes.
10:30Weapons and gold bars!
10:33All mine now!
10:38Store the guns!
10:41Store the ammo!
10:45Store the gold!
10:54Not just one, a whole herd!
11:01A herd of wild boars!
11:02A herd of wild boars!
11:04Free meat delivered to me, no reason to say no.
11:21it's really dead over 300 pounds of meat fat and lard a hard currency fat and lard are hard
11:27currency tonight's my turning point this isn't a wilderness it's a gold mine
11:52food and warmth are sorted for now guess i struck it rich overnight
11:57can't eat gold bars can't use guns openly too much boar meat gotta trade it for grain cloth pots and
12:05bedding i'll bring samples to the market first scope out the buyers
12:22this is my ticket in
12:37going in
12:47wild game these days is worth more than eggs or greens
12:55how much for the rabbit five dollars and the pheasant is three dollars
13:01i'll take them
13:05he doesn't look like an ordinary guy want some wild boar
13:10how big freshly hunted not small i want about 10 pounds not here somewhere else
13:18east side brick kiln in an hour i'll wait for you alone deal buying wild boar by himself
13:24he's got guts either their family needs fat or they're buying for someone else
13:40where's the stuff
13:46just butchered caught it at night got more yeah i want 30 pounds must have good fat four dollars and
13:5644 cents a
13:56i'll give you 44 dollars plus 10 pounds in ration vouchers and five feet in cloth vouchers
14:01he's paying so readily must be in a hurry
14:04cash and vouchers ready follow me
14:12wait here
14:12okay
14:13okay
14:15okay
14:23okay
14:44Okay.
14:51Deal.
14:52Find me if you get more of this.
14:55I'm Mr. Doyle from the Cultural Center.
14:57I'm at the Underground Market Wednesday and Saturday mornings.
15:00I'll keep an eye out.
15:10Excuse me. I need cotton, quilt covers, linings, and clothes.
15:13Cotton requires a voucher. Covers and linings need cloth vouchers.
15:22You barely have enough for coarse white cloth. We have three pounds of clearance cotton.
15:25One fifty a pound. No voucher needed.
15:26One dollar fifty cents a pound. No voucher needed.
15:27I'll take it.
15:54Corn grits. No vouchers. Eighteen cents a pound.
15:57Quality?
16:09Thirty pounds.
16:17The cave's only temporary. Damp, cold, and unsafe. Can't live there in winter.
16:24I need my own house.
16:26The foothills are secluded. No one wants them. And it's great for hunting.
16:32But a homestead needs main settlement approval. I just cut ties with my family.
16:35The Quinn family might interfere.
16:38I'll clean up the cave first, so the villagers know I'm serious about settling down.
16:43Different when I'm in the wind.
16:51I'm gonna keepấn of the cave first, so I'm getting off my shoes.
16:53I'm going to eat.
16:57I'm going to eat this.
17:00I'm adding a dollar for four times.oeier
17:01eat, I can't eat. I can't
17:02eat thatfish. I can't
17:03eat. I can't
17:04eat. I can't
17:04eat. I can't
17:05eat. I can't
17:08eat. I can't
17:11eat.
17:19It's a bit chilly, but at least it's a bad.
17:26I need to make a door and fix the cave walls.
17:27Still gotta fix the cave walls.
17:29Need some tools.
17:32I'll go find Peter, borrow some old communal tools, and see the village's reaction.
17:45Isn't that the second son of the Quinn family?
17:47The one who cut ties last night?
17:49Heard he's living in that abandoned cave.
17:52Harold Quinn and his wife are so ruthless.
17:59Well, the mountain king is back.
18:02Sleep well in that cave? Wolves didn't get you?
18:04Ha ha ha ha ha!
18:14Drop it. He's got nothing to lose now.
18:17If he snaps, you'll regret it.
18:22Chief Weston.
18:25Need something, Felix?
18:27I'd like to borrow some tools.
18:30The cave entrance is exposed, and the inside needs work.
18:34I need an axe, saw, shovel, and hammer.
18:37I'll return them when I'm done. I'll pay for any damage.
18:41Planning to stay in that cave long term?
18:44Just for now, until I get some money.
18:49Old Tate, take him.
18:50Find him some spare tools in the storage, and log it.
19:04Here, be careful with them. Return them when you're done.
19:07Thanks, Mr. Tate.
19:16They're not for me.
19:17Just keeping them handy.
19:20I'm just keeping them handy.
19:45Rough, but it blocks the wind and hides the inside.
19:57This young man is really planning to settle down here.
20:03Is that a white cloth bed sheet?
20:05Looks new.
20:07Where'd he get the money?
20:10Probably hunted some game and traded it at the market.
20:15Grandpa Balthazar is here.
20:30Third brother, this poor kid.
20:37The Quinn family is committing a sin.
