I am a Primitive Man

Chapter 326: The Lucky Shu Pi

Shu Pi had been waiting in the bushes for quite some time, feeling full after eating, and he couldn't help but think of that primitive female human.

After waiting a while, the female primitive human finally started walking towards him. Shu Pi, feeling much bolder than before, emerged from the bushes before the female primitive human reached him, holding five or six fish of various sizes and smiling at her. When the female primitive human arrived, Shu Pi handed her the string of fish directly. Without him needing to pull it, she walked towards the small grove herself, and Shu Pi chuckled lightly as he followed behind her.

When the female primitive human returned with the fish, it inevitably caused a minor commotion once again. The best angler had only caught four fish so far, but this novice female primitive human had managed to catch six. Are there more fish upstream? With doubt and anticipation, they headed upstream and found it similar to downstream.

Shu Pi's mood wasn't bad at all. This time, he had caught three rabbits and a string of fish. After eating one rabbit himself, he hung the other one up high. Considering it had been two or three days since he had seen the female primitive human, he carried the fish and rabbits back to where she usually stayed.

The underage female primitive human felt slightly disappointed because the person who often brought her plenty of food hadn't appeared for several days. She missed the taste of bird meat and grilled fish, which were much tastier than wild vegetables. As she thought about this, after skewering some fish for a while, she habitually looked towards the small grove, and to her pleasant surprise, she saw the man appearing again, with fish and rabbits in his hands! She happily ran over with her fish spear made of sticks...

Underneath the river, a female primitive human who had been spearing fish had been paying attention to the movements of the underage female primitive human. When she saw her running towards the small grove, she followed suit. Regarding the consecutive strokes of good luck for this underage female primitive human, she had always been somewhat skeptical. The female primitive human widened her eyes, looking very surprised at the scene before her. The underage female primitive human from her tribe was lying on the ground, her animal skins gone. In front of her were a rabbit and several fish, and behind her was a strange male rapidly moving... This incident made her very angry because this underage person was her offspring! The sudden turn of events also made the underage person panic, bewildered, and unsure of what to do.

After another female arrived, Shu Pi calmed down. He stood up, picked up the string of fish from the bewildered underage person on the ground, and hung it around the neck of the new female primitive human... The female primitive, who was considerably older, lay on the ground, looking at the slightly shaking five or six fish before her, feeling that today's catch was quite good... Watching the female primitive who occasionally looked back here as she left the grove with the fish and rabbits she was carrying, Shu Pi smiled again...

Food could be obtained behind the small grove upstream of the river, becoming a secret among the five female primitive humans responsible for spearing fish along the riverbank in the tribe. While the adult male members and others had left the tribe to hunt, these five women continued to spearfish by the river. However, unlike before, they didn't spearfish directly but went behind the small grove first. Shu Pi returned many games today: seven or eight fish strung together, a rabbit, and a colorful big bird.

Looking at the five female primitive humans standing in front of him, he didn't hesitate much and handed the colorful big bird to the recently matured female primitive human who was closest to him. He then gave the rabbit to the second most familiar female primitive human and the fish to another female primitive human with large buttocks. The three who received food stayed behind, while the two who didn't were envious as they watched the three but still went to the riverbank to spearfish...

The tribe didn't have much success in hunting today, and according to past experiences, many would go hungry in such situations. However, the leader and others weren't too worried this time because, recently, those responsible for fishing in the tribe had caught much more than before. Sometimes, not only did they bring back more fish but also some small game.

Back at the cave, the tribe leader looked at the fish, rabbits, and colorful big bird laid out there and couldn't help but smile broadly. These people didn't disappoint him; they caught a lot of food. He reached out and patted the shoulders of these women vigorously, loudly praising their capabilities...

Those who often walk by the river will inevitably get wet shoes. Walking on the night road frequently, one is bound to encounter ghosts.

In the tribe, a man had injured his foot during yesterday's hunt and couldn't sprint for a short time. Under the leader's arrangement, he was allowed to rest in the cave. After resting for a while, he couldn't stay still and found a fish spear in the cave. Limping, he left the tribe and headed towards the river. Despite the injury, he could still spearfish. However, what puzzled him was that he didn't see the figures of the several women who had gone out with fish spears not long ago.

With doubts, he followed the river upstream. After walking for a while, three women came out of the small grove, looking very panicked when they saw the male primitive not far away. The male primitive instinctively felt something good had happened and hurried towards the small grove. He saw a figure disappearing into the woods.

In the small grove, two female primitives were still hurriedly wrapping animal skins around themselves. Shu Pi ran for a while before stopping, panting heavily. Being discovered, he probably couldn't continue like this in the future, and he couldn't stay around this tribe anymore.

Shu Pi squatted on a tree, with excess food hanging on the branches he had collected. It had been a while since he had been to that tribe. Humans are social animals, and living alone is uncomfortable. He looked at the surplus food hanging there, reached down, and grabbed a handful, feeling very uncomfortable. After hesitating back and forth for a while, he finally carried the food and climbed down the tree with his bow and arrow, heading towards the enticing woods. The wilderness life during this period had made Shu Pi very cautious. He didn't rush out but hid here to observe for a while. After confirming that the people of this tribe had gone out hunting again, he began to make sounds to attract the attention of the several women still spearfishing by the river. When he saw them looking over, Shu Pi raised the food he was carrying high. He brought plenty of food this time, and after some time without much interaction, he decided to keep all these female primitives today.