People are watching American TV shows, and they are also watching American-style iaido.

After saying that, Ding Ze thought of something, so he quickly walked a few steps and found one of the anthropology experts. "As far as I know, cannibalism used to happen quite often a long time ago. Is there any explanation for that?"

This expert has indeed done some research in this area, and without further ado, gave a thorough explanation.

In short, cannibals believed that by eating people, they could obtain the pure power of food, and perhaps even get closer to the gods and the world...

After listening quietly, Ding Ze thought of the girl and thought, "Is that pure nonsense?"

The expert paused for a moment before replying, "From the perspective of modern science, it is indeed nonsense. Because cannibalism will only cause people to get all sorts of diseases and die faster."

"However, based on some ancient documents I have come across... it may not be 100% certain whether it is pure nonsense."

"I once read in an archaeological book that a chieftain of a cannibal tribe possessed the ability to know what others were thinking..."

"Similar cases are frequently documented."

"I can't say for sure that all these records are false... because they are found all over the world. In ancient times, cannibals all over the world fabricated similar lies, so it's possible, but it's relatively unlikely..."

The expert was clearly very enthusiastic about the research, and he talked on and on, as if he had started a floodgate and couldn't stop, for a long time.

Ding Ze was happy to listen; after all, he was just idling around anyway, so listening to some stories to pass the time wasn't a bad thing.

for a long time.

After listening, Ding Ze lit a cigarette and sat down next to Janet.

For Janet, the novelty of this trip to the Amazon rainforest had indeed worn off.

Janet really misses Miami and the modern life in the city.

Janet is watching a movie on her tablet, completely engrossed, showing none of the initial interest she had when she first arrived.

Seeing Janet like this, Ding Ze smiled and understood completely, so he didn't say anything more and just watched with Janet.

Two days have passed in the blink of an eye.

That evening, the fleet stopped again.

The captain immediately found Ding Ze. "Boss, if we sail forward for another hour or so tomorrow morning, we will enter the territory of that cannibal tribe."

“Boss, I must remind you, if that cannibal tribe still enjoys eating people, then they must have set up all sorts of deadly traps in their territory.”

“Once we trespass into their territory, even if we are on a ship, we may not be safe.”

"I've heard that the hunting methods of that cannibal tribe are bizarre and unbelievable."

Ding Ze nodded and asked, "Isn't it possible to communicate with them beforehand? We need their help, and it might not be appropriate to kill their people right away."

The captain gave a wry smile and shook his head. "Very few people understand that language. Our itinerary didn't include contact with them, so no one in the fleet can communicate with them..."

There's really nothing we can do about that.

Ding Ze thought for a moment, "Actually, it's not that there isn't. Isn't there still that girl?"

The boss hadn't actually included that girl in his calculations. Upon hearing this, he was first stunned, and then he couldn't help but feel a chill run down his spine.

"Boss, that girl won't wake up until after midnight. If we want her to communicate with them, sailing there at night would be too risky..." (End of Chapter)

Chapter 395 A Confrontation in the Dead of Night

After midnight, we ventured deep into the territory of the cannibal tribe...

The risks are indeed great.

After all, this place is shrouded in darkness at night. Putting aside the possibility of giant pythons or something similar appearing, there's also the traps set by that cannibal tribe...

Tsk tsk, one slip and someone could really die.

However, the girl's situation was quite special.

After thinking it over silently for a while, Ding Ze decided to do it anyway.

We should try to minimize the risks... They're on the ship with plenty of guns and ammunition. Those cannibals, after all, don't have guns, so the damage they can do to them on land is limited. As long as they don't land before dawn, the problem shouldn't be too big.

Ding Ze then spoke to the boat captain.

The boat captain raised his hand and rubbed his head hard, feeling helpless. At the same time, he really regretted taking this job for the money.

'Damn it, the reward is so high, are we willing to risk our lives for it?'

The boat captain thought to himself, silently making up his mind that no matter what, once they arrived at their destination, he must stay obediently in the cabin and not go out. He absolutely could not be captured by that cannibal tribe...

