The halfling carved the hide off the boar, took a few bones, carved out the bladder, and any usable meat. He popped all of it into his inventory as he collected it. And then he traveled back to his burrow. The kiln by now had hardened. He put wood inside , buried it, and lit a fire underneath. Making charcoal could help him immensely.

He gets some branches and makes a rack. He considers hanging the leathers up but he needs to dry them out. He thinks on this for a second before heading towards the lake.

He swims across the lake to the other side where the salt deposits. Wilton pops the shovel out of his inventory and digs up the salt. He pops the pig hide out of his inventory, washes it in the lake, and then salts it. He then takes the salt, the pig hide, and his shovel back into his inventory.

He takes the bladder out of his inventory, washes it, and then salts it. After doing so he swims across the lake again and heads back to the burrow.

The halfling hangs the pigs hide out to dry on the rack he had made. Having some usable leather might be worth having around. He also hangs the bladder up.

He uncovers his clay kiln, pulls the charcoal out, and places it under the kiln. He then pops clay out of his inventory and forms a couple bowls, a pot, a lid, a slab for a grill, and utensils which he places in the kiln. He then lights the charcoal on fire with some extra wood and dead grass. Wilton covers up the kiln to keep it nice and tightly packed while it cooks.

He chops up two of the leeks. Saving the bulbs to plant and preparing the leaves for cooking. Once he thinks the kiln is done he uncovers it. He takes the grill and the pot with his shovel and pops them into his inventory.

He should go to the brook to cool them down. Though it is far past midday already. He won’t have much daylight left. He better hurry.