Judging from the current situation, Blaze's concern just now is redundant.

After several rounds of Mude and others, the indigenous people took torches and walked around Mude and others, they led them to a large open space where the tribesmen seemed to have dinner together.

Dozens of bonfires have risen on this large open space, and many skewers of wild boar are placed beside each of them.

That's right, the wild boar meat I ate tonight came from the wild boar that Mude and others helped them hunt today.

Mude, Blaze and their men were led to the dozens of bonfires located in the center of the open space.

Looking at the bonfire in front of him, Mude quietly said to Blaze:

"Blaise, it seems we were treated as guests."

Blaze, who was sitting next to Mude, nodded:

"It seems that this is true. But we can't be careless. They might find that they can't beat us by simply relying on force, so they plan to pretend to invite us, but they actually want to poison us."

Speaking of this, Blaze has not forgotten to add:

"These wild boar meats may have been poisoned."

"Blaise..." Mude looked at Blaise helplessly, "Your thoughts shouldn't be so dark, okay? Maybe they are really just hospitality and want to thank us for helping them hunt the wild boar."

Although Mude said this, he understood that what Blaze said was not without reason.

They know nothing about these Aboriginal peoples in the New World, and they don't know anything about the character of these Aboriginal people, so it's always right to be careful.

To be cautious, Mu De secretly informed their subordinates: keep the weapons at all times where they can touch them at any time. When they eat later, they will first share some of their wild boar meat for these indigenous people to eat. After these indigenous people can eat their wild boar meat without hesitation, they will stutter.

While waiting for the wild boar meat to be roasted, these natives danced around the bonfire where the wild boar meat was roasting.

The dances of the indigenous people were extremely strange in the eyes of Mude and others.

In the eyes of Mude and others, the dances of the indigenous people were like crazy people jumping around and could not be appreciated at all.

The Aboriginals were dancing around the bonfire and singing their songs loudly.

Although I couldn't understand what they were singing, Mude liked the rhythm of their song very much.

Mude was born into a farmer. The rhythm of their song reminded Mude of the folk songs that he heard from childhood and sang when his elders were singing on the fields.

Mude liked the song that the indigenous people were singing, so he unconsciously hummed with them.

At this time, many indigenous people were holding their instruments and accompaniment there.

The musical instruments used by the indigenous people surprised Mude.

The musical instruments used by the indigenous people are very similar to the flutes on their "Old Continent".

But their flutes seem to be made of animal bones.

Moreover, their flutes are not blown horizontally like their "Old Continent".

The flutes of the Aboriginal people were blown upright.

Moreover, the flutes of the indigenous people were not blown with their mouths, but with their noses.

They put the flute near their nostrils and played the flute through their breath, while their mouths were responsible for breathing.

In addition to this flute that blows with its nose, the indigenous people also have a musical instrument.

This other instrument of the indigenous people surprised Mu De even more.

Because the other instrument used by the indigenous people turned out to be leaves.

They hold the leaves in them and then blow them out.

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

Using leaves as musical instruments - this is completely beyond Mude's imagination.

Mu De said in his heart:

——There are unique dances, unique music, unique instruments, and they also know how to use fire to roast food.

——It seems that the indigenous people of this New World are not so ignorant.

Mude is now becoming more and more curious about the indigenous peoples of this new continent.

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

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The wild boar was roasted soon.

Mude did not forget to try the poison first.

Mude cut off a piece of wild boar meat, pretended to be innocent, and went to invite a male indigenous person sitting not far away from him to eat.

The indigenous man ate the wild boar meat handed over by Mu De without hesitation with a smile on his face.

After seeing the indigenous man eating the wild boar he handed him without hesitation, Mu De felt relieved - their pork should not have been poisoned.

After confirming that their pork was not poisoned, Mu De and the others felt relieved and began to feast on them.

The indigenous people did not seem to have any seasonings other than salt, so the roasted pork was not very delicious.

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

While Mude and others were having a feast, many indigenous people came to them and invited them to dance and sing around the bonfire.

——It seems that we are really regarded as VIPs.

Mu De couldn't help but say this in his heart.

Faced with the invitation from the indigenous people, Mu De and others were still very reserved at the beginning.

Perhaps because of the lively atmosphere around, more and more subordinates under Mu De were motivated and began to jump around the bonfire with the indigenous people.

Because they didn't understand the dance of the indigenous people, they danced very funny and were really jumping around.

But dancing with everyone is enough to dance with everyone and make fun together. It doesn’t matter whether you dance well or not.

Singing is the same.

Although they can't sing songs from the Aboriginal people, they sing with the Aboriginal people.

Some soldiers in high spirits even sang songs from the Britannian Empire.

And some of the indigenous people also followed them to hum the songs of the Britannian Empire.

Mude and Blaze wanted to be more reserved at first, but in the end they couldn't stand the adjustment of the atmosphere and began to sing and dance with the indigenous people and their subordinates.

People from the "Old Continent" dance the "New Continent".

People from "New World" sing songs of "Old World".

People from the "Old Continent" and people from the "New Continent" are armed and sang and danced together.

The atmosphere is very lively and disharmonious.

Everyone was venting their high emotions.

Mu De even forgot that he was in a strange aboriginal tribe, and forgot to be cautious and act cautiously.
Chapter completed!