The gangsters from Yingzhou Academy, although they took refuge in Tang Zhaozong, but at the critical moment, that Tang Zhaozong still relented, and he did not directly confront that Tang Zhangwei.

Because Tang Zhaozong knew that if he and Tang Zhangwei confronted him directly, it would cause terrible consequences.

Therefore, in order for Tang Zhaozong to really fight against that Tang Zhangwei one day in the future, he endured this evil breath.

That Tang Zhaozong knew that in the depths of Dahong Mountain, there were many powerful masters.

These reclusive people, they are actually very powerful, but these people are unwilling to come out and have any confrontation with Tang Zhangwei.

However, Jodala already knew that among the Mamuta it was considered right to be straightforward and honest, and that the lack of openness was dubious. Although the way they speak is not as completely public as it seems. The subtleties do exist. However, in the eyes of the Mamuta, the unmistakable curiosity of the head of this battalion was completely beyond reproach.

"I'm going home," Chodala replied, "and I'm going to bring this woman back."

"What does it matter if it's a day or two late?"

"My home is far away in the West. I've been away for four years since ...... Jodara calculated. It's going to take another year to go back, if we're lucky. There are some dangerous places to cross on the way - rivers and glaciers, and I don't want to get there in the wrong season."

"The West? You're going south. ”

"Yes, we are walking in the direction of the sea and the Great Mother River. We will swim against the current. ”

"A few years ago, my cousin went to the West to do business. He said that there were people there who lived near a river, and they also called that river the Great Mother River. The man said. I guess that's the same river. From here, they went west. It depends on how far you want to go upstream, however, there is a passage to the south of the Great Glacier, but it is in the mountains to the west

North. If you go that way, your trip will probably be much shorter."

"Tarut told me the road to the north, but no one was sure it was the same river. If it's not, it's far away. I've walked the South, and I know the way. Also, I have relatives in the Great River Clan. My brother was married to a Salamudo woman, and I used to live with them. I want to see them again. It's unlikely that I'll see them again in the future."

"We do business with the Great Rivers...... I do seem to have heard of some strangers. A year or two ago, I lived with the tribe that a Mamuta woman had joined. Those were two brothers, and now I think of Ding. Salamudo has a different custom of getting married, but, as far as I can recall, she and her spouse were planning to join another couple – I think it was some kind of adoption as well. They sent a message to invite Mamuta's relatives who were willing to go. A few people went, and later one or two returned.

"That's my brother Sonoran," Jodala was glad to have confirmed his words, though he couldn't help but feel heartache at the mention of his brother. "It was his wedding ceremony. He and Jetami are married, and they are in turn married to Macenno and Sori. Sori was the first to teach me the mamuta language. ”

"Sori is a distant relative of mine, and you're the brother of one of her spouses?. (Sonoran and Jetami are in a reciprocal relationship with Makenno and Solie, i.e. Solie is also Sonoran's spouse and Jetami is also Macenor's spouse - ed.) The man turns to his sister. "Seri, this man is a relative. I think we have to welcome them. Without waiting for her to answer, he said, "My name is Rutan." The head man of the Hayabusa battalion. In the name of Our Lady Mutt. We welcome you. ”

The woman had no choice. She couldn't refuse to welcome him, it would be a loss of face, although there were a few things she wanted to talk to him about in private. "I'm Seri, the head of the Hayabusa Battalion. In the name of Our Lady, you are welcome here. In the summer, we are the feather grass camp. ”

It wasn't the warmest welcome he'd ever received. Jodala perceives a definite reservation and qualification. She welcomed him "here", only here, but it was only a temporary residence. He knew that Camp Feather Grass meant any summer hunting camp. The Mamuta were settled during the winter months, and this tribe, like the other tribes, lived in permanent camps or villages consisting of one or two larger, or a few slightly smaller, semi-underground earthen huts, which they called the Falcon Camp. She didn't welcome him there.

"I'm Chodala of Zelandani. I salute you in the name of Mother Earth, whom we call Doni. ”

"We do have a place to sleep in the tent in Mamut," Seri continued, "but I don't know...... Animals. ”

"If you don't mind," said Chodala out of courtesy, "it's more convenient for us to pitch our tent near than to stay in your camp." We thank you for your kindness, but the horses need to graze, and they know our tent and will come back there after going out to graze. They may be restless when they come into your camp. ”

"Of course." Seri breathed a sigh of relief. They're going to upset her, too.

Ella realized that she needed to exchange greetings with them as well. Wolf looked less nervous, and Ella tentatively let go of it. I can't just sit here and cuddle it all the time, she thought. When she stood up. It jumped up and pounced on her, but she motioned for it to go down.

Rutan welcomed her to his camp, but he did not stretch out his hands or invite her closer. She replied to him, "I'm Ella the Mamuta," and she added, "Belonging to the Mammoth Firepit." I greet you in the name of Mutter. ”

Serry gave her welcome, and only here, just as she did to Jodala. Ella replied formally. She wanted them to be more friendly, but she figured she couldn't blame them. The phenomenon of animals voluntarily walking with people is frightening. Not everyone is as open to this strange new invention as Tarut, and realizing this, Ella feels a sharp pain in her heart, and she feels that she has lost the people she loved in the lion camp.

Ella turned to Jodara. "Wolf doesn't feel so defensive now. I think it'll be careful, but when it's near this camp. I should have something to stop it, and in the future, when we curse the others, I can stop it. "She spoke Zelandani, and near the camp she felt she couldn't speak Mamuta freely, even though she wished she could." Maybe something like the reins you made for Rayser

(End of chapter)