The shepherds started arguing, each shifting blame and claiming that it was everyone else's fault while they themselves were completely innocent.
As the sun rose higher, the already humid and stuffy island became even hotter, and huge mosquitoes flew around us, threatening to leave us with a large welt if we weren't careful.
The shepherds were in a bad mood and even started fighting. For a while, adults were arguing, children were crying, and there was chaos.
"Roar!" A roar suddenly came from not far away, carrying a wild and intimidating feeling.
The shepherd family stopped arguing and looked toward the source of the sound; they all stared wide-eyed.
They were a group of dark-skinned people, naked except for a circle of leaves around their waists, barefoot, with disheveled hair and filthy faces, making their features almost indistinguishable.
They were holding long sticks with sharpened tips, some still stained with blood.
Shouting as he thrust his stick upwards, he approached the direction of the shepherd's family.
The Mu family was completely stunned.
"What are these things?" asked Sun, the eldest son's wife, in a trembling voice.
“Yes, it looks like a human, but it doesn’t look like a human either. It’s a monster,” Zhou, Mu Laosan’s wife, murmured.
"There are forty or fifty of them, we can't possibly beat them, run!" Mu Taoxian took off running, screaming as she did so, not daring to look back.
The other herders fled quickly, while the injured crawled on the ground, howling in grief.
But primitive humans were best at running, and they were tall with long legs, so how could they outrun them?
The savage strode forward and quickly reached the front, pinning down the shepherds and dragging them back by their hair, causing screams of agony to fill the air.
The other savages surrounded the shepherd's family, and after throwing them together and pointing at them with the tips of their sticks, the savages parted, and the strongest savage stepped out.
This was a burly, robust female savage, who seemed to hold the highest position. She wore a long necklace around her neck made of conch shells, pearls, and animal teeth, and had two tufts of bright feathers from some kind of bird stuck in her hair.
A thin, savage man approached her and respectfully began, "Gulu jili wali%&*#@..."
The shepherds couldn't understand a word; their pupils dilated in fear and confusion.
What kind of place is this? I don't know if it's people who don't speak human language, or wild animals that are trying to speak human language.
Mu Xinghe is too ruthless, throwing them here.
The female chieftain brushed aside her subordinate who was reporting, and facing the Mu family, she spoke coldly and sternly: "*&^%$#@咕噜几哇哒呱拉稀哆......"
The herdsmen were completely bewildered.
But it was clear that the savage was questioning and interrogating them.
Boss Mu swallowed hard and said tremblingly, "We didn't come here on purpose to disturb you, and we certainly won't compete with you for territory. Someone brought us here. As long as there's a way for us to leave, we'll leave immediately and won't linger."
As he spoke, he humbly placed his hand on his chest as a promise.
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