"Sunset, it's late, let's go back quickly," said a middle-aged man dressed as a guard, raising his hand and patting the stunned young man. Pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info

"Uncle Ili, this ...... That's it? Sunset seemed to ask to his side in disbelief, and then looked behind him, a white tent that was almost a hundred times as tall as his own.

The Humaya tribe is located in a zigzag mountain col, which itself was once the bottom of an inland lake, and the strange shape of the geography makes the tribe have no concept of a central axis.

This big white tent is the center of the Humaya tribe!

And all the ancestral houses made of stone 'grow' around it. Including the bloodline of this large tribe, it also originated from here, branched out, and finally scattered to the entire vast desert.

"Yes," Uncle Ili smiled and said in a gentle tone, "Lord Shaman already knows everything, don't worry, go back and rest well for a night." ”

"Really," Sunset said uncertainly. After entering the snow-white tent, the shaman, who looked like a kind elder, only gently touched his head to comfort Sunset, and then asked the guard Ili to take him away.

As for the imaginary inquiry, it did not appear at all as if it were the conjecture of the setting sun, and the sunset had organized a half-day manuscript along the way, but at this time it was found that it was not useful at all.

"Haha, little ghost, isn't it exciting to be in such close contact with a shaman for the first time," Ili smiled, as if recalling his own past, and the first time he had seen a shaman. He couldn't help smacking his mouth: "Now, go back quickly, if you don't go back, it is estimated that your grandma will be chattering again!" ”

"That's right, Grandma!" Although Sunset's head is still a little dizzy now, as soon as he said Grandma, he quickly reacted, and it was already very late. And he hasn't found Bayar yet.

"Goodbye Uncle Ili, Abba and I will come to see you another day," Sunset didn't dare to linger, and hurriedly ran to the street in front of him, where there was already a horse waiting for him for a long time, it was the mount of the guard Ili.

"After sending you to it, just let the horse go, and it will know how to get it back."

"No problem," said the horse, which was a bit tall and tall, and when the sun set, he tripped over his riding boots in a panic.

"This stinky boy," Ili grinned as he stood behind, but he quickly covered his mouth as he realized what this was the place. "Ahem," he coughed afterward, straightening his chest and abdomen, and looking at each other. The whole person became serious again.

"Phew, I don't know what the golden retriever dog came from," the cold of the night was not inferior to the scorching sun during the day, and such a wind blew on the emaciated face of the setting sun, so that he couldn't help but squint his eyes. At the same time, in his heart, he was still thinking about what happened before.

Bayard definitely didn't have to think about it, and now that he thought about it, he must have chased the wrong person before, misled and accidentally went to Yakhan's house. And the two strange ape corpses left behind by the shaman must be hiding some big secret.

Sunset has absolute reason to believe! - Otherwise, the shaman would not have seen the corpse, his wrinkled and exaggerated face stretched out to reveal the expression of surprise.

Sunset couldn't help but think that at the moment when the two strange apes were decapitated by the golden retriever, the black gas that erupted from their facial features, in fact, at that moment, he even heard the screams of women.

That kind of voice was even more discreet than her mother's screams when she gave birth to Bayar!

As long as he thought of it, he couldn't help but feel a thrill at sunset, after all, not long had passed, and the experience in the stone house was still vivid, clearly visible in front of his eyes.

Click, click, click!

"Hmm," the broken hair on his forehead fluttered in the wind, whipping his eyelids like whips, and Sunset exhaled, only to find that the horses beneath him were now violently raised, and when they fell, they were already in front of his own tent.

"I've been thinking about it for so long," Sunset looked behind him, the rows of stone houses and tents were like waves in the ocean, and the dotted lights were the sea fish struggling in the waves.

"Strange why I came up with the word 'struggle,'" Sunset muttered to himself, rolling over and dismounting from his horse. He brushed the mane of the horse, and the horse meekly lowered its head and rubbed it in his arms.

"Thank you, go back by yourself," Sunset touched Dama's cheek and whispered in the other's ear.

"Li~," Da Ma nodded his head tamely, as if he understood the words of the setting sun, and after completing the task, he finally rubbed the other party nostalgically, and then turned around and ran back to the center of the tribe.

"Goodbye," Sunset watched as the other departed. After looking at it for a while, he turned around and went back to the tent.

"Sunset, what's wrong, why are you only coming back now." Bowing her head and entering the tent, my mother was still sitting next to the fire.

Facing his mother's worried gaze, Sunset couldn't help but tell a lie: "I went the wrong way when I went to look for Bayar, and then I went to ask his playmates, but I didn't see him when I looked around. ”

My mother actually believed this reason.

