Chapter 969 Changing Teams (1/2)

Cheeks told Li Du a lot of traditions related to the Hadza He said that there were no written notes of their tribe's history; it all depended on word of rassland There were the Iraqw, Datooga, Isanzu, Suku coether

Each ethnic group had their own language They all had a coe, and that ahili, and it made communication possible

Each tribe also had their own territories The Hadza people exchanged prey for ed anied further goods, including wohly common in many places of Africa The Hadza people ard because areat Obviously, you guys respect wohed and then said, ”No It's because our people are not good at saving and gathering e for wives”

Cheeks, who had received a higher education, was very honest He told Li Du that the Hadza people did not have high levels of loyalty in their h they did not have several wives at the saed partners with others

But the Hadza woamy, but if their husbands dared to fool around, they would be furious and fight theht even take their children to join other faet back at their husbands

When Sophie arrived, the Hadza people grew even ave Sophie a strareath There were some vibrantly colored bird feathers in it—it was very beautiful

Sophie accepted it with a smile Cheeks told Li Du, ”This kid is very fond of your wife”

”Then it e of beauty”

Cheeks was stunned, and then he laughed out loud

He liked Li Du's generosity and kindness This hy after breakfast he insistintly invited Li Du to join the tribe's hunters in hunting

Li Du considered it for a long moment, and he went to talk with Mr Lion Hunter He told hi life, and asked if Mr Lion Hunter was interested as well

Mr Lion Hunter said, ”They will only hunt oing to hunt a lion Are you sure you don't want to go withfierce animals at all Both Ah Ow and Ah Meoere already fierce ani other fierce animals would make them feel insecure

So, they temporarily parted ways Sophie and he had joined in the Hadza people's hunting party

The Hadza people usually did not accept outside woiven the kids many chocolates, milk candies, and other tidbits, and also because she was poised and elegant, the tribe welcoment for beauty in different tribes, Sophie, who had a pretty face, was actually not a beauty in the eyes of the Hadza people In their eyes, a tall and thicker woer body indicated better chances of bearing children, and it also meant that the woman was healthier

Perhaps the Hadza people did not think Sophie was beautiful, but temperament was universal Beauty in temperament could directly touch someone's soul So, the people still liked her a lot

Big Ivan had brought booze for the Hadza people; he thought that these native blackalcoholic drinks But in the end, he was rejected

The Hadza people were not good at drinking They would get drunk even on their fer self-control and staring trouble

Because of this, most Hadza camps had a rule that they would not accept booze from any outsiders But they were very interested in the iron alcohol jug that Big Ivan had brought along They poured the alcohol out and used it for plain water instead

Big Ivan was disappointed ”For God's sake, please don't pour that away! That was vodka I brought all the way froet!”

After the sun rose, the hunters were ready to depart

They had trained so theuard the campsite instead