Through the ancient times: My love is not too late

Chapter 2 Meeting the Savage
Chapter 2 Meet the Wildlings

I dug out the only bag of toast, took out two slices and ate it. I ate two and a half red fruits. I felt that the sweet and sour taste of green dates was not bad. I drank the mineral water in the opened bottle, Su Ya I dare not drink any more.

I only brought two bottles of mineral water, and now there is only one bottle left.

Originally, I saw a small river on the road today, but when I saw animals drinking water by the river, she was afraid of getting close to being attacked, or there were ferocious animals by the water, so she planned to try to find a safer place tomorrow.

Covering her body with the down jacket and leaning against her backpack, Su Ya finally fell asleep amid wild thoughts.

Maybe it was because she was too tired, the next day when the sun was fully lit, Su Ya woke up, and the fire had already been extinguished.

I was so hungry that I had no choice but to take out the toast and the remaining one and a half red fruits for breakfast. There was only one piece of toast left. It seemed that I was going to find something to eat.

Putting on her backpack, Su Ya continued to walk in one direction, hoping to get out of this forest and find someone to talk to.I encountered some fruits on the road, purple, red, black purple, orange, cyan, many kinds.

But she dared to pick only the half-red fruit that tasted like jujubes and the green fruit that looked like apples with a lot of juice, because she saw some small animals that fell on the ground and were eating them.She named these two kinds of fruits as green red dates and green apples.

After eating two green apples, the feeling of hunger went down.After walking for another two or three hours, she couldn't move anymore, so Su Ya had to stop and rest.

Su Ya thought of the experience of the past two days, and felt very moved. She really didn't expect to encounter time travel.Suddenly, there was a roar of wow, yah, yah.

Looking back, there are five savages with messy hair and an unknown animal skin around their bodies. "Ah." Su Ya screamed and took a step back.

I saw that they were all muscular, dark and tall, holding some unknown objects that looked like wooden sticks, but also pointed forks.

One of the tall, dark-skinned savages strode forward, grabbed Su Ya's hand, "Yah, yah." He babbled at Su Ya.

A few savages beside him also stepped forward excitedly, chattering, and then pointed at Su Ya's backpack.

Su Ya struggled, grabbing her backpack tightly. "Who are you, go away", kicking the savage, "go away, go away."

"Crack, crack, blah." One of them babbled again, and then, except for the savage who was holding Su Ya's hand, everyone let go, and no longer reached out to the backpack that Su Ya was desperately protecting.

Su Ya was terrified, "Who are you?" She found that she couldn't understand the words of these savages at all.

She feared they were cannibals or savages, and who knew what would become of her.

The savage who was pulling Su Ya picked up Su Ya, and then ran in one direction at a speed of "wah, wah, wah", and the savages behind followed suit.

Su Ya only felt the whistling wind in her ear, and she screamed loudly. The savage didn't care at all, and continued to walk and run in the forest. Su Ya's swaying body made Su Ya feel uncomfortable to death.

On the way, Su Ya watched several other savages quickly capture some non-dangerous animals, and immediately cut off the animal's neck, dripping with blood, so scared that she dared not speak a word.

The savages ran for about an hour, and finally came to an open field, and a half-enclosed valley appeared.Before he could see clearly, he was thrown on the ground, and the people around him came to surround him.

The sky also darkened, and I saw a large bonfire burning in a very wide place, on which a wild boar was roasted, but at least twice the size of a normal wild boar, and a pile of unknown animals beside it corpse.

"Yeah, whoa, whoa, whoa!" Someone reached out and grabbed Su Ya's backpack, pulling it curiously.During the pull, Su Ya was holding on to the backpack tightly, and one of the backpack bags was damaged, "Don't grab my bag, go away, go away."

"Ah, Xia Xia Xia" Surrounded by a completely incomprehensible noisy language, Su Ya just hugged her backpack tightly and curled up.

A high-pitched "Wah-wah" sound interrupted the mocking noises around, and the surroundings became quiet.

A 40-year-old man with feathers on his head came over, the animal skin on his body looked smoother, and then nodded amidst the babbling of the savages next to him.

He lowered his head and looked Su Ya up and down, glanced at Su Ya suspiciously, and then chattered to the savage who brought Su Ya back.Su Ya didn't understand, and guessed that she was asking them how she got here.

Su Ya could only let them all look at her in a daze, completely ignorant of what they said.Suddenly the savages who brought him back became excited, dancing and dancing.

Then the five savages started fighting each other.There was a sound of "sha, ya, ya, ya, ya" cheering around.

In the end, it seemed that one of the savages in half-yellow, half-black hides won, but it was already dark and it was not clear who it was.He yelled at the others, then picked up Su Ya and started running amidst cheers.

Su Ya had to struggle. Although she couldn't understand the words, she could guess some of them. She felt bad.

She was scared, uncontrollably scared, these were unreasonable savages, yes, he had already determined that they were savages.I was afraid of being eaten, and I was afraid of that kind of thing, so I couldn't help but get red eyes.

The savage felt Su Ya's sobbing, and his footsteps stopped. "Hahahaha?" It seemed to be asking Su Ya what's wrong.

It's a pity that Su Ya couldn't understand, she could only pat the wild man on the back vigorously, "Put me down," she felt a glimmer of hope, although it might not be counted.

Sure enough, the savage didn't respond, and continued to carry Su Ya.Su Ya felt desperate, and she couldn't hold back her tears.

"Quack, quack, quack, quack."

"Hey, yah yah." Then there was a tidy yuck sound, and the savage who was carrying Su Ya finally stopped, and Su Ya raised her head and looked forward.

The crowd who were excited just now fell silent, and then they all knelt on the ground, facing a shadowy corner obliquely ahead.

The savage also knelt down, "Yeah." He followed the crowd and bowed his head, then raised his upper body.

Looking in the direction of the crowd's worship, a man wearing black animal skin came over. He was tall, but not as muscular as the other savages.

Under the reflection of the bonfire in the distance, Su Ya could clearly see the appearance of the man, with thick eyebrows and full lips, he looked much cleaner and tidier than others.

Under the firelight, she still couldn't see her eyes clearly, but Su Ya felt that there seemed to be a sharp gaze staring at her. With just one gaze, Su Ya couldn't help being startled, but she couldn't help but look at him.

This is the most normal-looking person here, with a clean face and not so stubbled.

(End of this chapter)