Doomsday Election

In the prehistoric world, the selection of witches in Su Village is just the starting point. The real test is in the Canglan tribe where Su Village is located.

The Canglan tribe, an ancient and powerful tribe, carries countless hopes and dreams.

Selecting a witch is a vital event for the Canglan tribe, as it concerns the future and destiny of the tribe.

When the young men and women selected by Su Village came to the Canglan tribe to participate in the witch selection, it was already quite late, so Su Hu and Su Su were a little late in the registration order.

People gathered from all directions to the central square of the tribe, looking forward to witnessing this grand selection.

Around the square, ancient trees stand tall, and their huge treetops are like giant green umbrellas, shielding people from the scorching sun.

The breeze blew, and the leaves rustled, as if cheering for the candidates.

In the distance, the rolling mountains are looming in the clouds, giving people a mysterious and solemn feeling.

In the square, colorful flags were flying and the crowds were bustling, making it very lively.

Su Su didn't expect to see such a prosperous scene in this primitive world.

Huge stones were placed in the center of the venue. These stones were extremely heavy and ordinary people could hardly move them at all.

The sunlight shines on the stones, creating a faint halo, as if telling their vicissitudes of history.

These stones are much heavier than the stones used in the Su Village test. It seems that the selection requirements for witches have been raised this year.

The candidates came forward one by one, their eyes determined and full of confidence.

The first young man stepped forward, took a deep breath, squatted down, and held the stone tightly with both hands.

His face turned red, veins bulged on his forehead, and he used all his strength to try to lift the stone.

However, the stone did not move at all.

He shook his head helplessly and stepped back.

Then, several more young people tried, but all ended in failure.

Until the burly Su Hu came forward, with a broad back and bulging muscles.

He stood in front of the stone, his eyes revealing a fearless courage.

He bent down, grasped the stone firmly with both hands, then shouted loudly, and exerted force suddenly, and the stone was slowly lifted up.

There was a burst of cheers from the crowd, and everyone was impressed by his strength.

The sunlight seemed even brighter at this moment, shining on his sweaty face, reflecting a light of determination.

It was Su Su's turn. Although Su Su didn't have as many muscles as Su Hu, they were almost as good.

He bent down, grabbed the stone with both hands, and shouted softly, and the stone quickly left the ground.

His fellow Su Cun friends who came with him, including Su Hu, were all impressed by Su Su's performance. Of course, the people around them also burst into even more enthusiastic cheers once again.

After the strength test, the next step is the test of arithmetic ability.

The elders of the tribe sat on a high platform with a huge stone slab in front of them, on which were engraved various complex arithmetic problems.

Around the platform, exquisite totem poles are engraved with mysterious symbols, as if telling the ancient legends of the tribe.

Candidates are required to answer these questions accurately within the specified time.

This not only tests their arithmetic ability, but also their mental agility under pressure.

The first candidate stepped forward and the elders asked a question about resource allocation.

He thought nervously, beads of sweat appearing on his forehead.

At this moment, a colorful bird flew across the sky, chirping clearly, as if cheering him on.

After a moment he stammered out an answer, but it was obviously wrong.

The elders shook their heads slightly, and he retreated in frustration.

Then, a smart woman came forward.

The elders asked a question about the calculation of hunting harvest. She thought calmly and quickly gave an accurate answer.

The breeze gently blew through her hair, and her confident eyes sparkled in the sun. The crowd also burst into warm applause.

Su Hu came on the court and answered these questions fluently. He had made many assignments in his daily life, so practice makes perfect.

When it was Su Su's turn, he handled it calmly.

He was admitted to Xia'an University of Technology in advance because of his mathematics, so answering math questions was naturally a piece of cake for him.

The elders were very satisfied with Su Su's performance. Many people in the crowd began to pay attention to Su Su and developed admiration for him.

After these two rounds of screening, the remaining candidates entered the more difficult challenge stage.

They were asked to work together to complete a task, such as building a strong fortification, within a specified time.

In the task of building fortifications, the candidates were divided into several groups and cooperated with each other.

Some people were responsible for carrying wood, some were responsible for digging trenches, and some were responsible for building walls.

Everyone worked together and carried out the work in a tense and orderly manner.

In the forest, sturdy trees were cut down with dull sounds.

The soil was turned over, exuding a rich scent of the earth.

However, some problems also arose in this process.

Some groups lack communication, resulting in duplication of work; some groups are unable to find solutions in a timely manner when encountering difficulties.

But there were also some groups that performed well. They had clear division of labor, cooperated well, and completed the task quickly. Su Hu and Su Su were in such a group.

The fortifications they built looked solid and majestic in the sunlight, like a great steel wall protecting the tribe.

As time went on, the witch selection process became more and more intense.

Ultimately, those young men and women who excel in every aspect stand out.

They stood in the center of the square, accepting the blessings of the tribal elders and the cheers of the people.

The sunlight shone on them, as if covering them with a layer of golden glow.

But this witch selection has not really ended yet.

The elders had someone bring a clay bowl filled with witch water and bring it to the young men and women one by one.

Then they were asked to prick their fingers in the order they registered and drip blood into a clay bowl.

The young men and women pricked their fingers one by one and dripped blood into the clay bowl. Then the witch water in the bowl began to undergo miraculous changes.

When some people's blood dripped into the witch water, it only caused slight ripples and then there was no movement.

These people looked disappointed, as they knew that they might not have any special qualifications to be witches.

They quietly stepped aside, and although they were unwilling, they had no choice but to accept the result.

After some people's blood dripped into the witch water, it actually began to glow faintly, and the color gradually became deeper.

A glimmer of hope arose in the hearts of these people, and they looked at the elders nervously, waiting for further judgment.

The elders nodded slightly, with approval in their eyes. They knew that these people had certain potential as witches, and might play an important role in the tribe's sacrifices, medical treatment and other aspects in the future.

Su Hu was among this group of people. He seemed to have known the result for a long time and was not particularly surprised.

His father Su Yue was a witch, but he didn't know how to make witch water.