The Holy Beast Island is very large. If Kroeber's estimate is correct, the area of ​​this island should not be less than 500 square kilometers.

The group landed on the west side of the island and marched along the coastline towards the tribal settlement in the southwest. It took a long time to reach their destination.

It was not known whether the Sea People lived too comfortably or were too hungry to patrol, but the people inside only reacted when Krober's army was almost approaching the camp.

They arrived at the tribe's gate without any obstruction and broke open the simple wooden gate effortlessly.

And the people inside haven't even organized a decent resistance.

Krober entered the tribe and looked around carefully under the protection of the soldiers.

Naturally, I had to confirm the population situation of the Sea People Tribe first. After all, I had been thinking about it for a long time before I came here.

Moreover, the current population of his territory is indeed too small, and the transportation from Huaguan City is too far, so the loss is too great.

The Sea People Tribe is Krober's best choice.

But after careful observation, Krober felt that the current situation of the Sea People Tribe seemed different from what he had guessed.

Among the population shown by the People of the Sea, women and children are the majority.

Most of the women were relatively young, with the oldest being in their forties. They wore simple animal skin clothing and held simple wooden weapons, which was consistent with the characteristics of primitive tribes where everyone was a soldier.

Most of the children were naked. Some of them had some animal skin clothing to cover their bodies, but they were a minority after all.

At this time, they were hiding behind their mother, looking timidly at this group of scary-looking strangers.

These people all looked pale and skinny. It was obvious that these tribesmen had not had a full meal for a long time.

This also indirectly confirms the reason why Yan went on a long sea voyage and the correctness of the information he provided.

There are very few male tribesmen in the tribe now, and most of them are old, weak and sick.

The deputy chief and other official-level combat forces mentioned by Yan are not here either. According to Yan's speculation, they are most likely out hunting.

Since the main force of the Sea People tribe is not here, he can take advantage of the opportunity and take over the tribe without bloodshed.

Let Yan be the representative and communicate with this group of tribesmen, so that they will submit to him obediently.

The people of the Sea People tribe also seemed to recognize their chief.

Although his appearance had changed a little, they still recognized him.

Some of the braver tribesmen walked forward slowly, and seeing that the "tin men" around them did not attack them because of their actions, they slowly walked to the front of Yan.

@#$#%#…

Krober ignored what they were talking about and instead focused his attention on the camp.

The level of civilization of the Sea People tribe was very low, which Krober could understand.

But he didn't expect it to develop so low.

In Kroeber's mind, a civilization with a development history of at least several hundred years should at least have a certain prototype of civilization.

But this is not the case with the Sea People tribe. Their lifestyle is still relatively primitive.

Seen from the outside, that circle of low wooden walls might be the greatest manifestation of the civilization of the Sea People tribe.

Entering the wooden wall, most of the things you see are sleeping bags made of animal skins, with only a small number of scattered small wooden houses scattered in disorder on the open space.

In the center of the gathering place, there is a huge bonfire. This should be the center of the Sea People tribe. The closer to the bonfire, the more sleeping bags there are, and the fewer they are.

Therefore, the bonfire also plays a major role in resisting the cold and providing warmth.

"It seems that the Sea People tribe is in the transition period from the most primitive campfire-living era to the wooden house era."

Looking at the crude tools in the hands of these tribesmen, Krober seemed to understand why wooden houses were so scarce.

"It's great that they can build the wooden wall at all."

He shook his head helplessly. It seemed that this group of tribesmen still needed a considerable degree of domestication before they could be considered for placement in the territory and becoming subjects.

Before that, we really could only adapt to the new society as slaves.

Yan had spent about four months adapting before this. Judging from the current situation, as long as there is enough time, the Sea People Tribe should still have a great chance of being successfully domesticated.

Although they are wild, they also have a certain instinct similar to that of wild beasts, which allows them to identify dangers and make choices that are best for the survival of the group.

Even when the tribe faced a food crisis, they still did not abandon the elderly, weak and sick in the group.

This move still made Kroeber feel very relieved.

At the very least, there is still humanity in the Sea People tribe.

Unlike Kroeber's impression of a certain island race, who would throw their elderly family members into the mountains to fend for themselves if they couldn't support them, this behavior made Kroeber despise them very much.

(This race is purely fictional, I hope the reviewers can rest assured)

Krober, who was carefully observing the details of the Sea People tribe, was led to the front of the team by Yan, who had already finished talking with the tribesmen.

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It's a bit ambiguous, man!

Ever since the last time Kroeber patted Yan's shoulder and comforted him on the boat.

Yan seemed like a different person. The most obvious manifestation was that he used more body language towards Krober.

This made Krober feel very awkward. Although he refused sternly and even scolded him, Yan's action was completely subconscious.

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