The thought of being captured, roasted, and eaten sent chills down the boat captain's spine, and he broke out in a cold sweat.

soon.

Ding Ze issued the order for the nighttime operation via walkie-talkie.

Afterwards, everyone in the fleet didn't dare to waste any time and quickly ate dinner and rested to conserve energy for the night's operations.

Time flew by, and it was past 11 p.m.

After being stopped for five or six hours, the fleet set sail again.

All the crew members were on high alert, no one dared to be careless, and everyone was ready for battle.

Even Ding Ze was no exception, fully armed. At the same time, he released all five Gu worms and ordered them to go to the riverbanks on both sides to guard against cannibals that might be hiding there.

Thus, the fleet remained silent, no one spoke, and they followed the ships with solemn expressions.

Before I knew it, it was almost midnight.

The captain of Ding Ze's boat carefully surveyed the scenery on both sides, and then, without delay, sent someone to inform Ding Ze that the group had officially entered the territory of the cannibal tribe.

Ding Ze received the message and, without hesitation, immediately picked up his submachine gun and focused intently on the jungle on both sides.

Unfortunately, the weather is bad today. There is almost no moonlight, and the light rain that had stopped briefly has started again.

The jungle on both sides was almost completely dark; Ding Ze could only see trees and nothing else.

The group had no choice but to keep a close watch on the situation as they continued on their way.

Before I knew it, five minutes had passed.

It's twelve o'clock.

The mysterious girl immediately opened her eyes, observed her surroundings for a few seconds, then got up, wanting to eat something.

The employees standing nearby, seeing that the girl had woken up, did not delay for a moment and immediately gestured for her to follow them to the deck to find Ding Ze.

Having spent several days together, the girl had come to understand Ding Ze and the others' gestures quite well. She quickly understood them, nodded, and followed the employees.

A moment later, the employee led the girl and walked quietly to Ding Ze.

Ding Ze looked at the girl whose expression remained calm, as if nothing in the world could affect her. Since he couldn't communicate directly, he could only use gestures to let the girl speak to the jungle on both sides, telling the cannibals who might be hiding in the jungle that they had no ill intentions.

This communication process really took a lot of effort.

After nearly ten minutes of struggling, the communication finally ended. The girl seemed to understand, nodded to Ding Ze, and then turned to look at the jungle on both sides.

One minute, two minutes, three minutes...

Suddenly, the girl spoke into the bushes to the left, chattering away.

See this.

Ding Ze instantly understood that the girl was genuinely surprised to see someone in the bushes on the left.

There is no other reason.

It was pitch black there, and he couldn't see anything at all, but the girl could.

That girl's eyes are amazing.

After a silent gasp, Ding Ze didn't dare delay and immediately turned on his walkie-talkie, "There are people in the jungle on the left, be careful, and follow my orders!"

Swish swish.

Upon hearing this, most of the employees immediately pointed their guns at the jungle on the left, while only a small number of employees, just in case, remained vigilant about the jungle on the right.

At this moment, the girl finished speaking, shut her mouth, and quietly looked at the jungle on her left.

Ding Zene could roughly understand what the girl was saying. He heard it clearly and knew that the girl was saying that they were good people and that everyone should not fight... So he concentrated all his energy on paying attention to the movements in the jungle on the left.

Whether war will break out or the problem will be resolved peacefully depends on the reaction of the cannibals in the jungle.

One second, five seconds, ten seconds...

at last.

There was movement in the jungle.

Ding Ze suddenly saw a man covered in camouflage, almost blending into the surrounding environment, with perfect cover, emerge from behind a large tree and look at them.

The man held a spear about 1.5 meters long in his hand. The spear was entirely black and looked rather eerie.

Ding Ze's gaze fell on the man, but he didn't move. He still held the gun, aiming it at the man, with his index finger on the trigger, ready to fire at any moment.

next second.

The girl, who had also seen the man, showed a noticeable change in expression, her face showing confusion. Then, she spoke again.

The words were brief, but roughly meant, 'I think I know you.'

The man on the shore heard this and immediately replied, roughly saying, "I feel there is some kind of connection between us."

The girl immediately nodded, "I feel the same way."