Judging from the current situation, Blaze's worries just now are superfluous.

　　 The aborigines held a torch and walked around Mu De and the others several times, and then led them to a large open space where they seemed to be eating together.

　　 Dozens of bonfires have risen in this large open space, and a lot of wild boar skewers are placed next to each bonfire and roasted there.

　　 Yes, the wild boar we ate tonight came from the wild boar that Mu De and others helped them hunt down today.

　　 Mud, Blaze and their men were led to the dozen or so bonfires located in the center of the clearing.

　　 Looking at the campfire burning wild boar in front of him, Mu De quietly said to Blaze:

　　 "Blaze, it seems we are treated as guests."

　　 Blaze sitting next to Mu De nodded:

　　 "It looks like that. But you can't care about it. They might find that they can't beat us by force alone, so they plan to pretend to entertain us, but they actually want to poison us."

　　 Speaking of this, Blaze did not forget to add:

　　 "Our wild boar may have been poisoned."

"Blaze..." Mu De looked helplessly at Blaze, "Don't you think so dark, okay? People might really just be hospitable and want to thank us for helping them hunt the wild boar. That's it."

　　 Even though Mu De said so, he understood that what Blaze said was not unreasonable.

　　 They don’t know anything about the indigenous peoples of these New Worlds. They don’t understand the character of these indigenous peoples. So it’s always right to be careful.

In order to be cautious, Mu De secretly told their subordinates: Weapons should always be placed where hands can be touched at any time. When eating later, they will share some of their wild boar to the aborigines. Wait for these. After the aborigines could eat their wild boar without hesitation, they stuttered again.

　　While waiting for the wild boar to be roasted, these aborigines danced around the campfire where the wild boar was roasted.

　　 The dance of the aborigines is extremely weird in the eyes of Mud and others.

　　 In the eyes of Mu De and others, these dances of the aboriginals are like crazy people jumping around, completely unappreciated.

　　 The aborigines danced around the campfire while singing their songs loudly.

　　 Although I can't understand what they are singing, Mu De likes the rhythm of their song very much.

　　 Mu De is a farmer. The rhythm of their song reminds Mu De of the folk songs that he heard when he was a child and the elders sang when they were working on the fields.

　　 Mu De liked the song that the aborigines were singing, so he unconsciously hummed with them.

　　 At this time, there are still many aborigines holding their instruments and playing accompaniment there.

　　 The musical instruments used by the indigenous people surprised Mu.

　　 The musical instruments used by the aborigines are very similar to the flute on the "Old World" side.

　　 But their flute seems to be made of animal bones.

　　 And their flutes are not played sideways like they did on the "Old World" side.

　　 The flutes of the aborigines are played vertically.

　　 And the flutes of the aborigines are not blown with their mouths, but with their noses.

　　 They put the flute near the nostrils and play the flute through their snort, while the mouth is responsible for the ventilation.

　　 In addition to this flute, which is used to blow air through the nose, the aborigines also have a musical instrument.

　　 And this other musical instrument of the aborigines surprised Mu even more.

　　 Because this other musical instrument used by the aborigines turned out to be leaves.

　　 They put the leaves in, and then blew them out.

　　 Looking at the aboriginal people who were playing the melody with leaves, Mu De was so shocked that his jaw almost fell to the ground.

　　 uses leaves as musical instruments-this is completely beyond Mud's imagination.

　　 Mu De secretly said in his heart:

　　-There are unique dances, unique music, unique musical instruments, and know how to use fire to roast food.

　　——It seems that the aborigines of this new world are not so ignorant.

　　 Mu De is now more and more curious about the aborigines of this new world.

　　 Under the influence of curiosity and adventurous spirit, Mu De is now more and more eager to learn more about this strange nation.

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　　 The wild pork is grilled quickly.

　　 Mu did not forget to try the poison first.

　　 Mu De cut off a piece of wild boar, pretended to be innocent, and invited a male aboriginal sitting not far from him to eat it.

　　 The aborigine smiled and ate the wild boar that Mu De handed him without hesitation.

　　 Seeing that the aboriginal people did not hesitate to eat the wild boar he handed over, Mu De was relieved—their pork should not have been poisoned.

　　 After confirming that their pork had not been poisoned, Mu De and the others were relieved and began to feast on it.

　　 The aborigines don’t seem to have any condiments other than salt, so their grilled pork is not that delicious.

　　 But for Mu De and others who are soldiers, they never care whether the food is delicious, as long as they can eat and eat.

　　While Mu De and others were eating, many aborigines approached them and invited them to dance and sing around the campfire.

　　——It looks like we are really treated as VIPs.

　　 Mu was unable to help but secretly said in his heart.

　　 Facing the invitation of the aborigines, Mu De and others were very cautious at first.

Perhaps it was infected by the lively atmosphere around him. More and more of Mu De's subordinates were emotionally mobilized and began to jump around the bonfire with the aboriginals~lightnovelpub.net~ because none of them They understand the dance of the aboriginal people, so they dance very funny, which is a real jump.

　　 But to dance with everyone, as long as you can jump up and lively with everyone, it doesn’t matter whether you dance well or not.

　　 singing is the same.

　　 Although they don’t know how to sing aboriginal songs, they all sing along with the aboriginals.

　　 Some emotional soldiers even sang the songs of the Britannia Empire.

　　 And some aborigines actually followed them in singing the songs of the Britannia Empire.

　　 Mud and Blaze wanted to be more reserved at first, but in the end they did not endure the adjustment of the atmosphere, and began to sing and dance with the aborigines and subordinates there.

　　 "Old World" people dance the "New World" dance.

　　 "New World" people sing "Old World" songs.

　　 The people from the "Old World" and the people from the "New World" sang and dance together.

　　 The atmosphere is so lively, so disharmonious.

　　 Everyone vented their high emotions to their heart's content.

　　 Mud even forgot that he was in a strange aboriginal tribe, and forgot to be cautious and careful.

　　 The current Mu De just remembers to sing, dance, and make fun with the aboriginal friends who are new to today.