The steppe became a forest, the camp became a ruin, but the history is strikingly similar: Hadu was once again unified. Pen % fun % Pavilion www.biquge.info

Only this time there is a big difference from when he first ruled the grasslands: he did not use his predatory ability. Hadu had already discovered that the loyalty gained from using the ability to plunder would be a great shackle that limited the development and creativity of his clan, and whether the clan was loyal to him or not had no effect on Hadu. Rather than both parties being bound and restricted by this unclear loyalty, it is better to let both sides have a good time.

Hadu and the Koman'ne made a series of agreements, one of which was that every 80 years, the Koman'ne would send 80 children to the cave to "accompany" Hado. Hadu will provide enough technical support to the tribesmen, but since the terms of the previous agreement are still in effect, Hadu is happy not to interfere in the self-management of the tribesmen.

After the disintegration of the concept of the tribe, Hado finally had enough time to sort out and analyze the various technical processes collected over the past few thousand years, and it was not much surprise to him, anyway, the material circulation in the cave was relatively smooth, and at most he needed to work for a while every 80 years. At the entrance of the cave he set up a small altar, if the people of the tribe had any needs, they could bring them to Hadu, and he would give them to him, and as for meat and vegetables, he did not lack them, and if the other party brought them, it would be not sincere at all, and he would not receive them.

In exchange, Hadu will also plunder one of the skills or knowledge of these clansmen, and he can be regarded as figuring out the context of this "environmental change": before he launches his own plunder, there will always be such and such obstacles, but as long as he can overcome it, it will not affect the result of the plunder;

This can be regarded as creating a new model of taking what each needs from him, and Hadu will not interfere too much in the management of the "Koman'ne", and the clansmen will not interfere too much with Hadu's purification. As for why the children sent into the cave never came out again, the tribesmen did not find it strange: people are born, old, sick and die after all, children will grow up and grow old the same, and it is not strange that Hadu has so much knowledge that he can't finish teaching, and he has been learning all his life.

With this in mind, Hadu and his people spent 400 years unharmed.

With the full-scale decline of the super monsoon, the desert has begun to erode the northern grasslands of "Falie", large areas of green grass have begun to be replaced by sand and gravel, and the runoff from the "Falie" has also been declining year by year.

During these few hundred years, the ancient Egyptians greatly improved their shipping skills, and they took advantage of this wave to conquer large areas along the Blue Sea coast, as well as the entire Arabian Peninsula. As for "Shin'ne-Nu", oh no, on the side of "Koman'ne", Pharaoh also sent emissaries to visit, and found that the whole tribe was disintegrated, the original clan site was in ruins, and the tribe was scattered all over the place to live alone, and the desert was becoming more and more serious against the "Fa Lie", and the Pharaoh could not see what advantages there were here, even if he conquered this forest, there was not enough manpower to develop it, and it would take a lot of effort to make "Koman'ne" The people were obediently incorporated into the family of the ancient Egyptian Empire. The pharaoh would not have been willing to do such a thankless task, so he left the "Koman'ne" to fend for himself, and did not fight the idea of this side.

In the intervening centuries, agrarian societies around the world began to flourish, and large civilizations moved away from stone tools to an era of full-scale use of metal, while small and medium-sized civilizations still used stone tools and wooden tools. At this time, Crete was conquered by the Minoan kings, the Mycenaeans also began to settle in the Peloponnese, the Xia Dynasty had been established in Northeast Asia, the Aryans began to migrate to the South Asian subcontinent, the Jomon period in Japan entered the late period, the Australian aborigines began to use broad-bladed tools, the North American Indians laid the foundation for the development of agriculture in the southwest, and the ancient Peruvians in South America established large-scale stepped stone construction facilities for "transformation and plunder".

Hado's two old friends, the Egger clan and the Zikern clan, were nowhere to be seen at this time, whether on the banks of the Rhine with wheat fields, or in the Danube valley with fruit trees and vines, or near the Volga River where oats were everywhere. It was as if they had disappeared and never appeared again in the course of civilization BC.

However, even after hundreds of years, "Koman'ne" has lost its former glory. During the years of desert erosion, the tribesmen of the former northern camp began to move out, and the total population of the vicinity of "Fare" fell to 5,000 people. The gene enrichment effect brought about by the last ethnic reunion began to wane, the number of infertility within the clan increased, and the rate of neonatal malformations began to increase.

In 1909 B.C., due to the violent action of the sandstorms, the "Fa Lie" tree planting plan to control the sand failed, and the "Koman'ne" began to abandon the northern camp, and the desert hinterland camp was finally covered with yellow sand after 4,000 years of accompanying the tribe (the camp in the Jaffala Plains had been abandoned after the unification of the forest area and was later occupied by the ancient Egyptians). In order to guard the cave where Hadu was located, the guards cut down the forest area at the foot of the "Falie" again, and planted patches of rice.

