I am a primitive

The wise female priest thought for a while, and then began to speak slowly.

She told the leader of the Bannong tribe that the 'Qingque Tribe' should be the person or tribe who made this exquisite and outrageous pottery.

Such words immediately excited the leader of the Bannong tribe.

He then asked the wise priestess whether the fact that the sheep tribe, which is not very strong in combat power and numbers, was able to hunt so many sheep was also related to this 'green sparrow tribe'.

Compared with the obsession and shock of the female priest for pottery, the leader of the Bannong tribe is more concerned about how the tribe can get so many sheep.

After thinking for a while, the wise priestess shook her head, expressing that she didn't know if these sheep had anything to do with that 'Qingque Tribe'.

After such an answer, the calls of some animals domesticated in the tribe came faintly from the darkness.

This voice woke up the leader of the Bannong tribe, and made him suddenly realize something.

That is, since people in their own tribe can feed these animals, can this strange tribe also feed so many sheep?

The more the leader of the Bannong tribe thought about it, the more reasonable he felt, because apart from this explanation, the rest really couldn't explain this strange thing.

He told his thoughts to the priestess.

When he was full of confidence and thought that he had uncovered the truth of the matter, the priestess was silent for a while, but shook her head again quite unexpectedly.

This puzzled the leader of the Bannong tribe.

But when the priestess led him to see the lambs that had been killed and the large number of ewes, he understood what the priestess meant.

This is the same as raising these animals in your own tribe. Under normal circumstances, female animals are reluctant to kill them, let alone those young animals that have not grown up.

After figuring this out, the leader of the Bannong tribe began to ask the priestess how to learn how they obtained a large number of sheep from the people who did not understand the language.

The priestess of the Bannong tribe smiled, and then said, they will talk about it tomorrow...

In the Qingque tribe, which is a certain distance away from the Bannong tribe, not everyone has fallen asleep.

At this time, within the Qingque tribe, many places were still lit with fire.

Among them, the room where the granary in the tribe is located has the most fire.

In the light of the fire, there would be yelling and shouting from inside from time to time, making it look very chaotic.

Of course, it wasn't that Qingque's granary was on fire, but that some people in the tribe were fighting rats in the granary at night.

The house mouse, a terribly irritating creature, seems to have been associated with farming.

The Qingque Tribe has only a few years of surplus food, and these guys have already come to the door, and there is still a tendency to hang on.

In the past, Wu used the methods Han Cheng did to kill many rats, but after many rats were killed by tricks, the remaining rats refused to fall for these tricks.

Han Cheng strongly suspected that these mice could talk, otherwise, with Wu's tireless efforts, there would be no way that there would be more and more mice in the granary as they are now.

Under certain conditions, beating a mouse is not the same as beating a tiger. For example, now, the senior brother who is tossing with a wooden stick and others who are sweating all over have a deep feeling for this...

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Inside the granary, there are circles of scorpions, which are filled with the newly harvested grain this year.

The food circles are very close to each other, and the gaps are very small.

Rats can travel easily, but huge people can't.

It is really not easy to catch mice under such circumstances, not to mention that it is still night and the light is not very good.

Seeing that the time was almost up, Han Cheng began to persuade Wu to go back and give up the difficult task of catching mice at night with brute force.

That's right, the biggest reason why the people of the Qingque tribe would hold such a large-scale mouse-catching event at such a night is because of witches.

Old children, old children, after people get old, they do become more and more like children in certain behaviors.

If before Han Cheng's arrival, when the tribe often had to worry about food and other things, Wu would naturally not be like this now.

But after Han Cheng came, the situation in the tribe got better and better, and with Han Cheng, a big tree that sheltered from the wind and rain, the heavy burden on Wu became lighter all of a sudden.

After there was no pressure, Wu, a great master, became more and more youthful in his mentality.

And after Huo Yi and Huo Er, who were older than the witch in the tribe, passed away one after another, everyone in the tribe had a lot of different feelings towards the oldest witch in the tribe.

Otherwise, Han Cheng would never let someone enter the granary at night with an oil lamp to catch mice.

Even these oil lamps don't contain much oil, and they are covered with thin paper.

After all, the granary is an important place, and fire prevention is more important than Mount Tai.

At this time, the old primitive man who had been careful for most of his life was chattering for a while at the corner of the warehouse.

This is a serious rebuke to those rats who ruined the food of the Qingque tribe.

Even the tribal dialect that has not been spoken for a long time is used, which shows that Wu is very angry at these annoying things.

However, after hearing Han Cheng say that the fire might burn the food, Wu immediately gave up the idea of ​​fighting the mice tonight.

Without Han Cheng opening his mouth, he, who hated mice the most before, urged everyone to come out of the warehouse quickly.

After everyone came out, he stretched out his head and looked in the dark granary for a while to confirm that there was no light, and then he solemnly closed the door of the granary.

Thinking back to the scene when all the grain houses were on fire, Rao Wu had seen too many battles at this time, and he couldn't help shaking his body at this time.

Fortunately, Shenzi reminded himself that no matter what he said in the future, he could not let the fire enter the granary...

Hearing Wu Man's self-reproach, Han Cheng and the elder brother, who had caught mice for half a day but didn't even catch a single tail, comforted him again.

After finally persuading the increasingly childish Wu to sleep, Han Cheng went back to his room to sleep.

Little Pea went to bed very early tonight. When Han Cheng and Han Cheng entered the room, both Bai Xuemei and their mother and son had already fallen asleep. ,

Han Cheng covered the two women with the sackcloth sheet, and fell asleep lightly himself.

Recalling Wu's childish behavior, Han Cheng couldn't help but want to laugh.

But all smiles, the mice in the granary still have to find a way to solve it.

In addition to the physical methods of catching mice such as hanging embryos, the simplest and most effective way is to raise cats.

After all, these things are the natural enemies of mice, so getting two and putting them in the granary is much better than Wu lying on the crack of the door and looking inside the granary all day long.

Of course, the cat mentioned here is not the Tom who can't find the North who was bullied by the mouse and the big dog.

If Fujiang dared to join them with the mice, without Han Cheng's hands, Wu, an old guy who was still agile after the start, could kick them in the ass a few times.