Immortality, but people in primitive society

"Little daddy..." Naida grinned, looking simple and honest.

Bai Tian looked at him in surprise and frowned, "Nai Da, they don't give you meat?"

Naixi immediately took over the conversation: "Who doesn't give him meat? He eats a lot. But he just won't grow up. Just like you, little dad, right?"

The biggest end is embarrassing and head scratching.

Naixi continued, "But little dad, don't underestimate Naida. Although he's small, he's very strong, even stronger than Kamu. He's already the most powerful hunter in our tribe."

Bai Tian was shocked. Could it be that his guess was true, that the smaller the person, the stronger the fighting power?

"Nai Da, do you usually feel uncomfortable anywhere?" Bai Tian asked seriously.

Naida shook his head: "No. I just want to eat meat and fruit, hehe..."

"He's a real eater." Naixi pouted. "He eats more than Kamu. A whole sheep isn't enough for him. Luckily I can hunt on my own, otherwise I wouldn't be able to feed him."

Bai Tian was even more frightened. Could it be because Naida had gained power before?

Without waiting to think about it, Naixi saw the night on the daytime shoulder, and her eyes lit up: "It's really beautiful. Little Daddy, what is this?"

Heiye was sensible and jumped onto Naixi's shoulder excitedly, which made Naixi even happier. After all, she has the nature of a girl.

At this time, Kamu and others came back and caught a lot of prey.

After some greetings, Naixi and others went to divide the meat, while daytime took Kamula out of the tribe.

The two men squatted by the lake and began to ask Kamu about the situation of the tribe during the day.

Kamu couldn't help but sigh: "A lot of things happened. First you disappeared, and then they started saying that it was wrong for our tribe to move away, and you lied to us."

"Then, Kashan and his men wanted to be the tribe's leaders. They said that men should control the tribe when hunting, and women should just stand back. Then a quarrel broke out, and many people were injured."

"Later, it rained heavily, so we hid in the mountains. We couldn't hunt for a long time, and the tribe had no food. Many people starved to death. Some people wanted to leave and return to their original place, saying that even if they died, they would die in the same place as before."

"Then I became the tribe leader, but Kashan and the others were unhappy, so they left..."

Bai Tian couldn't help but smile bitterly when he heard this. He didn't expect so many things to happen in the Lai Ri tribe after he left.

The progress of civilization indeed requires the baptism of disaster. The great flood was the opportunity for the Japanese tribes, and it also happened to complete the transition from matrilineal to patrilineal.

However, the cost of this transformation was too high, causing the entire tribe to fall apart.

The conflict of ideas would inevitably lead to division, which was anticipated during the day, just as the conservatives and radicals would inevitably separate after their showdown.

It is not easy to change from a matrilineal system to a patrilineal system. Even those who remain today certainly haven't changed their minds. It's just that they were forced to make a choice due to the pressures of life.

Bai Tian sighed and whispered, "So, what are your plans next? Stay here forever?"

Kamu shook his head: "I don't know either. Or rather, no one knows. We've discussed it, but we just don't know how to say it. Keep going forward. Where are we going?"

"Actually, the tribe leader... oh no, it was my child's mother. She mentioned a problem that's really bothering me. She asked, why do we have to gather together when we hunt? Wouldn't it be better if everyone hunted on their own, and whatever they caught was theirs?"

"It was this problem that initially changed the tribe. They didn't want to hunt anymore and wanted to do it themselves."

I was shocked during the day. They actually considered the transition from public ownership to private ownership?!

I feel like the people here have really high IQs, and their thinking is also very advanced. Although their thinking is not broad enough due to their limited horizons, the questions they can think of are too advanced.

I had always thought that humans hadn't thought carefully about the issue of public and private ownership, and that it had simply evolved without them having to think about it. I never expected that humans would actually think about it first and then reform and evolve.

Of course, it doesn’t make much sense to mention these things now, because the current Lai Ri tribe is too small, with only a few dozen people, and there is no point in public or private ownership.

Bai Tian thought about it and said, "We still have to leave. This place is not safe. First, it is easy to be attacked by wild animals. Second, if the water rises here, people will die."

"I know that." Kamu was also filled with melancholy. "We have been discussing leaving, but where to go?"

"Our previous idea was to just follow the river downstream. But is that right? We need to hunt, and it wouldn't necessarily be easier to hunt if we just follow the river downstream. On the contrary, it would be easier to hunt in the mountains."

"Going back, we don't know if there are any prey over there right now. Also, there are so few of us now, it will be difficult to have children in the future."

I didn't know what to say during the day. Once the population decreased, the survival of the tribe became a big problem. Without new population, the tribe would eventually decline.

As for the future of the tribe, he really didn't know...

"what……"

As the two were talking, they heard the screams of the clan leader... Oh no, it was the former clan leader, Kamu's wife, from the lake in the distance.

The two looked up and saw the former patriarch fall from the raft into the lake, splashing water.

It was a bit far away, so I couldn't see clearly what happened. I just saw her fall into the water and start struggling.

Bai Tian's expression changed slightly: "Not good, hurry up and save him."

The two men hurried to the lake, but found that the person in the water was no longer struggling and was floating on the surface of the lake.

Kamu was anxious to get into the water, but Bai Tian stopped him and asked, "Can you swim?"

Kamu didn't know what swimming meant, but he guessed it meant going into the water, because he really didn't know how to go in the water. In the entire Lai Ri tribe, only his wife knew how to go in the water.

Even if you can swim, this lake is not small and the water is very deep. It takes more than 20 meters to swim from here to the middle of the lake. Most people will die.

"What should we do?" Kamu asked anxiously.

Bai Tian looked around and soon found several large pieces of wood on the shore. Kamu took the largest piece of wood and threw it into the water. Then Bai Tian got into the water and used the wood as a boat to row to the middle of the lake.

After a while, Bai Tian finally arrived next to the former clan leader and found her floating quietly.

Bai Tian didn't rush to grab her because he felt something was wrong. He had seen her swim before, but this time she stopped struggling after falling into the lake, which was very strange.

Looking back at the raft, she had already swung her fishing rod, probably catching something. Could it be that she was pulled into the water by a fish?

Suddenly, Bai Tian saw a pair of shining eyes emerging from the female leader's arms. His heart trembled and he quickly climbed onto the raft.

Just as he left the water, a flash of white light flashed by, like lightning. Daytime just avoided it, and the other party quickly fell into the water.

Although it flashed by in the daylight, it was clear that it was a fish, and lightning was flashing all over its body...