Primitive Tribes: Starting with the Name Daji

Everyone returned to their posts.

When the snow melts.

They washed away all the blood from the many wild animals they had hunted on the day of the Spring Festival.

Meanwhile, Mi Lu led his men to restore the damaged warning traps.

Next.

The task the tribe needed to do was build city walls.

Replacing the wooden walls with cement and stone walls would make the Huaxia tribe safer.

They originally wanted to let Bazeir stay in the Huaxia tribe for the Lantern Festival, but Bazeir refused.

"Respected Lord Wu, I think it shouldn't snow any more heavily. I need to get back as soon as possible."

"Moreover, I will remember everything you told me, and I will definitely accomplish what you asked me to do!"

Su Che nodded with a smile:

"That!"

The day.

Bazel took the jerky, potatoes, iron spears, bow and arrows, and animal skin boots with him and left.

His elephant was doing very well in the Huaxia tribe and had long since recovered its strength.

Bazel would probably be able to get back to the elephant tribe faster by riding an elephant.

The day Bazel set off was the day Su Che's plan to eliminate the witch officially began.

As for Su Che...

All he needs to do is supervise the tribespeople to continue building and developing!

It also inspired people to build a new building.

This building is the new school for the Huaxia tribe.

Building the school will take some time.

During this period.

Su Che went out to find plants that could be used to make dye.

Since they were finally able to go out, Daji naturally had to follow along.

Daji, Ahri, Tamamo-no-Mae, Oriya, and Su Che, a total of five people, went out!

According to the plant encyclopedia.

Plants that can be used as dyes include safflower, indigo, gardenia, wild gardenia, white toad, and bloodwort, among others...

There are many, and each one has different lifestyle habits!

It just snowed heavily, and the weather is still very cold.

Therefore, Su Che needs to find something that can survive in cold weather.

For example, safflower and madder.

Both of these are relatively cold-resistant and do not like dampness.

Therefore, Su Che needs to go to a drier place with not many trees and grass.

However, the Huaxia tribe was located in the middle of a primeval forest.

I want to find a dry place.

It doesn't seem that easy.

Fortunately, Su Che's perception is different from before, and he can clearly sense the presence of elements in the air.

Since we need drier places, those places naturally have more fire and wind elements and less water element.

With a mount, travel became much faster.

Persistence pays off, and Su Che actually found one of them!

It's safflower!

Although this place is located in the heart of a primeval forest, there is a small hillside that is bare, with no vegetation or trees.

These red flowers.

It grows among these rocks.

In Su Che's world, safflower is definitely considered a precious medicinal herb.

However, what Su Che was seeing now was a large patch of red flowers.

If you were to sell this, you could probably make a lot of money.

After the space ring was upgraded, Su Che no longer needed Daji and the others to help him remove the items bit by bit.

Su Che simply raised his hand.

The hillside covered in red flowers was directly stored in the spatial ring.

In an instant, a huge crater appeared in front of them.

Such scenes are nothing new to everyone.

I found what I needed.

Su Che then led everyone back to the Huaxia tribe.

Immediately afterwards, Su Che placed all the red flowers near his residence.

A not-so-small hillside was covered with red flowers.

It instantly became an embellishment to Su Che's surroundings.

Su Che then watered the red flowers with some healing spring water.

After all, the growing conditions for safflower are quite demanding. Even if we bring them back, using the Water of Life might not be enough to keep them alive for long.

Using healing spring water would be better.

There are red flowers.

Su Che is going to start making lanterns and Kongming lanterns.

Red pulp is made from safflower, and then red tissue paper is made from it.

Before the Lantern Festival, Su Che had already taught his people to make many lanterns and Kongming lanterns.

To enhance the festive atmosphere in the tribe, people made lanterns for hanging in each household well in advance, and even created hand-held lanterns.

They waited until the night of the fifteenth day of the first lunar month.

Su Che led his people to light lanterns, preparing to release Kongming lanterns.

Everyone was overjoyed when the lanterns were lit.

To create the scene of streets filled with lanterns, Su Che simulated streets in the tribe and made many things outside the houses to hang lanterns using wooden stakes.

The area was covered with red lanterns lit with tung oil lamps.

The firelight shone through the thin red paper, illuminating a patch of land in a red glow.

With the added benefit of a campfire.

night.

The Huaxia tribe is almost brightly lit.

These beautiful lanterns made the people of the tribe very happy.

Daji was even more eager to light the Kongming lantern because Su Che said that Kongming lanterns were different from other lanterns.

"Legend has it that when a Kongming lantern goes up into the sky, the wishes you make will come true!"

"Therefore, you must be devout when releasing sky lanterns!"

Su Che spoke these words to everyone in a convincing tone.

He didn't believe that Kongming lanterns could grant people's wishes.

It's just a wishful thinking on everyone's part.

But since it's a holiday...

Of course, the festival should be made even more mysterious.

However, the beastmen immediately believed what Su Che said, and everyone believed that if they put the Kongming lanterns up there, their wishes would definitely come true.

Daji was now even more impatient.

Everyone else had prepared their Kongming lanterns, lit the tung oil lamps inside, and then the lanterns slowly rose into the air.

Because the Huaxia tribe was located in a dense primeval forest, in order to prevent the possibility of forest fires, Su Che required that a thin rope be tied to each Kongming lantern.

Just like flying a kite.

To have Kongming lanterns in our own hands.