In 1894, when ancient Babylon was founded, a descendant of the Zikon clan, Capone Zikern was given the position of Governor of the Tower of Babel.

In 1893, the ancient Greeks began settling at the southern tip of the Peloponnese.

In 1877 BC, Hadu suddenly received a report from an Asian tribe that he had not seen for a long time, saying that the Northeast Asian tribe of the Egger clan had landed on a small peninsula in the bay of Northeast Asia. Hadu felt very strange: why would the Egger clan be so unbearable at some point? ？

In 1876 B.C., the American tribe sent an urgent report, saying that the tribe was basically slaughtered by the local Indians and could not be sustained, but unfortunately this report did not reach Hado. In the same year, the Israelites moved into ancient Egypt due to famine.

In 1853, when heavy rains fell around the world, the cave where Hadu was located was fortunate to have no impact on the interior of the cave due to the principle of connectors, even though water continued to flow from the patio on the roof of the cave. For example, the Valley of the Kings was completely submerged, and the mausoleum under construction of Amenemhat II was destroyed; the Arabian Peninsula was littered with quicksands, and a large area of soil erosion broke out throughout the two river basins, and mudslides rushed to the Babylonian palace with a powerful destructive force; the sea level rose sharply, and the Tsushima Strait, Sakhalin, and the south of the Kamchatka Peninsula were submerged, and the Japanese archipelago was completely cut off from the mainland; Dayu's camp gate was washed away by floods, so that he could not enter his house and could only climb into it from nearby trees. It is known as the "Great Flood of Destruction".

In 1851, the first phase of the Tower of Babel began, and the first king of ancient Babylon, Sum-Abu, participated in the groundbreaking ceremony and delivered an important speech.

In 1850 BCE, the Hebrew patriarch Abraham led his troops into Palestine.

By about 1800 BC, the world's major civilizations had basically established their own calendar systems, and the observation of astronomical scenes was more frequent. In the same year, the construction of the third phase of Stonehenge in England began.

Hadu had been dormant in the cave of "Falie", and he did come out for a short time around 1850 BC, but because he had too many things at hand, he could only continue to return to the cave. During this time, he had dived into the underground river several times, and once, after diving through a large section of the river that had no air holes (holes for leaking oxygen), he plunged from the bottom of the water to a bright spot on the surface of the river, and gasped for breath at an opening—the penguin he preyed on couldn't withstand such a toss, the river was too long.

Hadu looked at this exit of the dark river, and found that it was only a small section of the dark river where it was raised, and the river water flowed down from the stone wall not far away, and when he looked at it, the stone wall was 5 people high, and the surface was slippery and difficult to climb, but this was not that difficult for Hadu, and he directly used the magnetic force to control the blade to pierce into the depths of the stone wall, and then climbed the handle of the knife to the stone wall.

At the other end of the rock wall was another lake, and Hado took a deep breath this time and dived into it quickly, only to find that the bottom of the lake was the outlet of the turbulent water. With a stir in his heart, he led himself with the blade of his knife against the current into the narrow dark river tunnel, and then rushed out of the water source. At this time, Hadu found that the bottom of the "Falie" cave was connected to such a large feng shui treasure: it was 5 times the size of its own cave without artificial excavation, and there were some climbing plants growing in the cave, and wild fruits were growing on it.

After some exploration, Hado discovered that the cave should have never been touched by humans, and that there was a natural passage leading to it. When I walked outside, I actually ran into the desert, judged my position, and was less than 5,000 steps away from the hinterland of the desert.

It's weird.

I don't know what kind of direction the underground river is, but Hadu actually moved more than 600,000 steps in a straight line in a short period of time. For Hado, he just didn't need such an emergency shelter to use as a backup base if his cave was breached.

In this way, Hado spent another 500 years decorating and renovating this reserve base, until that day came.

In 1300 B.C., Pharaoh ordered the persecution of the Jews.

In 1295 B.C., Moses, who was second only to Hado's ability to plunder, was born in Goshen, a Jewish sojourn in the Nile Delta.

In 1276 B.C., Hado felt that the compilation of technical processes had been completed for a long time, so he embarked on a new journey north along the White Nile, resting in the Sinai Peninsula on the way. On this day, he was handling the gray wolf animal he had just hunted when he suddenly heard an earth-shattering roar in the distance. He looked intently to the north and saw smoke billowing and a large army of ancient Egyptian slaves chasing a group of men wrapped in off-white robes.