20:45Grandpa Balthazar coming by like this does more good than me working for ten days.
20:58Sigh, finally I can take a break.
21:01I can lie down.
21:02Finally got a place to lie down.
21:05Time to eat first.
21:20Ah, it's so nice.
21:30The miracle spring is still healing me.
21:34Into the mountains.
21:39Can't get my new clothes dirty.
21:41I'll change into my old ones.
21:49Gunshots are too loud.
21:51Only as a last resort.
21:56This time isn't just about surviving.
21:59It's about gathering resources and getting stronger.
22:09Roe deer are meaty and slow to react.
22:11They're great prey around here.
22:13It's about to run.
22:14Only one shot at this.
22:27Tender meat.
22:28Barely gamey.
22:29Tender meat.
22:30Not too gamey.
22:31Whether to eat or trade, it's top quality.
22:50Wild jujubes.
22:53The harvest chamber has the miracle spring and soil.
22:56I should be able to grow things.
23:05Will it survive?
23:15Ah, it worked.
23:17It really can grow.
23:21This harvest chamber is insane.
23:30Good stuff.
23:32Relieves fatigue too.
23:34As long as I get grain and vegetable seeds, I can have white flour, rice, and all kinds of fruits
23:39and veggies.
23:59The harvest chamber preserves freshness.
24:01Whatever goes in comes out exactly the same.
24:07There's also half a wild boar in there.
24:09The rest of the roe deer, hares, and pheasants.
24:13Plus gold bars and weapons.
24:19Can't touch the gold and weapons.
24:22Keep the corn meal for eating.
24:23There's too much meat.
24:24Need to trade it for money and goods.
24:26ASAP.
24:27I'll head to town tonight.
24:37How much for the meat?
24:39A buck fifty a pound.
24:40No vouchers.
24:42I'll take it.
24:51I'll take it.
24:53Good start.
25:08That should do it.
25:10Any more and I'll draw attention.
25:20Business is good, kid.
25:23Need something?
25:24Don't get me wrong.
25:25I see you're selling fine wild boar meat.
25:27Wondering if you'll have more later.
25:34I'm Hayes, Balthazar Hayes, from the Machinery Purchasing Department.
25:38Big factory.
25:39Lots of workers.
25:40Lots of managers, too.
25:41Sometimes we need good stuff for our meals.
25:43Your goods are perfect.
25:45We can discuss the price.
25:47And we need a lot.
25:49I'll take whatever you've got.
25:52Wild game.
25:53I'll take anything good.
25:55Paid in cash.
25:56The Machinery Purchasing Department is a good connection.
26:00It'll make moving goods easier.
26:02And safer.
26:06I don't have much left today.
26:09How do I reach you when I get more?
26:16Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, I'm usually at the office.
26:20Or use this address.
26:21It's more private.
26:26I'll reach out when I have more.
26:29Deal.
26:29Looking forward to it.
26:30Straightforward.
26:31Let's do business again.
26:32I promise you won't lose out.
26:46This trip was worth it.
26:52I need to pick up a few things.
26:57I'd like to buy a pot.
26:58The smallest one.
26:59Just big enough to stir fry.
27:14Got any fine grain?
27:16You sure you want fine grain?
27:18It's not cheap.
27:19Yes.
27:20The quality has to be good.
27:23Follow me.
27:30Rice is one dollar a pound.
27:32Flour is one dollar a pound.
27:34No vouchers needed.
27:35Ten pounds minimum for each.
27:36Fifty pounds of rice.
27:37Fifty pounds of flour.
27:39In cash.
27:43This is a strategic reserve.
27:45Worth it.
27:45Next up.
27:47Seeds.
27:50Got any grain seeds?
27:52Vegetable seeds, too.
27:54What do you need seeds for?
27:56Money isn't an issue.
28:01Rice seeds.
28:02Wheat.
28:03Sorghum.
28:04Potatoes.
28:05Sweet potatoes.
28:05Cabbage seeds.
28:06Fifty dollars.
28:08With seeds, I finally feel secure.
28:26Faye Brooks?
28:31Faye Brooks.
28:32During the previous host's 20 hard years, she was the only one who secretly cared.
28:35Her family was poor, too.
28:36But she always saved her own meals to give him cornbread, roasted beans, or even eggs.
28:39Eat up, Felix.
28:40Don't let anyone see.
28:41In the previous host's life, she was the only light.
28:48Felix.
28:49Faye!
28:50What are you doing here?
28:52I heard you cut ties with the Quinn family and moved here.
28:55I was worried.
28:57Felix.
28:57Take this.
28:58I hid this for you.
29:00I'll bring more in a few days.
29:05Faye, I...
29:06I gotta go back.
29:07Mom will notice if I'm late.
29:14Your help in my time of need.
29:15I won't forget it.
29:18Faye.
