Warlord

Zero followed the natives to a natural valley in Death Ridge.

The vegetation here was also brimming with vitality, but it lacked a demonic feeling when compared to the mutated plants outside. As he walked along the path, he was sure that these plants were just ordinary plants. Other than being able to provide rich amounts of oxygen to the valley during the day, they wouldn’t show any strong signs of aggression.

There was a small pond in the middle of the valley. The pond was only about ten meters wide. The pool was covered in water and was guarded by heavily armed natives. It was clear that this pool was very important to them.

Surrounding the pond were layers of wooden houses. It was just that these layers of wood were built on large trees with intertwined roots. The structure of the wooden house was simple and the style was rough, but it had a kind of primitive and natural flavor to it.

There were a total of thirty or so wooden houses in the entire tribe. Zero estimated that the tribe’s population was at least a hundred people. It couldn’t be considered a large tribe, but it had quite a large number of people. When strangers like Zero and Mony entered the valley, it attracted the attention of many other natives.

The misunderstanding between Zero and the female aboriginal was only resolved after the prophet Gutner arrived. It was clear that, regardless of race or knowledge, Guttner did not belong to the tribe the Prophet called the Shan. The obvious white race separated Guttner from the dark-skinned natives, and it was only after Guttner’s explanation that Zero realized that the purified water in his mouth was the source of what the Semitic people called life.

And the source of life that the Flash Clan regarded as their treasure was actually the pool of water in the valley.

Guttner had been a geographer and explorer, and he and the expedition had been in danger during an expedition ten years earlier. All but him had died in the forbidden area, and Guttner had been lucky enough to be saved by the Semitic. It wasn’t really appropriate to call it rescue, but for the Semitic people, the Guttner who was unconscious at that time was a delicious food.

But when Gutner woke up, he used his advanced knowledge to shock the people of the Semitic tribe, and was thus worshipped as a prophet by the patriarch of the Semitic tribe. Gutner also liked this simple and unadorned native, so he stayed behind, using his knowledge to bring a little more chips for the Flash’s survival.