The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

"This news... is neither good nor bad."

Luo Zu looked at the trembling woman in front of him and muttered to himself.

This woman was human, weathered by life, over three hundred years old, named Xi, and had given birth to seventy-six children.

These are her self-introductions, emphasizing that she has given birth to seventy-six children.

In addition, the language she used was a common type of demon language.

Luo Zu was fortunate enough to be taught by an elder, but he has only been able to use it today.

Before Luo Zu taught the "Peak Caveman" language, most humans used a mixture of languages. The prehistoric world was vast, and the demon race was divided into many groups, as were the witch race. Before the spread of "Chinese", the "Peak Caveman" tribe had as many as eighteen languages ​​mixed together. Sometimes, without the use of gestures, it was impossible to understand what others were saying.

The reason why this woman can speak the universal demon language is that she was once kept by a large demon clan.

What does "domestication" mean? It means that humans have become food for the demon race.

Later, because this large demon tribe was to split off a branch, she was taken away with her. During this time, in order to transport humans more quickly, the demons gave them a common demon language.

However, during the transport, this branch was attacked by the Wu tribe. Their flying vehicles were destroyed, a large number of demons died, and the human race was almost wiped out. She ended up in this area and, after years of wandering, was now discovered by the "Cavemen".

Of course, she didn't know the exact number of years, since the primordial world didn't keep track of years. Even the liches and demons, cultivators, didn't have a proper unit conversion for time, only referring to one era, one primordial state, and that was all.

According to Luo Zu's chronology, one era in the primordial world is 129,600 years, and one primordial chaos is 129,600 eras.

The reason why the time units are so large is mainly because the creatures in the primordial world often have lifespans of thousands or tens of thousands of years. Those who have achieved immortality are even less concerned about time. So, with a rough calculation, the concepts of era and primordial chaos came into being.

Moreover, this was promoted by Zhu Jiuyin, the ancestral witch of the Wu tribe.

This knowledge was left behind by the elders; otherwise, if Luo Zu had been born in such a remote place, he would never have known about the Primordial Era, since he wouldn't have lived to see that time.

"Chief, is she dead?"

Ironhead pointed to the woman who had suddenly fainted.

Luo Zu glanced at him sideways. With such disordered breathing, you're telling me she's dead?

"Exhausted and malnourished, he fainted." (In short, he fainted from hunger.)

The possibility of starving to death in the prehistoric world is still very high. After all, the human race is so weak. There are many ferocious beasts in this land. If the human race does not have a group, it can only tremble at the bottom of the food chain.

"Chief, what did she say?" Tie Touwa asked again.

"She said she gave birth to seventy-six babies." Luo Zu fed her water while crushing some dried meat and mixing it with water for her to swallow.

Upon hearing this, Tie Touwa's mouth dropped open: "Only this many?"

Xi does look quite old; she appears to be close to five hundred years old.

The main problem was that her life was too difficult, even more so than the primitive life of the "Peking Man".

He was disheveled, his hair was half-white, he was poorly dressed, covered in wounds, his skin was dry and shriveled, and his chest was no longer firm. He looked really bad.

After feeding her, Luo Zu treated her by sending her a wisp of Qi to save her life and prevent her from dying on the bumpy journey ahead.

After enduring so many years of hardship, suddenly encountering someone like her can relax her mind, and her already fragile body is likely to collapse.

As for whether she was lying, Luo Zu believed that his eyes would not miss even the slightest micro-expression of the primitive people of this era.

"Let's go back to the tribe," Luo Zu called to his men.

This unexpected discovery still made Luo Zu a little excited, as it meant he finally had the opportunity to learn about the outside world.

This woman lived in a large demon tribe. Although she was kept in captivity, she must know a great deal.

In addition, Luo Zu also needs to find out where that large demon tribe is, since this tribe raises humans as food. If the "Cavemen" are too close to them, it could be dangerous.

As for how close a distance is, based on Luo Zu's limited understanding of the prehistoric world, he felt that tens of millions of kilometers would be considered close.

It's entirely possible that a powerful demon could travel tens of millions of miles in a single burst of light, even farther than Sun Wukong's 108,000 miles.

Moreover, the demon race also has flying tools, which even low-level demons can use to migrate long distances.

Under such circumstances, Luo Zu really needs to be careful. The "Cavemen" are still too fragile. The current prehistoric world has not yet been updated to the human race version. The human race cannot challenge the liches yet. Let's develop quietly for now.

In addition, there were other races besides the Lich and Demon races in the prehistoric world, but most of them were suppressed by the Lich and Demon races, and some were even absorbed into the Lich and Demon races.

Luo Zu had also considered whether he should lead the human race to join the demon race, since they had the goddess Nuwa as their powerful backer.

But now it seems that the demon race looks down on the human race at all, treating them only as food. Well, not food, just snacks, since there's so little human meat, it's hardly enough to fill the gaps between the teeth of those huge demons.

After an hour of trekking through mountains and rivers, Luo Zu and his companions finally made it back to the tribe's cave.

Upon arriving at the cave, Luo Zu instructed the hunting team to put the woman down, then patted her cheeks in an attempt to bring her back to her senses.

"Chieftain, shall I do it?" Seeing that Luo Zu hadn't been able to wake the woman, Tie Touwa spat twice onto his palms, then rubbed his palms together and volunteered.

"You're so heavy-handed, what if you kill me?" Luo Zu glared at him.

Luo Zu then conjured a ball of water, removed some of its heat to make it ice-cold, and then smashed it onto the woman's face.

puff!

The woman woke up with a start, staring in disbelief as she screamed and slid back-to-back across the floor.

"No, no, no..."

"What did the clan leader say?" Huowa asked, leaning closer.

Luo Zu did not answer, but instead sent two women from the tribe to comfort her.

Luo Zu had even taught them a few words of demonic language beforehand.

After a period of commotion, the woman calmed down, and then Luo Zu had someone bring her water and food.

The human race in the prehistoric era had relatively good digestive systems; they wouldn't die from overeating if they suddenly started eating after a long period of fasting.

So this time, Luo Zu gave her normal food.

After she had eaten and drunk her fill, she recounted her entire experience at Luo Zu's request.