Hado had heard about the Hebrews, the Israelis, and the Jews, but he was stupid enough to tell the difference. Judging from the information we heard, it seems that the Jews who were living in slavery in the former area of Lower Egypt were on the way. At this moment, Hado's eyes were drawn to a young man at the front of the Jewish procession: he saw this young man holding a snake-like cane, shouting for his people to go straight in the direction of the sea of blood. This direction of progress puzzled Hado: if he wanted to die, why did he have to jump into the sea? Directly stop in place and let the pursuers behind catch it for a short time. ？

When the young man approached the sea of blood, a sight that amazed Hadu happened: the young man raised his snake staff as if shouting, and then the sea suddenly dispersed to both sides, revealing a dry undersea passage. The Jewish slaves happily followed the young man to the other side of the sea of blood, while the ancient Egyptians behind them stagnated, not daring to make their way into the passage of Haiti, until the menaceous whips of the officers made the slave army reluctantly forward. Then the slave army found that the sea water had not yet gathered in the middle, so they went after the Jews with confidence. At this time, the Jews had already come ashore, and when they saw the young man looking down on the ancient Egyptian slave army who had just caught up halfway through the road, he made a gesture of closing his hands, and saw that the sea water was constantly closing in the middle of the passage. The terrified ancient Egyptians screamed and fled for their lives at both ends of the passage, but in the end they could not escape the raging sea water and were extinguished in a sea of blood.

This hand was really beautiful, and Hadu couldn't help but be proud of the young man's actions: this is what a predator should do, using his powerful ability to destroy all the enemy's forces at once. As for why the young man has to run to the beach, Hadu analyzed that it may be related to the other party's plundering ability and water, otherwise there is no need to travel so far to use the ability.

It's been a long time since Hadu has encountered a predator, and he hasn't used it. Over the past few decades, the number of people who have come to Hadu to solve problems has become more and more decreasing, and he has also asked his guards about this matter, and the answer is that the population near "Falie" has decreased a lot, and the other camps are relatively far away, and most of the people can solve the problems themselves, and there are not many cases where Hadu needs to intervene.

Heading north from the Sinai Peninsula, Hado found that mass migrations of human races were frequent, and that the relationship between oppression and oppression in the Arabian Peninsula was very complex, and he believed that it must be the center of strife for the next millennia. Since most of the peninsula is desert and the land is extremely poor, people can't survive if they go in, and the young man actually brought his own people in, obviously with some special preparations. Hadu hung far behind the opposing team, wanting to see what the opponent would do.

He was startled again: the Jews complained to the leading young man that he was dying of hunger if he could not find food, and the young man begged for heaven again, and then it began to fall like snow in the sky. Food.. This brain hole is open enough, at least Hadu never imagined that the plundering ability could be used like this. Listening to the Jews crying out "manna" in joy and amazement, Hadu understood that the other party himself didn't know what these things were, anyway, as long as he could fill his stomach.

Now that the other party has shown the ability to survive in the desert, there is nothing that can surprise Hadu anymore. From this he turned northward. And at the moment when Hadu turned around, the young man at the front of the Jewish team suddenly turned his head and glanced at Hadu meaningfully, but Hadu did not see it at all because he turned his back.

And when Hado came to the vicinity of Palestine, the Sinai Peninsula behind him suddenly glowed violently, such a magical scene made Hadu also a little fascinated, but he quickly reacted: this is definitely due to the ability to plunder, with a strong and seductive light. Determined not to look at the light, Hadu continued northward.

His first stop was Crete, which he had passed through many years earlier, and the last time he had discovered a large number of artistic treasures of sand bottles and clay frescoes in Asia Minor, he wanted to come and "learn" from the experience of the development of civilization here. Unlike ordinary people, he did not plan to cross the blue ocean by boat, but prepared. "Fly" past. He came up with a brilliant idea: throw a short blade in front of him, then jump onto the short blade with a run, and then throw another one forward, jumping forward and grabbing the previous one that was falling. In this way, Hadu felt very amused, and the speed of progress was not slow, and it only took a sunrise to reach Crete.

A thousand years ago, the sad inhabitants of the east of the island were beaten by Hado and almost wiped out, but this time, Hadu landed directly on the east of the island, and what "greeted" him was really this group of fierce barbarians he had encountered - there was not much difference in the style of clothes. Hadu knew what kind of character the other party was at a glance, and killed these people without saying a word, and more Cretans rushed to help, and Hadu directly broke out a powerful lightning attack, directly burning the Cretan reinforcements to charcoal.

The Cretan priests, who watched the battle from afar, described the incident as "the gods descended to earth and used the fire of heaven to destroy the blasphemers", and this passage was recited in later generations as Zeus, the king of the gods.

Hadu did not stop at Doga in the Aegean Sea, his goal was to find the Iger clan: the original city of Mari had been destroyed by the ancient Babylonians, and Hadu could not find the descendants of the black-robed wizard after a trip, so he had to search on the other side of the blue sea.

The key reason why he ran out in a hurry this time was that he had broken the restrictions set for himself by the predators of the Egg Clan.

He's going to settle accounts with the other party.