Chapter 6 The Logos People
Ape-men, now devoid of their fur, had to accept not only their brand-new appearance but also this world turned upside down.
For it wasn't just fur they had shed.
Initially walking on all fours, after being drenched in that prehistoric downpour, their ears grew sharp and long over time, their hearing far surpassing the norm, their legs becoming longer and stronger, while, conversely, their arms began to shorten. They hadn't lost the ability to leap from treetop to treetop, yet they also had to adapt to walking on two legs.
God often watched over this uniquely rational group on Earth.
The pallid torrential rain had transformed these rational beings; they were long-lived, immune to diseases, intelligent and skilled in hunting. Since shedding their fur, not a single ape-man had died an unnatural death, not even one had died of old age.
They were like the elves of legends.
Time swiftly passed, and Chen Yi saw the rapid evolution of these ape-men due to the storm. In just a few years, they had progressed from walking on all fours to upright walking. Facing the cold, at first they draped their shed fur over themselves, and it was during this process that the concept of clothing was born among the ape-men.
They vigorously hunted large beasts, stripping the fur from their prey. No longer did they use fur as fuel for fire or decoration like their ancestors, but rather as clothes to keep warm.
In the face of other creatures altered by the violent rain, the ape-men were always cautious, often acting after careful observation, but this wasn't a sign of fear.
On the contrary, they had simply learned to make adequate preparations. The Hunters, led by the Ape King, would deliver a fatal blow after long surveillance.
Their land was rich in resources and fertile, presenting no real risk of food scarcity for the experienced Hunters.