29:19It's my turn to take care of you now.
29:29Not much variety.
29:31But it's enough.
29:39It worked!
29:40It really worked!
29:42As long as I have seeds, I'll have an endless supply of food and veggies.
29:47No making do today.
29:48Gonna eat a real meal.
30:05So being full feels this amazing.
30:15From now on, here at Shadow Bear Ridge Foothills, I'll make something of myself.
30:21Faye Brooks family has it rough too.
30:23Her dad is gone.
30:24Her mom is always sick.
30:26And she has a little brother.
30:27Despite all that, she still saved her food for me.
30:29I won't go hungry anymore.
30:30But what about Faye?
30:31Where's Faye?
30:32And her mom?
30:35Maybe the miracle spring can ease her mom's illness.
30:37I must keep the spring a secret.
30:39I'll call it a mountain healing spring.
30:41An old hunter said it cures coughs.
30:50I should give this back.
30:52So she can feed Jamie.
30:59Who is it?
31:00Faye.
31:01It's me, Felix.
31:04Come in before anyone sees you.
31:10I'm here to see Aunt Brooks.
31:16No.
31:18You live in a cave.
31:20Take these back.
31:24Child.
31:25You just moved out.
31:27You have it worse than us.
31:28Take them back.
31:33Aunt Brooks, I have enough for myself.
31:36I got these from the mountains.
31:39Faye helped me before.
31:41Now, I'm returning the favor.
31:46This is a healing spring from the mountains.
31:48The elders say it's good for chronic coughs.
31:51It soothes the throat.
31:52Give it a try.
31:52If you feel better, I'll bring more next time.
31:57This water.
31:59It really works.
32:01I'm glad it works.
32:03Keep this jar.
32:04One bowl a day.
32:05Don't drink too much.
32:06I'll bring more when you run out.
32:09Use the flour to make some soft food for Aunt and Jamie.
32:12Don't save the meat.
32:13Health comes first.
32:17Take this back.
32:18I really have enough food now.
32:22Felix, just take care of yourself.
32:25That's all that matters.
32:28I will.
32:29You'll be fine too.
32:31I should go.
32:32I'm off.
32:33Find me at the foot of the hill if you need anything.
32:37Sis, the meat Felix brought smells so good.
32:40Can we eat it?
32:44Yes.
32:45Mom.
32:46Jamie.
32:47We're having meat today.
32:49And white flour.
32:58Is this the rich soil where I planted the seeds at noon?
33:06These would fetch a huge price at the underground market.
33:12I'll go straight to Balthazar Hayes this time.
33:15I still have that wild boar I hunted a few days ago in the harvest chamber.
33:17If I can secure this connection with the machinery purchasing department, selling goods won't be a problem anymore.
33:26Excuse me, old gent.
33:27Does Comrade Balthazar Hayes from the machinery purchasing department live here?
33:30What do you want with Mr. Hayes?
33:32Brought some wild game from home.
33:33Mr. Hayes said he was interested.
33:35Unit 3.
33:357th floor on the left.
33:36Keep it down.
33:37It's still early.
33:38Thanks, sir.
33:44Who is it?
33:45Mr. Hayes.
33:46It's me.
33:46The guy who sold the wild boar the other day.
33:52Have a seat, buddy.
33:54You're so early?
33:55Got something good?
33:56A big, fresh wild boar.
33:59Freshly killed.
34:00Nice and fat.
34:01Over 200 pounds of pure meat.
34:04Where is it?
34:05Didn't dare bring it into town.
34:06Stashed it safely outside for you to check.
34:09Behind the west side flour mill.
34:11By the gap in the wall.
34:12It's an open spot.
34:13See you in an hour.
34:15All right.
34:15I'll get a cargo trike.
34:17And bring two guys.
34:18If the meat's good, I'll make it worth your while.
34:34Where's the stuff, young man?
34:35Inside.
34:36Check it out, Mr. Hayes.
34:37All right.
34:42At least two fingers thick.
34:44Good stuff.
34:47280 pounds.
34:49Easy.
34:49Let's call it 280.
34:51$1.50 a pound, $420 total.
34:54Plus 30 pounds of ration vouchers.
34:55And 10 feet of cloth vouchers.
34:57How's that?
34:57This price.
34:58This price is more than a year's wage for an average worker.
35:00Deal.
35:05$420.
35:05Count it.
35:10If you get more fat ones like this, I'll take as many as you have.
35:13It's almost new year.
35:14For factory bonuses and gifts for management, the demand is huge.
35:17I'll let you know if I get more.
35:22Now I have enough to build a house.
35:24An even better one, too.
35:31Sir, looking for some vouchers.
35:32Old gent, need some vouchers.
35:34What kind?
35:35Industry and sugar vouchers.
35:37Grocery and pastry vouchers.
35:38Soap and match vouchers, too.
