Chapter 129 (1/2)

Chapter 129 Atessa

Ling followed the aboriginals to a natural valley in the Death Ridge

The vegetation here was also brieness co the path, Ling was certain that they were just ordinary plants, and that they would not be aggressive except for producing plenty of oxygen during the day for the valley

In the center of the valley, there was a s and wide and glistening Ar the pool It was obvious that this pool was very i the pond were layers upon layers of wooden huts However, these layers of woods were built on top of large trees with tangled roots The wooden huts were sih, but they were natural and primitive

There were 30 wooden huts in the tribe According to Ling's calculations, the population of this tribe e tribe, but it was not s and Monnie entered the valley, naturally they would attract the attention of the aboriginals

The inal woman was dispelled by the arrival of the prophet na to the semitic tribe nae Gutner's fair skin distinguished hiinals, and it was only after Gutner's explanation that Ling learned that the clear water he had spoken of was the source of life for the Semitic people

And the source of life that the Searded as treasure was actually the pool of water in the valley

Gutner had been a geographer and explorer, and he and his tea an expedition ten years ago All his team but himself had died in the forbidden land, and Gutner was fortunate enough to be saved by the Semitics It was not appropriate to say that the Semitic people saved him For them, the dazed Gutner was the delicacy for them

However, when Gutner woke up, he used his advanced knowledge to shock the Searded as a prophet by the chief of the Seinals, and he stayed, using his knowledge to bring a little e to the survival of the Ses Gutner had done for the aboriginals, his greatest contribution was to find the groundwater that the Semitic people called the source of life This was also thanks to Mr Gutner's rich geographic knowledge, which would have been a miracle to find an acceptable water in an area full of radiation sources in the Death Ridge Before Gutner's arrival, the aboriginals either drank theout roots that had plenty of water to extract the sap as water source However, no erous Thus, the average lifespan for the semitic tribe was around twenty years

Until Gutner found the water, few Semitic people had died of lack of water in nearly a decade

However, the water source here was not very plentiful either Other than a sroundwater, due to the radiation in the Death Ridge, the water could only last for about one day It could be said that the existence of the source of life was only able to distance the le, there were also other lethal elements other than water

In the valley, torches were lit in front of every wooden hut, and a bonfire was placed near the source of life to illu space This was thesuch a pri felt he was in a trance It was as if tiood old days

But the blue fla that he was still in a turbulent age which was full of danger

After sending Ling's group to the house of the prophet, the seinal, he was taken to the tribe's witch doctors for cure, along with the corpse of the shi+eld snake Gutner ordered the aboriginals to strip off the scales of the shi+eld snake, which could not even been shot through by an M500 anddefensive soft armor combined with some oak fibers

This was another contribution Gutner had done to the Seh he was not a master of weapons, the ht hie Even the hacksaw used by the woned by Gutner, and he hier had ns