The salted fish couple is fleeing famine

Chapter 309 Big Tree Tribe
Amanlin replied cheerfully:

"I'm from the jungle tribe. These are guests from far away, not our tribe. The guests have many good things, including pots that can be used to boil water. Do you want them from your tribe?"

"What prey do they want to trade for?" The other party was obviously interested in the pot and quickly inquired about the price.

Amanlin turned his head and drew on the wooden rice paper: They want to replace your pot, how much meat do you want?
Hei Wa held up the gold nugget in his hand and smiled: "Child, ask, do they have this?"

"They don't want meat, they want to exchange yellow lumps for pots. Do you have yellow lumps? That's it!"

He took a large yellow lump from Hei Wa's hand, which was quite heavy, and showed it to the people in the tree.

The people of the Big Tree Tribe saw that this thing they had seen before finally came down from the tree.

I saw someone nimbly climbing down from the tree house more than 20 meters high, in three or two motions, as dexterously as an ape.

After he landed, Heiwa and the others finally saw an aborigine whose lower body was wearing, uh, a bark skirt.

His bark looks very thick at first glance, but I don’t know what it feels like when wearing it? !

The natives of the Dashu tribe took the yellow pimple from Amanlin and looked at it for a while, confirming again that they really knew this thing.

Amanlin rubbed and exchanged a few words with him.

Then he sent a message to Hei Wa: "Their tribe has seen these yellow lumps and can take you to find them. They want a lot of pots!"

This native doesn't know arithmetic. Amanlin painted all the rice paper and it's not finished yet.

I thought this deal would be completed immediately.

Who would have thought that when the fools from the Dashu tribe heard that it would take ten days to reach their camp, they were a little unhappy.

It was so far away, and he was also afraid of people like them, who looked tall and strong at first sight.

Amanlin was helpless. The people of the big tree tribe were not as diligent as the jungle tribe.

The translator was given to Hei Wa and the others, which made Hei Wa anxious.

Then, let’s build another kiln on the same spot!
Amanlin, who conveyed the news, was extremely envious. These people from the Big Tree Tribe could actually use pots before his tribe.

Ah, poor jungle tribes!

They were the first to make friends with these people, but they had to wait until the end to use them.

Don't make those sad little eyes too obvious.

Hei Wa was amused: "Child, I will go to your house last and repair the kiln for your house. I will teach you how to burn it later, okay?"

After Amanlin received Heiwa's guarantee, he was so happy that he really wanted to roll around in place!
He is the smartest child in the jungle tribe, and he alone has earned a kiln for the tribe.

From now on, they can burn as many pots as they want. He has learned the skill of squeezing mud with one hand.

His little eyes were rolling, and he looked like a little mouse who had succeeded in stealing oil, which made everyone laugh non-stop.

Look, the natives are really not stupid at all.

Gao Huaiyu learned that the natives of this big tree tribe, after knowing where the gold was, were kind and patient.

He made arrangements and asked the soldier brothers to cooperate quickly and help the uncle build a kiln and continue to make pottery.

Before dark, the chief of the Dashu tribe returned with his tribe.

What is special is that the leader of the Dashu tribe is actually a female chief.

The female chief wore a knee-length skirt made of wild grass, which looked much thinner than thick tree bark.

Among a group of short natives, she has a clear advantage in height, measuring 1.6 meters tall.

The figure looks like a cheetah, very strong.

She heard the tribesmen who stayed in the camp talk about what they had seen today, and learned that these people were brought here by a boy named Jungle Tribe. The tribe also learned a lot from the chief, and the boy showed off the good things that his friends gave to their jungle tribe.

Amanlin has not left a shadow in the Lion Tribe at all. His friends are so kind to him, how can they not publicize it?
Besides, his friends are so strong, he is not afraid of other tribes coming to snatch them away.

The female chief became interested in the so-called pottery, which was yellow and not as hard as stone. They knew where to find it.

This deal is a bargain!

Her tribe only has more than 500 people, and there are more women.

Usually they mainly collect plant seeds and roots, supplemented by hunting. If they have pottery, they can take it further and pack more grass seeds.

Their tribe is in short supply of earthen bowls that can make broth. Like Amanlin, she wants more earthen bowls.

The female chief also scolded the boy who stayed behind: "You can just walk for a while and get a jar. You are so lazy! Don't eat tonight!"

She looked far away in the tree house, looking at the group of people dressed very differently from them, as if they were digging mud in the river.

There were so many people, and they were all tall men, which made people worried.

What should I do if these men want to steal the women of their tribe?

The tribes with many men nearby like to bully the Dashu tribe, and many women are snatched away by these people every year.

Hei Wa didn't know that the female chief had raised the alarm and regarded tall men like them as ferocious beasts.

If the tree house hadn't been difficult to build, they might have moved that night.

It takes them half a year to build a treehouse. If you live in it, you can live in it for up to five years, and you won't be able to move it easily.

There is strength in numbers, and their stone furnace was set up on the second day.

Digging the mud, hammering the mud, pinching the mud.

Unfortunately, it would take several days to dry the mud, and they were in no hurry.

The Dashu Tribe sent people to watch them for twelve hours, and they kept watch for ten days and ten nights. The people who were watching could hardly bear it any longer.

Heiwa asked Amanlin to bring the pottery to see the female chief.

"Is this what they made?" The female chief looked over and over at a clay pot. She felt that this pot could hold a lot of grass seeds, which would be very useful.

Amanlin's eyes were full of pride. He witnessed the construction of another kiln, and he was proud in front of his peers.

"Yes, chief, my friends are very skillful with their hands. They are willing to give their pottery-making skills to your Dashu Tribe. From now on, you can do as much as you want!"

The female chief no longer doubted that since they had not robbed the women of their tribe, they were also willing to teach this craft to their tribe.

All I want is to take them to see the places with yellow bumps.

This time, the female chief came in person.

She looked carefully at the kiln built by Heiwa and the others, and saw pottery all over the floor.

The excitement made her overcome her fear of tall men.

Before the people from her tribe came to learn how to make pottery, she happily led Heiwa and the others to find Huangpiao.

Gao Huaiyu was even more excited than the female chief and wanted to form a brother and sister of different races.

When they were as tired as dogs, they finally climbed to the top of this bare mountain.

The female chief pointed to the bottom of a cliff on the side of the mountain.

Let Amanlin translate: They saw those yellow bumps at the bottom of the cliff!

(End of this chapter)