After traveling through ancient times, she became a wild woman

Such a good beast was covered in flesh, and it was really painful for Asai to just let it float away.

But the big tree could no longer bear the weight of the beast.

If the beast is fished out by force, the tree may really sink.

He can't just throw his clansmen away just for a bite to eat, right?

The first thing he wants to protect is the safety of his clan members, and he can think of other ways later.

These three beasts can only give up.

The tribesmen also felt sorry for the three big beasts, but they had no choice but to watch the beasts float away.

Asai looked at the beasts floating away in the water, and then looked at the messy debris in the water, feeling extremely bad.

Just at the beginning, they encountered a wild beast trying to climb the tree.

If the water gets bigger and bigger, or there are more and more wild beasts, will it become more and more difficult for them?
Besides beasts there are humans.

He couldn't help it, and he didn't want to, but he had to.

Asai, who had an idea, gave the order directly: "Ading, push him away, the tree is going to sink."

As there was more and more water, the big trees began to slowly float in the water.

Sometimes in the wilderness, they would rescue foreign warriors who were in trouble but still alive.

Ading gritted his teeth with red eyes, opened the human's fingers, and said guiltily: "Our big tree is sinking and we can't come up anymore. You can find another big tree."

The water flowed into the big tree, and the whole tree was swaying, with a terrifying feeling that it would sink at any time.

He had to eat and drink after saving people, so how could he have any extra barbecue for the foreigners to eat?

But they never expected that a human being would drift up to them and stand at the entrance of the big tree.

But now, it cannot be saved. Ading understands this truth, otherwise the tree will really sink.

The human wanted to charge forward again. Ading's eyes were filled with anger. He picked up his spear and warned him sternly: "If you come closer again, I will kill you."

A Ding is a warrior. He could be cruel to wild animals in the past, but he has never been cruel to humans.

The human clung to the big tree and cried out for help, but in the end, Ading pried off his fingers and pushed him away.

The human is asking for help, and the tree is swaying.

Asai looked at it, feeling happy that everything was moving in a good direction.

If he saw a human being asking for help in the water, would he save him?
What happens after the rescue?
His big tree can't even hold the weight of a beast, so how can he save people?

After Asai thought for a while, he firmly stated that he would not save foreigners, he only wanted to save his own people.

As the human pulled, the other end of the tree sank instantly.

He couldn't let his tribe members drown for the sake of a foreigner.

That human was picking in the direction of Ading.

Humans know that they can't climb up a big tree, so they can only swim to a tree that is about as thick as his body and is floating in the water.

He was guarding the entrance of the big tree, and A Ding was at the other end of the big tree.

As soon as the upper body climbed up the tree, a fish beast suddenly dived out of the water, opened its huge mouth, bit the human's feet, and dragged him into the water.

The human beings disappeared from the eyes of Ading and the others without even a exclamation.

This horrific scene was deeply etched in everyone's eyes.

Ading clenched his spear tightly, feeling guilty and remorseful, but he did not move. He wanted to protect his people.

The tribesmen who originally thought that Ading was a bit over the top, saw the fish beast open its mouth and reveal the sharp teeth inside, but they all put away their pity.

The big tree also got water because of the man's scratching just now, which increased the burden on the big tree.

At this time, the big tree was swaying, and the entrance of the tree was jumping at a level with the water.

A sense of terror that is about to sink in at any moment.

Asai knew that he had to come up with an idea, otherwise the big tree would really fall asleep.

He wanted the tribesmen to take away the water from the big tree, but now if the tribesmen moved a little bit, the big tree would sway and water would come in.

If we continue to walk back and forth in the big tree with water in our hands, the big tree will really sink.

Asai looked at the familiar tribesmen and reluctantly picked up half of the beast and threw it away. The eyes of the clan members were all filled with reluctance, but no one questioned the clan leader's decision.

You can't let the clan leader throw you away just because you are reluctant to part with animal meat.

Only then did Asai say: "Clean all the water in the tree."

Only then did the tribesmen dare to move around. The tree would still sway when they moved, but it was much better than before.

At least there is no fear of sinking into the water at any time.

After holding all the water in the big tree clean, all the tribesmen sat nervously in the swaying big tree without saying a word.

Some tribesmen were shaken and vomited.

One person vomited, and so did the other tribesmen who couldn't bear it.

Some people also vomited on animal meat, animal skins, and fruits.

It's really a mess.

When the tribesmen were crowded in panic, the big tree swayed again.

Asai tried hard to calm the restless hearts of the tribesmen and directed them to start cleaning the inside of the big tree and sorting the animal meat and other edible items again.

Then the tribesmen were rearranged and seated so as to prevent water from entering the entrance of the tree as much as possible.

He also distributed animal meat to the tribesmen to eat. It was better to eat it than to throw it into the water.

He took a bite of raw animal meat and his mouth was filled with blood.

But there is no heavenly fire or fire. If you don't want to starve to death, you can only eat raw meat.

Safe for now.

A few days ago, Asai didn't save humans when he met them. He didn't kill wild beasts unless they bit them, so as not to waste his energy. He just killed them if they bit them.

As the rain increases, there are more messy things in the water, and it becomes more difficult for the big trees to drift and travel. There will always be obstacles here and there, making it impossible to move forward.

It's not scary to block it, you can move forward after cleaning it up.

What I fear most is meeting fish and beasts. They jump and fling around in the water unscrupulously, despise and bully them.

Especially when fish and beasts fight in the water, it is they humans who suffer.

I don’t know if the beast that fell into the water has become smarter. A single beast will not come to snatch their big tree.

Only two or more wild beasts will come to snatch their big trees and then fight with them.

Several tribesmen died in the bite of such wild beasts.

Dead tribesmen cannot be placed in big trees, as they will stink.

But if they are thrown into the water, their bodies will be eaten by fish and beasts.

In the past, the dead tribesmen were buried underground on the earth, but now they have to be treated like this.

Asai felt sad but had to make a choice.

It is better to throw the corpses of the dead tribesmen into the water, and then watch the corpses of the tribesmen being dragged away by fish and beasts.

More than half of the animal meat in the big tree was eaten, and several tribesmen also died.

If you encounter a wild beast again, kill it and drag it directly to a big tree to prepare it for food.

Asai saw that there were fewer people in the big tree, and he came up with the idea of ​​saving the people in the water.

Save humans and become their tribesmen. Let's fight against wild beasts and fish beasts together and survive together.

They actually saved a few humans, and both parties got along very well.

As the rain gets heavier and heavier, the water surface becomes wider and wider, there are fewer wild animals and more fish and animals.

They could not hunt down wild animals, and their meat was consumed day by day.

Seeing that he was almost out of food, Asai brushed off the green leaves on the big tree as he passed by.

You can eat every bite you can, but you can't starve to death.

Then there are the fishing beasts. (End of chapter)