35:40Industry vouchers are scarce.
35:42They're pricey.
35:43Price isn't an issue.
35:44As long as they're real.
35:47Five industry vouchers, plus sugar and grocery vouchers.
35:50Pastry, soap, and match vouchers.
35:52That'll be $20.
36:00Miss, I need some fabric.
36:02Five feet each of floral and red plaid.
36:04That's $3.75.
36:06And a 10-foot cloth voucher.
36:10A pound of fruit candy.
36:12Two packs of shortbread biscuits.
36:25Building up my household bit by bit.
36:32Time to head back and plant a house.
36:33With that floral cloth and candy.
36:34But this floral fabric and candy should be given to Fay Brooks first.
36:46Who is it?
36:47It's me.
36:50Felix, why did you bring stuff again?
36:53Let's go inside first.
36:59Felix, no way.
37:00Cloth vouchers are hard to get.
37:01And the candy and shortbread.
37:02This is too expensive.
37:03Young lady, listen to me.
37:06When I had it worst, you saved your rations for me.
37:10I remember that.
37:12The floral fabric is for your clothes.
37:14The red plaid is for Jamie's jacket.
37:16The candy and shortbread are for you.
37:18Make brown sugar water for Ant.
37:20The noodles are soft, so they're easy for Ant to eat.
37:23Felix, you still live in a cave.
37:25You should keep these.
37:27I don't need them.
37:31Don't worry about me anymore.
37:33It's my turn to take care of you.
37:37Keep these safe.
37:38I'm off.
37:39Find me at the foothills if you need me.
37:52Only gone half a day, and the crops are already ripe.
37:59They're really ready to harvest.
38:18To live a good life, I need more capital.
38:21Game meat is the fastest money.
38:23I must maintain my tie with Balthazar Haze.
38:25I'll head deeper into Shadow Bear Ridge to hunt something worthwhile.
38:37The biggest sow is over 200 pounds.
38:39The young ones are pretty big, too.
38:47I didn't make that noise.
38:59A tiger!
39:05Can't run.
39:06Turning my back is suicide.
39:24I killed it!
39:25I actually killed a tiger!
39:28A tiger!
39:28A tiger!
39:32A tiger!
39:32A tiger!
39:32A tiger!
39:48A tiger!
39:48A tiger!
39:55A tiger!
40:00A tiger!
40:01A tiger!
40:02A tiger!
40:03A tiger!
40:03Good spot for the night.
40:09There's a lot of them.
40:13A wolf pack.
40:17Take out the alpha first
40:40Maybe I'll keep you
40:54Stick with me from now on
40:55I'll call you Dusty
40:56Easy to remember
40:59Let's go, Dusty
41:00We'll rest for tonight
41:01We'll grab food in the morning
41:02And head back
41:12Smells like chestnuts
41:18Wild sweet chestnut
41:20Sweeter and softer than regular chestnuts
41:22Wild jujube trees can grow
41:23Sweet chestnut trees might work too
41:32Collect
41:36Haha, it worked
41:40Sweet chestnut trees and wild jujube trees
41:43Now the harvest orchard has two kinds of fruit trees
42:00Let's go home, Dusty
42:10Wild apples
42:11Four trees
42:12Four trees
42:17Perfect
42:18Time to head home
42:28That's a lot of fish
42:35Store
42:40It's alive
42:41The harvest chamber sustains life now
43:02This harvest chamber is becoming more like a mini world
43:15Watch the house
43:16I'll be right back
43:25Mr. Hayes
43:30You're finally here, buddy
43:32That good stuff?
43:34A fat wild boar
43:35Two fine wolf pelts
43:36And some wolf meat
43:37Great
43:38The usual place
43:39Behind the old flour mill
43:40See you in half an hour
43:52Fat boars
43:53Thick wolf pelts
43:55Good stuff
43:59Bores at the usual $1.50
44:00Wolf pelts are $30 each
44:02Two make $60
44:03Wolf meat is $0.80 a pound
44:05About 100 pounds
44:05So $80
44:06That's $520 total
44:08How's that?
44:08Works for me
44:15Hey, Mr. Hayes
44:16I've got something even rarer
44:18Got a buyer for it?
44:20Even rarer?
44:32Tiger meat?
44:33You bagged a tiger?
44:35A complete tiger hide
44:36And most of the tiger bones
44:38It's risky stuff
44:39Got a safe buyer, Mr. Hayes?
44:43I do
44:45Don't show this to anyone
44:47Two days
44:48Tops
44:49I'll let you know
44:51Deal
44:51I'll be waiting
44:54That tiger is a real jackpot
44:56Let's see what Balthazar's backers
44:58Are willing to pay
44:59Okay, let's see what I'm going to do
44:59I'll let you in the middle of the day
44:59I'll let you in the middle of the day