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

Although Ding Ze's statement was merely a guess, it was indeed very reasonable when discussed objectively.

“If that’s the case, then the current saintess of the cannibal tribe is definitely involved,” Janet said unhappily. “That bitch Carly, we saved her, and she repays kindness with enmity.”

Ding Ze grinned. "I'm not surprised by anything people do."

After saying that, Ding Ze smiled and said, "Go check on those two springs, then go back to the stone platform, just in case anything unexpected happens."

Janet nodded obediently, offering no objection.

About ten minutes later.

Ding Ze, Janet, and the others left the Tree of Life and returned to the stone platform.

Ding Ze casually found a place to sit down, smoked, and waited for the experts' results.

Unexpectedly, instead of the experts, one of the boat captains arrived.

The boat captain approached Ding Ze with a very complicated expression, looking at him as if he wanted to say something but hesitated.

Ding Ze found it strange, so he spoke up first, "What's wrong? Just tell me."

The boatman hesitated for a moment before finally speaking, "Boss, I've heard a legend, and I just remembered it. I think that legend might be related to those two springs."

Ding Ze was taken aback, but then became energized. "Go on," he said.

The boat captain didn't hesitate this time and quickly began to speak, "The legend goes like this: it is said that there are two springs in the Amazon rainforest that are as white as milk."

"These two springs are next to each other, one facing forward and the other backward."

"If two people soak in these two springs respectively, the one who enters the right spring will gain everything that the one who enters the wrong spring will..."

Ding Ze: "?????? What does 'everything' mean?"

The boat captain took a deep breath. "Everything—body, memories, lifespan—can be obtained."

Ding Ze: "???"

That's fucking terrifying.

"You mean, people who enter the reverse spring will be absorbed by those in the main spring?"

The boat captain nodded decisively, "The legend goes like this: people in the True Spring will transform into people in the Reverse Spring, and then continue to live with that person's identity and lifespan."

“One day, this person will use the same method again to operate and can change his identity and appearance and continue to live.”

"This is also a means of achieving immortality."

"!!!!" Ding Ze was utterly shocked.

Damn it!

If this legend is true, then the girl Carly's previous behavior can be completely explained.

The young girl, Carly, wants to be him!!! To truly replace him.

and many more! ! !

If that's really the case...

So, is the girl Kali really a girl? Or could she be some ancient monster from a cannibal tribe that has lived for thousands of years? (End of Chapter)

Chapter 404 Longevity Club

After hearing what the boat captain said, Ding Ze was genuinely shocked, and at the same time, he thought of an old movie he had seen before called "The Skeleton Key".

That movie is about this kind of operation, just with a slight difference.

In that movie, they just swapped bodies.

But here, it's about possession, about absorption—it's even more damn weird.

Damn, that's terrifying when you think about it.

So, does the girl Carly want to absorb him, change him, and then go out and take everything from him openly and honestly?

This is such a bitch.

Thinking about it this way...

Was that cannibal tribe really a cannibal tribe?

Over the years, have those cannibals ever done anything like possession?

They must have done it...

Imagine that cannibals capture an outsider, bring that unfortunate soul here, transform themselves into that person, leave the Amazon, and live a modern life...

Damn, if I think about it any further...

Over the years, how many people from Kali's tribe have used this method to transform into other people and become active in the outside world?

Do those people still keep in touch outside? They must be! After all, they all came from here.

Let's suppose those people made contact and formed some very mysterious organization... and then what? Could it be that the organization was already doing the business he had in mind?

If that's really the case.....

The cannibal tribe they saw earlier was probably like a salesperson left behind.

Damn it, the more I think about it, the more complicated it gets.

Ding Ze quickly stopped thinking and calmed himself down. He then thanked the boatman and asked him to leave. Afterward, he lit a cigarette and told Janet about the idea he had just come up with.

Janet was stunned when she heard this, she could hardly believe it, "This is too weird."

Ding Ze nodded in agreement, exhaling a long puff of smoke. "Whether that's true or not, a phone call should be enough to find out."

Without further ado, Ding Ze took out a satellite phone from his backpack.

Fortunately, probably because we're not far from the ground, the satellite phone showed a signal.

Ding Ze immediately dialed Abruzzi's number.

"John, I have something I need you to look into right away," Ding Ze said without mincing words as soon as the call connected.

Abruzzi realized the seriousness of the matter and immediately became solemn. "Boss, what do you say?"

"Try to contact some top billionaires and ask them something..." Ding Ze explained the details.

Upon hearing this, Abruzzi was naturally dumbfounded, hardly believing his ears, and forced into silence.

There was silence for a few seconds.

Abruzzi took a deep breath, instinctively wanting to confirm, "Boss, are you serious?"

“Hmm,” Ding Ze understood Abruchi’s disbelief, “Don’t be surprised, the world is full of wonders. By the way, would you like to have a younger person’s body?”

Abruzzi, a believer in God, immediately shook his head upon hearing this, saying, "No, no, no, I have absolutely no interest in this."

"Haha, okay, go check it out now, I'll wait for your call," Ding Ze said with a laugh.

“Okay,” Abruzzi replied and hung up the phone.

Ding Ze put down the satellite phone, lit another cigarette, and said to Janet, "There are so many wealthy people in America. If that group of people were to start this business, they would inevitably have come into contact with some of them..."

As he spoke, Ding Ze suddenly stopped, then his gaze became excited as he searched for Diamond. "Wait, your dad is one of those rich people too. How could I forget about him?"

Ding Ze saw Diamond.

Diamond was curiously observing the two springs on the Tree of Life.

“Diamond,” Ding Ze called out, “come here for a second.”

Hearing Ding Ze speak like that, Janet shook her head speechlessly, "Why are you calling me like a puppy?"

Ding Ze was taken aback. "Haha, what nonsense are you talking about? I didn't mean that at all."

Janet rolled her eyes at Ding Ze.

Soon, Diamond arrived in front of Ding Ze and asked, "What's wrong?"

"I have something very important to ask you," Ding Ze said, getting straight to the point.

Upon hearing this, Diamond was immediately and unsurprisingly shocked.

Shocked and shocked, Diamond suddenly jolted, his eyes widening in disbelief.

Ding Ze saw this and immediately knew something was up.

as predicted.

Diamond spoke up, "Mr. Ding, what you're saying is too unbelievable, but I just thought of it, and it might actually be true."

"About seven or eight years ago, an old friend of mine suddenly contacted me and invited me to join a mysterious society. He said that after joining the society, I could live to at least 150 years old, and if I wanted to live longer, that wouldn't be a problem either, as long as I had enough money!!"

"I didn't believe it at first, but out of curiosity, I asked anyway."

"In the end, he refused to say anything, only telling me that if I paid two billion US dollars, he would guarantee that I would live to be healthy and strong at 150 years old. He also said that the organization's secrecy was the best in the world, and that if it weren't for his invitation, I would never have been able to join in my life."

"I immediately realized he was a swindler who wanted to cheat me out of my money, so I said goodbye to him right away."

"However, about two years later, at a private dinner, I unexpectedly discovered that another friend of mine had mentioned that club and had already paid money."

"I couldn't figure it out, so I asked."

"My friend initially refused to reveal anything, but after I kept pestering him, he finally said a little bit. He said that the organization, which insiders call the Longevity Club, is incredibly powerful."