The sudden noise broke the quiet morning near the Qingque tribe.

Han Cheng had a heavy workload yesterday, so he slept soundly at night and woke up late in the morning.

I was awakened by the sound, and after realizing what had happened, my still confused mind immediately became clear.

How come there are people here so early in the morning? Which tribe is so proactive?

Thinking this, he got up from the bed and ran out barefoot.

When we arrived at the entrance of the cave, we saw that the gate of the tribe was closed and more than half of the people had climbed up the high wall with weapons in their hands.

After making sure that nothing would happen in the short term, he turned back, hurriedly wrapped the fur that he was using as clothes around himself, and then left the cave again.

The children of the tribe were still hiding in the caves and did not go out, looking a little nervous, just like they did in the previous drills.

However, unlike last winter when the Tengshe tribe came to attack and many children were scared and cried, they now seem much calmer. After all, a similar thing happened just a few days ago.

The people on the wall were not too excited. The eldest brother was saying something loudly in Qingpu dialect, but it was too far away to hear clearly.

Seeing this scene, Han Cheng was basically certain that the people coming were not hostile tribes.

The person who came should be here to trade with his own tribe. I wonder which tribe he is from to be so active.

While thinking this, the image of the green tribe decorating their hair with green grass emerged in my mind.

The leader of the tribe heard from him that he could trade the pottery for the grain and furs that were not valued in their tribe. Given that guy's nature of wanting to take advantage of small opportunities, it was not impossible that he would go back, hurriedly pack up his things, and rush back to make the exchange again.

Han Cheng did not go forward, but stood in the courtyard with the witch, looking at the high walls around him and the tribesmen who were standing on the walls with weapons ready to strike, and he felt very calm.

Before long, the eldest brother who was talking to the newcomer near the gate in front put down his weapon, turned around, went down the ladder, and rushed towards Han Cheng and Wu.

As Han Cheng expected, the people who came were here to do business with the Green Bird Tribe, but not the Green Tribe, but the Sheep Tribe.

From his eldest brother, Han Cheng learned that the Sheep Tribe brought a lot of food.

Han Cheng always has a good impression of the tribes that come for exchange, because it means that his tribe can earn something again.

It would be nice if the Sheep Tribe could bring as many surprises as the Green Tribe.

Seeing the eldest brother preparing to go over to ask someone to open the door, Han Cheng stopped him and told him about the bargaining and told him not to sell the unique business at a low price.

The eldest brother nodded vigorously, meaning that he had remembered everything, and then turned around with a smile to open the door.

I don’t know if it was an illusion, but the smile on the face of this simple primitive leader actually had a hint of businessman-like cunning.

Han Cheng and Wu did not go back, but waited here, wanting to see what the Sheep Tribe brought.

The eldest brother was already familiar with the procedure of letting outsiders in. He climbed up the low wall with a ladder and watched the people of the Sheep Tribe put down all their weapons far away. After confirming that no one was carrying any weapons, he had the gate opened to let the people of the Sheep Tribe in.

The people of the Sheep Tribe were also amazed at the sight before them, which was even more magnificent than anything they had seen before.

They couldn't understand how this wealthy neighboring tribe managed to accomplish all these things, which they thought were simply impossible for humans to accomplish.

The leader of the Sheep Tribe was stunned and asked the eldest brother with words and gestures.

The eldest brother attached great importance to everything created by the Son of God, and believed that it was unique to their tribe. Not to mention that Han Cheng had specifically explained this matter long before, even if Han Cheng didn't say it, he would not reveal it to the leader of the Sheep Tribe.

He had already thought of a countermeasure for the Sheep Tribe leader's questions, which was to play dumb.

The specific dialogue is as follows:

Sheep Tribe Leader: "#@￥S?"

Senior Brother: "￥What wall?"

Sheep Tribe Leader: "#@￥S?"

Senior Brother: "What wall?"

Sheep Tribe Leader: "#@￥S?"

Senior Brother: "￥Wall what?"

&nbMP@…”

While the people of the Sheep Tribe were stunned by the drastic changes that had taken place in the Green Bird Tribe, Han Cheng was also staring from afar at the tribe that had just walked in, his eyes wide open.

What did you see?!

sheep!

So many sheep!

Where did this tribe get so many sheep? !

Could it be that there are time travelers in their tribe as well?

Han Cheng was stunned by the scene before him, his thoughts a little confused.

It's not his fault that he looks so naive, mainly because the things brought by the Sheep Tribe are so unexpected and shocking.

There were a total of fifteen people from the Sheep Tribe this time. They were all wrapped in sheepskin, and each of them carried a sheep of different sizes on their shoulders. There were also three sheep tied with vines, which would occasionally bounce their hooves, looking like they were not completely dead.

Apart from these sheep, the Sheep Tribe did not take any other food for exchange.

This situation only shows that there are a lot of sheep in the Sheep Tribe!

Han Cheng never imagined that there was such a wealthy dog ​​owner hidden in several neighboring tribes.

Could it be that the Sheep Tribe had already started to raise livestock? And domesticated a large number of sheep?

It seems that this is the only explanation that can explain everything I see before my eyes.

The interactions between several nearby tribes are generally limited to the happy gatherings held every two years. The rest are only occasional encounters during hunting. They don’t know much about each other’s tribes, although many of them have had in-depth exchanges...

In the past, the eldest brother only knew that the Sheep Tribe had a lot of sheepskins, and he didn't pay too much attention to it. He just thought that there were more sheep living near the Sheep Tribe, or that the Sheep Tribe had mastered some unique way of catching sheep.

It was not until this time when the people of the Sheep Tribe brought so many sheep at once for the purpose of trading that he finally realized the unusualness of this.

Without Han Cheng's instruction, the eldest brother started asking questions on his own. However, just as he refused to tell the leader of the Sheep Tribe about the Green Bird Tribe's information about building walls, building houses, and fishing, the leader of the Sheep Tribe was also unwilling to reveal any information about how they caught so many sheep.

In this case, communication cannot be carried out happily.

Han Cheng came back to his senses from his initial surprise, thought for a moment and walked over, circling around the sheep brought by the Green Tribe one by one, and from time to time he reached out and patted the sheep a few times, as if checking whether they were fat or thin.

The leader of the Sheep Tribe was very impressed by the child-like Son of God from the neighboring tribe. Knowing his status in the Green Bird Tribe, he did not stop him and allowed him to check the prey he brought.

After checking one by one, Han Cheng clapped his wool-stained hands and felt relieved, realizing that he had overthought it before. The Sheep Tribe had not developed animal husbandry.

The main thing lies in the fifteen sheep they brought.

These sheep can be divided into three categories, among which there are eight underage sheep, five of which died and three survived.

There were six adult ewes, all of which died, and one adult ram also died.