Having understood the tribe’s history and culture, Su Chengyu could often guess a thing or two about these primitives’ way of expressing themselves.
Though he couldn’t communicate as smoothly as a normal person, this level was enough for Su Chengyu to proceed to the next step.
Furthermore, Su Chengyu found that being able to unilaterally understand the other’s intent, while they could only guess his thoughts, made his actions much more convenient.
After all, many things didn’t need to be explained.
Of course, all of this was based on the reason that these primitive tribes viewed him as an Immortal.
After briefly instructing the Elder not to spread the news of his appearance, Su Chengyu and Chang Li entered the tribe, intending to further investigate their peculiarities.
In truth, what Su Chengyu was most concerned about was whether these native people could be considered the sa race as them.
After all, the Heaven-nding Stone once ntioned that the world where Su Chengyu and the others lived had undergone the End of Dharma Tribulation several tis because their cultivation speed was uniquely fast across the Myriad Realms.
These multiple End of Dharma Tribulations and the upcoming great calamity were all related to this.
Unfortunately, Su Chengyu’s Realm was limited. He could only see that these humans’ life structures were no different from those he was familiar with, but he couldn’t determine whether the innermost core was the sa.
However, this question was not without verification thods. Su Chengyu was certain if these people were like them.
As long as a suitable candidate was found, once they stepped into cultivation, in this Spiritual Energy-rich world, their Realm would progress swiftly.
It might even recreate the legend of becoming an Immortal overnight.
With the concealnt of Secret Technique, Su Chengyu and Chang Li’s attire, though special, went unnoticed by others.
This left the tribal Elder who followed them quite amazed, yet he didn’t dare to ask more.
He rely followed Su Chengyu through the places where they lived and worked, quietly waiting for Su Chengyu’s next instruction.
"They haven’t even entered the agricultural age? He really just abandoned these people here and let them fend for themselves."
After observing the tribe’s civilization level, Su Chengyu sighed.
Though these tribal people were now raised by the Demon Clan, their actions weren’t restricted too much. Occasionally, they were rely viewed as food to satiate hunger.
Thus, their daily survival depended solely on hunting activities.
In the place where the tribe stored their hunted food, Su Chengyu frowned upon seeing a familiar mark at the top.
It wasn’t the first ti Su Chengyu saw this sowhat familiar mark. There were similar marks within the stone plates of the cave.
He also tried to inquire about the aning of this mark from the Elder, but even after stamring for a long ti, Su Chengyu couldn’t fully understand, so he temporarily gave up.
Along the way, Su Chengyu saw the sa mark in several places within the tribe, carved on various things.
This mark, placed prominently at the tribe’s crucial food storage, piqued Su Chengyu’s curiosity once again.
"What’s the purpose of placing this thing here?"
Instead of asking the aning of the mark, Su Chengyu changed angles and directly inquired about its use.
The Elder contemplated but seed unable to explain, pondered for a while, then suddenly pointed to the mark and then towards Su Chengyu.
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Su Chengyu was stunned by the Elder’s strange gesture, then recalled the frequency of this mark’s appearance and had a bold idea.
"Has this mark ever saved you?"
Upon hearing this, the Elder nodded quickly and, just like before when he knelt to Su Chengyu, he bowed to this strange mark.
This mont, Su Chengyu fully understood the mark’s aning.
"It’s a Totem."
Su Chengyu had never considered this direction because the tribe’s birth was, after all, orchestrated by Su Zhedian. He never thought they would have a Totem with rely decades of history.
But then, he suddenly thought of sothing, glanced at the Totem, and asked again.
"Where did you discover this Totem?"
The Elder was taken aback, then visibly troubled.
Su Chengyu blinked and asked, "What, you don’t want to take to your tribe’s forbidden area?"
The tribe’s covered area wasn’t large. Su Chengyu could find it with a bit of ti, so he asked this to see their attitude.
The Elder swiftly shook his head and gestured excitedly again.
This ti, Su Chengyu quickly understood his aning and calmly said, "You’re saying that place is not sowhere you can easily approach now."
The Elder nodded happily, clearly relieved that Su Chengyu quickly understood his predicant.
"No worries, just take there."
Although Su Chengyu wanted to delay contact with the Demon Clan controlling them, the clues already presented themselves. Su Chengyu couldn’t afford to be hesitant.
Moreover, by this ti, regardless of the result, Hu Xiao should have infiltrated the Demon Clan.
Whether it was the worst outco would soon be revealed.
Even though Su Chengyu said this, the Elder was still a little scared.
After quite a while of ntal preparation, he finally got up and led Su Chengyu towards the east.
It was a wasteland filled with scattered rocks, where Su Chengyu could distinctly sense a higher tal content, likely an exposed natural vein.
However, from the surface, the quality of the vein wasn’t high.
Not to ntion Su Chengyu, even those newly into cultivation wouldn’t find this ordinary vein interesting.
Yet, near this ordinary vein, Su Chengyu discovered several demons patrolling nearby.
These demons were not of a high Realm, just ordinary Big Monsters, probably stationed here to prevent ordinary people from approaching the place.
Su Chengyu intended to easily dispose of them, but Chang Li, beside him, spoke first.
"Sir, let ?"
After pondering, Su Chengyu nodded.
"Be careful, safety first.
"Hmm!"
After Chang Li agreed, she imdiately vanished before Su Chengyu.
This scene surprised the Elder, clearly not expecting the woman beside Su Chengyu to possess such skill.
anwhile, Su Chengyu’s gaze fell upon a boulder at the center of the vein, emanating an unusual aura.
He could clearly feel traces left by a familiar cultivator on that boulder.
Moreover, the person’s Realm would only be above his.
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