I Am a Chief in a Primitive Tribe

Regarding the monkey's arrangement, he didn't say anything other than what he told Jiang to use.

That is to prepare the monkey to be a scout.

Because the monkeys are energizing enough and small enough, there are almost no existences where there are trees that can easily catch them.

The monkey’s IQ is only to be successfully domesticated. They can be used to spy on the enemy, and they can also carry out sneak attacks-for example, instead of people to set fire to the house, the success rate and concealment are much higher than people.

Of course, these are Mu Feng's current plans, and the specific domestication will have to wait until he returns to the tribe.

What he has to do now is to follow Baiyue to the Yishui Department to find the "grass seeds" Baiyue said.

If it was true that he had guessed that it was Maizi, then this discovery was too important-it was not just a simple matter of achievement points.

Because of looking for peanuts, Baiyue couldn't tell the direction to Yishui for the time being.

In desperation, Mu Feng and the others had to return to the place where they left off before, allowing Baiyue to identify them carefully.

Fortunately, after returning to the place, Baiyue found her way again and took them all the way to the west.

This is actually not to blame him, because the road is full of tall trees and jungles, and it is difficult to tell the direction when you are in it.

Because Baiyue was looking for a direction, their footwork was not fast—it could even be described as slow.

This allows Mufeng to go and see if there is anything useful along the way.

As a result, he really found Chinese medicines like honeysuckle and Bupleurum.

Since these things are useful, he naturally dug up some of them and brought them back.

During the period, they also encountered some hares and primitive chickens, and they were naturally "accepted" by Shufeng.

And the group of monkeys didn't dare to leave because there was no Mu Feng's words.

In addition, their leader and clansmen are still in the hands of Mu Feng, and they don't want to leave like this.

But they couldn't stand such a long journey, especially if they had to follow Mu Feng along the way, they couldn't find food at all.

And Mu Feng seemed to be able to stop and rest every time they were about to give up, giving them a chance to breathe.

When they were just about to turn around to find food, Mu Feng began to tell Shuofeng and them to go on their way.

After repeating this several times, these monkeys finally couldn't stand it anymore, one by one resting on the side of the road far or near, without the usual agility.

Even when Mu Feng walked towards them, they accepted their fate and generally did not avoid Mu Feng, obviously they had no strength to resist.

Mu Feng looked at the sky, and when the night was approaching again, he signaled everyone to camp nearby, let Shuofeng and the others light a fire, and washed, peeled and roasted the prey they had beaten during the day when they were on their way.

The meat is fragrant.

The soldiers feasted.

The monkeys were hungry, and they got up from the ground one by one. They all stretched their necks towards Mu Feng's fire, their noses twitched, and their eyes filled with desire.

But this time no monkey dared to make another move.

Because their leader and clansmen were still held by Mu Feng at this time!

If Mu Feng didn't see him, he deliberately gnawed the meat loudly, drank water, and chuckled his mouth from time to time.

This time the monkeys were even more irritated, scratching their heads, and spinning around in place.

And the big monkey was the closest to Mufeng at this time, licking his lips and swallowing, but never dared to stretch out his hand anymore-it was more horrible than any monkey to experience Mufeng!

At this time something unexpected happened to it.

Mu Feng beckoned to it unexpectedly.

The monkey looked left and right, confirming that Mu Feng was beckoning to himself, puzzled.

It knows that Mufeng understands their language, but it doesn't know why Mufeng doesn't use monkey language to communicate with them.

It hesitated again and again and carefully approached Mu Feng, eyes full of tension.

Mu Feng gave it a roasted rabbit, pointed at it, and pointed at the little monkeys around it.

The monkey reacted and called Chong Mufeng "chirp", and then he left with the rabbit and came to the group of monkeys that were already hungry.

The group of monkeys looked at the big monkeys and at Mu Feng. When they found that Mu Feng was not moving, they all gathered in front of the big monkeys to "chirp" and "oh oh" to divide the rabbits.

It's just that there are too few rabbits, not enough for this group of monkeys.

They finished eating quickly, and after eating, they looked at Mu Feng eagerly, and their voice changed from "chirp" to "wow" begging in a low voice.

This time Mu Feng did not stretch, and once again asked the soldiers around to give food to the monkeys. The difference from last night was that he didn't say anything.

In the evening, Mu Feng and the others arranged for night patrols as usual, and then part of them went to sleep.

Now this group of monkeys seems to have opened up too, and it is divided into two parts, one is resting, and the other is watching the night in the nearby trees and bushes!

In this way, this group of monkeys never gave birth to strange hearts again!

The next morning, Mu Feng woke up and walked out of the tent. Before he had time to see the surroundings, he heard a group of monkeys "chirp" and "oh oh", and then a few monkeys even dared to join in. When he came up to him, he was holding wild fruit from an unknown source.

Mu Feng looked at the appearance of these wild fruits, and wondered if he would follow these monkeys to see where they got them.

But thinking of the inconvenience of carrying, coupled with his eagerness to find Maizi, he had to dispel this idea.

After all, these wild fruits are nothing compared to wheat.

These monkeys were obviously pleasing him—obviously, they recognized the situation!

He was also polite. He took the fruit handed by a monkey, sniffed it, and took another bite. His mouth was sour from ear to ear. He vomited quickly, curled his lips and waved his hands and said to these monkeys: I have your kind intentions, but I won’t eat these fruits!

The monkeys were a little disappointed, but they still cried very excitedly for a long time.

Mu Feng's heart moved, and he told Shuofeng: "Go, let go of the rest of the monkeys!"

Shufeng was surprised, "Will they not run?"

Mu Feng smiled and shook his head: "Don't worry, they won't run away this time! If you dare to run, don't we still have Su Leibao?"

Shufeng nodded, and really let go of all the monkeys.

The monkey who had regained freedom was chattering and noisy, and didn't really run away, but squatted around cautiously.

Mu Feng then ordered Shuofeng and them to eat and drink breakfast quickly, and then they could continue their journey.

The monkeys on the side also consciously picked up branches for firewood, causing Shuofeng and others to almost drop their jaws!

Soon the group of people set off on the road again, through the jungle, they passed a flat plain area, on the plain, they accelerated their pace and headed west.

During this period, this group of monkeys always followed Mu Feng and them.

When passing through the jungle, they are like fish in the water, shuttle among the trees, and occasionally catch two birds and rip them and eat them.

But when they reached the plains, they couldn't keep up with Mu Feng's footsteps.

So a very strange scene appeared: besides the people sitting on the twenty mounts, there were even one or two monkeys sitting on each of the mounts!

The most funny thing is Shufeng's red deer, some of the little monkeys who have not grown up even ran directly on the road, holding their antlers and bumping all the way...

After crossing the plains, they entered the forest again. Baiyue became more and more familiar with the surrounding environment. After another night in the wild, he told Mu Feng: You can walk to the old part of the Yishui Department for about half a day!

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