The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Whoosh!

The sword light pierced the cold moon and was struck by the gorilla's fist, but it also directly cleaved the gorilla's fist. Then, the gorilla's arm flashed with silver light, fire, and blood. In an instant, the flesh and bone separated, leaving only a bone on the entire thick arm.

Roar!

The gorilla roared and howled in anger, but the next moment the sword light had already flashed to his neck.

boom!

Splash!

The gorilla's neck and head were smashed to pieces, bones and flesh flew everywhere, and brain matter splattered in mid-air.

As soon as he died, the army of insects that had been struggling in the firelight and lingering outside it swarmed over and crawled and piled up on the gorilla's remains.

Luo Zu couldn't understand the reason, but that didn't stop him from calling a retreat.

It seems there's only one enemy.

A giant gorilla fairy.

The fire continued to burn, and the bodies of the insects that had been burned to death were instantly ignited and exploded, so the dull thuds in the field never stopped, just like the sound of bamboo exploding after being burned fiercely.

The fire will burn for quite a while, but Luo Zu knows he can’t stay here any longer, as it may attract many prehistoric beasts to hunt for food.

Meanwhile, the giantess had shrunk in size and was calling out to her subordinates while carrying her large bone club.

Luo Zu glanced around and saw that his people had gathered in an orderly fashion at Tie Touwa's call. The team members with healing abilities were treating their injuries. None of them were seriously injured; they were mainly just exhausted.

On the other side, things were much worse. They had been being hunted for a long time. Although Luo Zu had spared some energy to protect them and even attracted most of the swarm's attention, a small portion of the group still died—seven people!

Most of them died from exhaustion, and were then torn apart by the swarm of insects, a truly tragic sight.

The woman had no time to grieve, or rather, she wasn't grieving at all, as if she had become accustomed to so many deaths.

She led the surviving members of her tribe directly to Luo Zu and the others. As for the remains of their companions, they didn't bother to collect them; in fact, they had already perished in the fire and were already acquaintances...

The woman walked up to Luo Zu and immediately began speaking... in witchcraft?!

Lozu knows the common shamanic language, but fortunately the woman speaks the common language as well; otherwise, if it were some small tribal language, Lozu would be completely lost.

She first expressed her gratitude: "Thank you, respected human warrior."

Luo Zu nodded: "This is not the place to talk. Let's leave here first."

He looked up into the distance and saw a huge, elongated shadow slowly approaching.

As Luo Zu had guessed, a colossal primordial beast had been drawn here by the intense battle.

Luo Zu was also familiar with that giant beast; it was the "lord" of this area within a thousand miles. It was a giant beast with the head of a bull and the body of a tiger, a thousand feet tall, which was discovered by the hunting team last year.

This behemoth is not only enormous, but also possesses a variety of strange and mysterious supernatural abilities. It can spew out highly corrosive, acidic, and foul-smelling sap, and its fur is even tougher than the refined iron that Luo Zu knows. Even at high speed, Luo Zu cannot penetrate it with his Giant Sword. As for spells such as fire control, they are suppressed by the surging blood and qi within its body and cannot land on it.

Therefore, the only option for Luo Zu if he encounters it is to hide.

Of course, before dodging, Luo Zumu activated the Giant Sword, passed through the sea of ​​fire, swept away the swarm of insects that were desperately gnawing on the gorilla's corpse, split open its left chest cavity, and then took out a gray-black heart the size of a human body.

Luo Zu didn't have a strange habit of collecting hearts; he just suspected that his heart wasn't in the left side of his heart, or that he had two hearts, or that his heart was in the sole of his foot, because he had stabbed him in the left chest but failed to kill him.

So after he slashed down with his sword, the question was easily answered; it turned out that his heart was located on the right side.

Originally, this was just out of curiosity, a casual strike with a sword, but then the swarm of insects became even more frenzied.

They pounced even more eagerly on the grayish-black heart, abandoning the gorilla's carcass entirely, as if they had been munching on it for so long just for this heart.

"He was from the Qiu Zhi demon tribe. I heard that he planted a worm mother cocoon in his heart. He used this worm mother cocoon to control these insects. However, he died, and the worm mother cocoon that was connected to his life should have died with him." The woman saw the movement in the firelight and then explained.

"Are there people raising Gu poisons these days?" Luo Zu slightly raised his eyelids, but didn't say much.

This woman is unlike Xi; she seems to know quite a lot.

Then, Luo Zu hurled his heart into the air and cleaved it in two with his sword, revealing a cocoon inside, about the size of a peanut.

Indeed, it had no vitality whatsoever. Luo Zu's spirit, which he had entrusted to the giant sword, conducted a slight examination.

But this thing should be quite useful. Just look at these crazy insects. He knows that if used properly, it could be very effective in fighting against people.

call!

The giant sword returned at high speed carrying the mother insect's cocoon, bringing with it a gust of wind.

The insects tried desperately to catch up, but Luo Zu then directly put the insect mother cocoon into the world inside the pot, severing its connection with the outside world.

Then the swarm quieted down.

The people who were on high alert could only watch as the swarm of insects ceased their struggles and was engulfed in flames.

"Let's go." Luo Zu waved his hand and led everyone away from the place.

At this moment, the bull-headed tiger demon was getting closer and closer.

If we don't leave soon, we might end up eating a hot pot of cow dung broth.

Fortunately, the Bull-Headed Tiger Demon came leisurely, like an old man or woman passing by a non-discounted market. Luo Zu and the others ran fast, and with Luo Zu's occasional wind-riding support, their speed was indeed faster than a fast horse.

Soon the group hid in the forests familiar to the "caveman" and began to rest.

After fetching water and dry rations, Luo Zu made perfect arrangements for everyone.

In addition, the wounded in the women's group received emergency treatment to prevent them from dying after running all that way.

One of the wounded had his abdomen pierced, but he managed to survive thanks to the tenacious vitality of the prehistoric human race.

Luo Zu treated him, and a vibrant blue light flickered on his abdomen. He first stopped the bleeding, then rearranged the positions of his internal organs and repaired the broken parts of his intestines and stomach.

However, his treatment could only go so far. After all, this was the Primordial Human Race, which was quite large, not the small Human Race in the World Within a Pot. Luo Zu was only a "pseudo-immortal" who had refined his spirit and returned to the void, and he could not yet bring people back to life by restoring flesh and bones.

The other injured were also treated by Luo Zu and the team's healers, and only then did he have time to have a serious meeting with the woman who called herself Tang.

The meeting was attended by a group of "caveman" and there were absolutely no topics that underage "caveman" should hear.