I Became The Chief of A Primitive Village

“It looks like… looks like cattle!” Ai’er said excitedly.

“Really?” Cheng Shi widened his black eyes, taking the telescope on Ai’er to look. Seeing those ‘familiar’ figures, he nodded repeatedly, “Yes, hey looks just like what the Shaman had described.”

The two were both surprised and delighted, flapping their wings to fly down. They want to hurry up and report this information to the Shaman.

“That’s great, let’s go.” Su Bai was also pleasantly surprised. He was genuinely not expecting their persistence to lead to them finding cattle.

With Ye Jiu still guarding the front, in case any dangers appeared, everyone arrived at another plain. There, they discovered a herd of cattle grazing.

“There’s another plain here?” Su Bai was surprised at how many plains this forest had. “But, those are indeed cattle.”

The cattle here were just like those on Earth. In fact, there really was not much difference this time. They were basically brownish in colour, their horns were not very large, and their build was also similar. They really looked like those from Earth.

“Great! We finally found cattle!” Yan Hua raised her hands in a victorious pose.

Behind her followed a group of sheep, which stopped to graze when they halted.

“Shaman, please wait here. I’ll go see if those beasts are dangerous…” Ye Jiu put away her combat knife and ran over.

Halfway there, she slowed down and began carefully approaching the cattle.

Finally, she found the cattle were just as docile, only focused on eating as long as there was no danger.

Some cattle were merely curious, raising their heads with round black eyes to look at her. However, that was all they did to her. With just one look, before long, they would continue to graze.

In their eyes, grass was better than these strangers, especially since they look so small and harmless.

After learning the cattle posed no threat, Su Bai approached and used his Taming Skill just like with the sheep.

After half an hour, twenty-five cattle had been domesticated, making it fifty animals total including the sheep.

“Wonderful, now we have both.” Sha Lan blinked her blue eyes.

Though the cat eared girl did not know what the cattle and sheep were for, if the Shaman said they were useful, they must be.

“Yes, it would be better if we had horses too. Even so, with this huge gain, I can’t say I’m disappointed.” Su Bai smiled.

Finding both cattle and sheep in one day was a real treat. At least, he could truly say this trip had not been for nothing.

Everyone searched around a bit more until it became evening.

The Hunting Team had all returned successful, each carrying a huge Ferocious Beast.

When Cang Shi saw these creatures called cattle and sheep, he was stunned. He wondered why they were all obediently following the Shaman. After all, these cattle and sheep were all alive, and not a single one of them were dead. Yet, they all followed quietly behind the Shaman.

“Shaman, they… what happened to them?” Cang Shi could not understand what was going on.

“These are what I had asked you before, to look for. We’ll be taking them back to the Tribe.” Su Bai softly said.

Cang Shi doubted his ears, asking repeatedly. “Take them back alive? They’ll run away. It’s impossible!”

In all his time hunting, except for some small wild chickens and rabbits, he had never taken such large prey back alive.

“Of course take them back alive. It’ll be meaningless if they are dead.” Su Bai nodded without hesitation.

“Uncle Cang Shi, they’re very obedient. They’ll follow us back together.” Yan Hua said.

She saw he had the same surprised expression she initially had, and found it quite amusing.

“When have beasts ever been obedient? I’ve never seen it in all my years of hunting.” Cang Shi then glanced at Rolly…

“Well, these cattle and sheep are different, they’ve followed us all day without running away. They are just following the Shaman.” Sha Lan added.

Hearing this from both of them, plus seeing the obedient Rolly, his firmly held beliefs began to waver. He struggled internally before asking. “Will they really listen to whatever we say? Will they really not run away?”

In his eyes, only dead beasts were truly obedient and convenient to take back to the Tribe.

“Make a circle,” Su Bai smiled. This was the perfect time to demonstrate the Taming Skill’s charm.

*Baa…*

*Moo…*

The fifty cattle and sheep began circling as commanded, occasionally making sounds, not needing to be forced.

Not just Cang Shi, but Sha Hong, Da Gua, and Wa Ming were all amazed, their eyes widening. They simply could not believe what they were seeing. After all, how could beasts be so obedient? It was truly incredible.

“They really are obedient.” Wa Ming was shocked; in all his time hunting, this was the first time he had seen anything like this.

“Shaman, how did you do this? Or are these two types of beasts naturally docile?” Cang Shi curiously asked.

This was the only reasonable explanation he could think of. Nothing else made sense, unless it was a Shaman Technique. However, he does not recall the Shaman ever knowing this Shaman Technique.

“I used a Shaman Technique, so they’ll obediently follow us back to the Tribe. We must protect them well along the way.”

Su Bai waved for the cattle and sheep to stop, continuing to instruct, “They’re very important for the Tribe’s development. So, we can’t let anything happen to them. We need at least ten of each to reach the Tribe.”

Ten seemed like a good number to him. As long as there were both males and females of each kind, they would be able to sustainability continue breeding.

“Yes.” Though Cang Shi was shocked, he nodded.

However, he began wondering internally when the Shaman had learned another Shaman Technique.

He remembered the Old Shaman saying that learning Shaman Technique was very difficult. It took years to even grasp the basics.

Everyone rested in the tunnel with a sense of wonder, looking forward to tomorrow, when they would be returning to the Tribe.

*Chirp chirp…*

*Howl howl…*

After a night of creature cries, dawn quietly arrived, and Su Bai awoke.

In his mind, he began with his Daily Check. However, he just did not open the Assistance Package. Like before, he was accumulating them. He could open them all at once after returning to the Tribe.

He wanted to keep things discrete, not wanting others to know he had this ability. He also did not want to have to carry so many miscellaneous things back. There was also the fact that opening multiple Assistance Packages at once felt better than opening them one at a time..

Cang Shi had everyone check their belongings and count the cattle and sheep.

After confirming everything was in order, he led everyone toward their first base.

They needed to collect the dried meat they had stored at the first base before returning to the Tribe together.

[noscript][/noscript]