The pattern on the hilt of this scimitar is definitely not part of the West Baros race!

Could it be?

A thought suddenly popped up in Lei Huanxi's mind:

Is this the Inca civilization?

Yes, this idea definitely makes sense.

Those who escaped from the Inca civilization disappeared in the Andes.

Maybe this knife belonged to the Incas, and for some reason fell into the hands of the Sibaros people?

The more Lei Huanxi thinks, the more reasonable it makes.

Perhaps only the Sibaros people can unravel this secret.

Lei Huanxi quickly raised the knife in his hand and kept making gestures to make the other party understand where he was asking where the knife came from.

After gesturing there for a long time, the matriarch finally understood it.

However, she shook her hand repeatedly, and she couldn't understand the meaning, and she didn't know it either.

Lei Huanxi was a little disappointed.

And at this moment, the girl who had just walked into the westernmost house with her leopard head, walked out with an old man.

When I saw the old man's dress, the strange fancy decoration on his head, and the wooden stick he was holding, I didn't have to guess that it must be a character like a wizard among the West Baros.

Every primitive tribe has such a role, and their status is even above the patriarch.

When disasters or diseases are rampant, these wizards will lead the patriarchs to pray for the gifts of heaven in their strange ways.

The wizard first thanked Lei Huanxi for saving his tribe members.

Then, the matriarch pointed at the scimitar in Lei Huanxi's hand and said something to the wizard.

The wizard waved to Lei Huanxi and gave a few words to the girls around him.

Lei Huanxi came to the wizard's side.

The girl quickly brought a few pieces of charcoal-like things.

The wizard said nothing, and brought Lei Huanxi to a mountain wall located south of the tribe.

Then, he actually started painting on the mountain wall.

Genius.

Although the language is not clear, everyone can understand the drawings they draw.

Moreover, wizards are supreme existences in every primitive tribe. Only their profession can pass on some secrets that even the patriarchs do not know.

This wizard's painting movements are very skillful, and the paintings are very vivid.

It would be a pity if you didn’t become a painter, so why bother to stay here?

Lei Huanxi was not clear about it. Drawing is a skill that every wizard must master.

Many runes and other things that pray to God must be drawn accurately.

Paintings after painting appeared on the mountain wall.

Lei Huanxi understood.

A complete story is clearly expressed in these paintings.

A long time ago, the West Baros people lived here. At that time, there were not only one race living on this land, but also two other races living at the same time.

There was a race that Lei Huanxi recognized him at a glance.

In the painting, they are very short, but very fierce.

Lilliput!

The people in this painting are definitely the people in the legendary Little Man Kingdom!

And those who seem to be beaten very embarrassed by the Lilliput Kingdom must be the Alabajo people.

The Alabajo people were almost beaten to death by the villain.

Did they surrender?

West Baros!

Yes, they defected to the Sibaros.

But even if the two races merged together, they were still no match for the powerful villain country.

It was as if two races that were integrated were about to be exterminated.

At this moment, a huge team of countless elephants and horses appeared.

Incas.

When she saw this picture, Lei Huanxi sighed softly in her heart.

This is the legendary Incas who have been mysteriously kept after entering the Andes.

The legend seems to be true.

Maybe the Incas sympathize with these two races, they actually helped.

The Incas could not beat the Spaniards with muskets, but it was too easy to deal with these primitive tribes.

After all, it was once a powerful empire in South America.

Once their soldiers took action, they defeated the Lilliput Kingdom.

However, the villain country is also particularly strong, and even under weak conditions, it still fights bravely.

Later, they probably killed an important task of the Incas, which completely angered the Incas.

Kill them all!

The Incas kept chasing the villain.

Eventually, the remnants of the Lilliput Kingdom were driven to a volcano.

Unfortunately, the volcano happened to erupt.

The Lilliput Kingdom and the Inca warriors who were chasing them all died on this volcano.

The Lilliput Kingdom was destroyed, but the Incas also suffered heavy losses, and they lost many excellent soldiers.

In the records of that USB flash drive, the "Little Man Kingdom" fought bloody battles with the neighboring Alabaho people for a long time. They became more and more fierce and rarely died, but most of the Alabaho people were killed by them.

However, human calculations are not as good as heaven's calculations. A sudden volcanic eruption in their residential area completely destroyed the entire "Little Man Kingdom". The "Little Man Kingdom" disappeared on the earth, and their head-reducing technique was lost.

Lei Huanxi now knew that it was not a sudden volcanic eruption, but because the Lilliput Kingdom was chased by the Incas and this caused their genocide to be destroyed.

So what about the Incas?

When they entered the Andes Mountains, they never came out and disappeared mysteriously since then. Is this related to their loss of a large number of excellent soldiers on the volcano?

I'm afraid this answer can only be answered after finding the disappearing Inca civilization.

But this is the food chain.

The Incas were destroyed under the attack of more than a hundred Western-Essayers.

But when they met the primitive tribe, they were like cutting melons and vegetables.

This is actually a victory brought about by the progress of civilization.

At that time, Spain's civilized technology far exceeded that of the Inca Empire.

And the civilization technology and technology of the Inca Empire and these primitive tribes are not only ahead of them by hundreds of years?

In those paintings, the Incas finally left.

But they were also considered to be their former allies, and they still left something for the West Baros people.

They even taught them the technology to improve their weapons.

And this strange scimitar was also left by the Incas at that time!

In the last few paintings, the Sibaros people believed that the Incas were messengers sent by God to save them, and the soldiers who died in battle were just returning to God's side.

So from that time on, they worshipped the Incas from generation to generation.

They regarded the Incas as their guardian gods.

This is true even until now.

It's really a pretty good start.

First, we found evidence of the existence of the Lilliput Kingdom.

Then he discovered the Sibaros people, and then proved something from the mouth of this primitive tribe wizard:

The Incas did enter the Andes, which shows that there is no error in this adventure route.
Chapter completed!