"Whew, it's okay, it's good that you're back, thank God," the mother patted her bulging chest, and on the navy blue national costume, a clump of golden vines spread from the collar to the waist.

"Bayard has already returned first," said the mother, who patted the mat beside her and motioned for her eldest son to sit down.

"How's it going, are you still hungry?"

"I'm not hungry anymore."

"Really, is that so?"

Sunset's mother suddenly grabbed Sunset's shoulders and stroked the other party's emaciated, but very handsome face: "My Sunset, I know you are also very uncomfortable in your heart today, but your Abba is your Abba ." ”

Sunset lowered his head and didn't say a word.

"My silly boy," Grandma's low tone made Sunset think of the lullaby he listened to when he was a child, and his mother's words always seemed to have a mysterious power to calm his heart.

Mother and son pressed their faces together, as if gently shaking in rhythm. Grandma then said: "Your father works hard for this family, and it is very hard. He's going to leave you and your brother an inheritance, and he's going to prepare a dowry for your sister......"

At this time, the sunset is rare without pouting. He listened carefully.

"Sunset, it's not wrong for your father to be concerned about our family's property, but as Yakehan's best friend, it's not wrong for you to save him......"

"Look at my baby," he said, righting Sunset's face and making the other person look at him. The mother's eyes were wet, and there seemed to be infinite light in them: "I can't believe it, you are already a man." But Grandma knows that there are some things you can already make decisions about......"

The foreheads of the two were pressed together, and the mother whispered, "Go, no matter what you do, Grandma will support you." ”

"Grandma," Sunset felt his nose a little sour, although he couldn't understand his father's appearance, but Grandma's words made him think in his heart, maybe he really misunderstood his father?

"Do you need my help, Sunset," the mother's smile seemed to melt away all the ice and cold, and she knelt down slightly to the side, her flat bangs slid to the side, and she looked at her son with a smile at the moment.

"Grandma," the young man gritted his teeth, "Okay, I'm going to borrow something from you......"

After some preparation, after Grandma repeatedly told her to pay attention to safety, the sunset finally had to go on the road. He actually had a plan in mind, and now was the time to implement it.

"Hey," but just as the sunset stepped out of the tent, and was full of ambition, he was slapped by a pair of small hands behind him.

This blow was not heavy, but it made Sunset's whole person almost jump in fright.

"Bayar, you scared me, why are you here," Sunset turned around, and only then did he see the person who came, he seemed to be frightened, and quickly shaved the black hair in front of his forehead with his right hand, but his left hand kept clutching the burlap bag on his back.

"I heard the horses barking," Bayard said with a serious expression, then gesturing to the street behind him. Only then did Sunset notice that his younger brother had changed into a dark dress at this time, which was really unrecognizable at night.

"What else did you hear," Sunset tensed at this moment.

"I hear it all." Bayar originally had a tiger face, but then his face changed to a flattering look, and he spit out a word in an almost coquettish tone: "Brother~~" dragged out the end note.

"Absolutely not!" Sunset refused without even thinking about it.

"I'm definitely going," Bayard said stubbornly. "Otherwise, neither of us will go."

"It's dangerous, maybe I can't save anyone, I'm going to stay there," Sunset whispered to his brother, pulling him over his brother. It had already changed to a deliberative tone, but at this time, the young man was willing to give up.

As if he recognized it, Bayar directly bit his mouth and did not let go: "Believe it or not, I'll call it now, Abba!" ”

Bayar's voice was very soft, but it really startled the sunset, and he hurriedly covered the other party's mouth, and then glared fiercely.

"I'm afraid of you, it's okay to go, but you have to listen to my command," Sunset had no choice but to compromise. Judging from his appearance, it can be seen that Abba still has power in his heart.

"Woo-woo," Bayard nodded busily as his mouth was covered, his eyes shining brightly.

"If you dare to be disobedient, I'll throw you halfway," thinking that this little ghost actually has some use, Sunset can only shrug his shoulders, as long as he doesn't misbehave, let him follow if he wants. Then Sunset tightened the sack on his shoulders and shook his head in the direction of his ancestral house.

"Brother, why are you going?" Bayard shouted from behind.

"Shhh......hh Of course it's leading the horse, are we walking out of the tribe?

Sunset said angrily, but heard his brother say behind him, "I have already led the horse out, where is it!" ”

The sunset paused, and when I looked back, it wasn't okay. Beneath the dim streetlight, a horse was munching on the hay.

"Huh," Sunset twitched, it was Abba's favorite horse. If he loses it, Bayar and him will definitely have a fat beating.

"You stinky boy," Sunset didn't bother to change horses at this time, and walked in front of the horse with a sack on his shoulder. Bayar hurriedly followed, but was rubbed by Sunset, and directly copied Ili's words before.

*To be continued *