It turns out that the Baijia tribe has basically never been trained to be bitten by a snake.

However, as female warriors, once they successfully learn to walk, they will go to the wilderness for training with the experienced female warriors of their tribe.

Because they lacked proper protective equipment, they were dressed simply.

Therefore, during this long training process, they were often bitten by various venomous snakes.

After being poisoned, they were sent back to their clan for treatment by a priest.

Of course, that would undoubtedly be something like herbs.

If you can be cured, you'll be given a second chance at life; if you can't, you'll just have to wait to die.

This is one of the reasons why the Baija people, despite being an ancient tribe in the Amazon, still have such a small population.

Ignorance, feudalism, coupled with a matriarchal society, lack of ambition, and autocratic rule.

After listening, Ye Feng and the others finally had their doubts resolved.

Salra's ability to heal itself from snake venom can be summed up in two words: genes.

As one of the ancient tribes of the Amazon, they had already established themselves here when most Chinese people still wore braids.

It has been passed down for hundreds of years...

According to Darwin's theory of evolution, humans are the most advanced animals on Earth, and have been continuously evolving not only their bodies but also their brains.

They can also choose their evolutionary path based on the environment and climate…

Because they have lived in the rainforest for a long time, coupled with their almost suicidal survival training methods...

The women of the Baija tribe have fully evolved.

Although this was achieved at the cost of countless lives, those who survived were all strong and healthy.

Not only is its physical condition excellent, but it has also developed antibodies against snake venom.

To put it simply, if a regular venomous snake were to bite Ye Feng and his companions...

Even after receiving antivenom, they still need to lie down for a period of time to recover.

Women of the Kebab tribe have antibodies to snake venom in their genes, as long as it's not a highly venomous one, or they haven't frequently encountered venomous snakes...

For them, it might just be a couple of days of discomfort, or they could recover on their own after a good night's sleep.

Just like the honey badger in Africa...

However, Salla's self-rescue methods, coupled with Ye Feng's timely medication, also played a significant role.

That snake probably wasn't highly venomous, which is why she was able to heal herself in such a short time.

Ye Feng let out a long breath, marveling at the mystery of this primitive tribe.

A strange thought suddenly came to mind.

If someone like Salla had a constitution like that, she could go to China and do a live stream, performing how she recovered from a snake bite within three hours.

That would mean an annual income of tens of millions...

Scientists will probably capture her for research...

"Coo coo coo~"

Just then, Salla's stomach suddenly started growling.

Her large, dark eyes blinked as she looked at Ye Feng, her gaze filled with longing.

Ye Feng simply smiled and took out a compressed biscuit and a handful of pork jerky, handing them to her.

Salla took it but didn't eat it right away; she just sniffed it with her nose.

He examined it from all angles, like a child seeing a toy for the first time, his expression full of curiosity.

Because in her world, she had no idea whether or not these fragrant things were edible.

"Don't worry, this is food... food for us modern people."

As Ye Feng explained, he popped a biscuit into his mouth, indicating that the other person could eat without worry.

"Oh~"

Salra pouted and started eating, mimicking Ye Feng's manner.

She had only been chewing for three seconds when her almost invisible eyebrows suddenly stood up very high.

"Mmm~ Alimtata! Tata!"

She mumbled and nodded repeatedly at Ye Feng, speaking in a language she couldn't understand.

The Baija people are mostly of Native American descent, and their languages ​​share some similarities with Native American languages, Mongolian languages, and Chinese.

For example, the Chinese words "you" and "I" are translated into Native American languages ​​as "ning," "nong," and "nei."

However, some phrases still have different pronunciations and tones, such as retroflex and alveolar consonants.

Although she couldn't understand the words, it was clear from the way Salla wolfed down her food that she had never tasted such delicious food before.

And just like that, she quickly finished the handful of food.

Even the hardest compressed biscuits, which could be used as rocks, she chewed up like bread, quickly crushed them into pieces, and swallowed them whole.

Ye Feng and his companions grimaced and swallowed hard.

These female warriors of the Baijia tribe are truly armed to the teeth.

No wonder even Tang Weiwei was almost tricked by him.

If you let them eat compressed biscuits like that, they're bound to knock out their front teeth.

After finishing their meal, Salla knelt down in front of Ye Feng, looking at him with a solemn and serious expression.

He raised his hands horizontally and made several respectful bowing gestures.

"No, no need..."

Ye Feng quickly stopped her, thinking that Salla hadn't eaten enough and wanted to eat some more.

So he took a few more cookies out of his bag and handed them to her.

Unexpectedly, Salla accepted the biscuit, but put it inside her palm leaf-woven underwear.

Then she continued to prostrate herself devoutly… afraid that Ye Feng wouldn’t understand, she recited it in English…

"Thank you Allah for saving me... Thank you for bestowing this supreme delicacy upon your people."

She kept repeating the name Allah, a sight that surprised Zhan Pengfei and Qi Xiaoyan, who both looked at Ye Feng with confusion.

"Brother Feng, who is Allah?"

Ye Feng looked helplessly at Salla. These backward and feudal primitive people liked to use religion to implement their ruling policies.

"I just read a book that says the Baija people are Muslims."

The god of this religion is called Allah, who is neither male nor female, controls all things in the universe, and has given them everything, including life.

I think...she must have felt that the food she just ate was a gift from God, otherwise it wouldn't have tasted so good.

"That's not right..."

Zhan Pengfei was still puzzled after hearing this…

"Logically speaking... she speaks English, so she should be considered to have been influenced by modern civilization. Is she really that ignorant?"

Ye Feng stroked his beard and speculated:

"I guess it's because of our skin color and language. During the year she was trafficked, she certainly didn't come into contact with people of Asian descent or Chinese people who speak Mandarin."

In addition, we saved her as soon as we met her. For a primitive person like her, people who are new and unknown are often mysterious and awe-inspiring.

Therefore, in her understanding, it's understandable that she considers us to be gods.

As he spoke, Ye Feng stopped Salla from kowtowing; her forehead was already red from the prostrations.

This shows that Ye Feng's guess was indeed correct.

The language of the Baijia tribe has many similarities to Chinese.

In Salla's eyes, Ye Feng and the others' faces were completely unfamiliar, as if they came from another world.

Add to that the selfless treatment, the delicious food, and the equipment they had never seen before in their lives—what else could this be but a god?