For three days in a row, there was a bowl of soup after every meal. Wu Kui threw them away, and Plop never drank it under his supervision.

Wu Kui wasn't sure what the purpose of this decoction was, but he clearly noticed that the Bigfoots in the cave next door were much calmer, and their roars could no longer be heard.

After dinner on the third day, a group of people wearing square crowns and long robes came, looking a bit like Taoist priests from the Central Plains. They sat cross-legged on the ground at the entrance of each cave, then held something like a prayer wheel and began to pray non-stop.

It rotates while chanting words, as if singing poetry and reciting sutras.

Listening to their humming chanting, Wu Kui felt very sleepy and almost fell asleep. At the same time, he felt mentally trapped and empty of will. He thought this was the Tufan people casting some kind of spell on them, which was lying on the ground.

I picked up two balls of mud, rolled them into balls and stuffed them into my ears and eyes in order to get some peace and quiet.

They chanted like this for three more days. On the morning of the seventh day, Tufan soldiers came in and unlocked the iron gate at the entrance of the cave, allowing them to come out of the cave.

After Wu Kui came out of the cave, he looked around and saw several Bigfoots coming out of other caves one after another. There were about eight or nine Bigfoots in number. These Bigfoots were much taller and burlier than him, and they had a different coat color.

The darker Bigfoot looks very strong and is much taller than Plop. Several other hairy Bigfoots are about the same size and more than a head taller than Plop. They only have one coat color.

The reddish Bigfoot is a bit thinner, but also taller than Plop.

These tall and mighty Bigfoots, for some reason, looked calm and docile at this time, and they were also very obedient. They stood at the place designated by the Taoist priest in robes without daring at all.

rash.

Wu Kui saw Pu Tong on the opposite side and walked out. In comparison, she was much smaller than the other Bigfoots. Moreover, Pu Tong's expression was a bit dull and trance-like, not as energetic as before.

At this time, a Tufan Taoist began to speak. He shouted something loudly. The Bigfoots followed his shouts and made different movements, either raising an arm, raising a foot, or squatting down.

, or jump on the spot, or turn left, or turn right. The Bigfoots all followed the instructions unevenly.

This Tufan Taoist might be speaking the language of Bigfoot, which Wu Kui couldn't understand, so he had to imitate the movements of other Bigfoots.

After repeating this several times, the Bigfoots' movements gradually became more orderly. Tufan Taoist asked them to make more complex movements.

Wu Kui observed carefully. All of these Bigfoot monsters had dull eyes and dull expressions, as if they had been lowered by someone. They were mechanically executing other people's orders. In comparison, plopping was much better.

Wu Kui noticed that sometimes she didn't want to do these movements anymore, so he motioned her to continue with his eyes, and then he had no choice but to continue to follow the others.

Tufan Taoist again asked the Bigfoots to line up in a queue and walk back and forth in the cave, or run and stop, or crawl forward, and repeated this many times until they felt that everyone's movements were more uniform.

satisfy.

This kind of training lasted for three more days. These Bigfoots have been trained in a decent manner, especially their obedience to orders is absolutely no less than that of ordinary soldiers. Wu Kui and Pu Tong were at the end of the queue.

Try to act like everyone else and don't let others see your flaws.

About half a month later, a Tufan general came. Accompanied by several Tufan Taoists and superiors, he reviewed the training results of these Bigfoots. After watching the various drills of the Bigfoots, the general was very pleased.

He nodded with satisfaction and said: "Yes, it's a pity that there are only a few of them now, but if these Bigfoots are armed, they can at least defeat a thousand-man army." After speaking, he turned back to the accompanying commander and said.

: "However, the Bigfoots that have been domesticated in the early stage have been sent to the front line, where they will be armed into giant warriors. From then on, our army will be invincible and invincible. These Bigfoots are temporarily

Stay in the rear, choose two or three to send to the palace as guards, and deal with the rest."

The officer nodded and said, "Okay, let's do as your lord orders." He paused, stretched out his hand and said to the general, "Then please personally select the guards for the palace."

The general took another look at the Bigfoots in front of him, turned around and said: "Well, in two days it will be Eid al-Fitr. The royal family has prepared a grand celebration. You will arrange for these Bigfoots to be at the scene."

A gladiatorial performance is, firstly, a gift to the royal family, and secondly, the one who wins the gladiatorial battle can be selected as a guard of the palace. Isn't this the best of both worlds?"

Eid al-Fitr is a grand religious and cultural festival for the Tufan people. Religious Tufan people rush home early at this time of the year to spend the wonderful festival with their families. During the festival, every household prepares steamed buns.

Youxiang, lessons, flowers and other traditional foods rich in ethnic flavor and characteristics are also eaten. At the same time, sheep, chickens, rabbits, etc. are also slaughtered to make jelly, stews, etc., to send each other to relatives, friends and neighbors, and to pay each other festival greetings. On the first day of the festival,

On the next day, both married and unmarried sons-in-law must bring holiday gifts to their parents-in-law to pay homage to their parents-in-law. Many young men and women also choose to hold weddings on Eid to add to the festive atmosphere.

On the third day of the festival, people will hold a grand ceremony. This grand ceremony is usually convened and hosted by the royal family. There will be many entertainment activities at the ceremony, such as lion dance, stilt walking, flower singing, wrestling performances, etc.

Activity. On that day, Tufan people will bathe and purify themselves, put on their most beautiful or clean clothes, and gather from all directions in the early morning to the place where the ceremony is held. People wish each other peace and pray to Tufan gods together.

Goodbye and pray for happiness in the coming year.

According to the general's arrangement, the cave intensified the training of the Bigfoots. It took a lot of thinking on how to divide the Bigfoots into two groups for wrestling, because there were nine Bigfoots. If you don't want the cub, you still have to fight.

There was a female, and the two sides were not balanced. Finally, the chief decided to count the cubs and the mother as one, so that there were four adult males on one side, and three adult males plus one cub and one female on the other side, totaling five.

, which can be considered relatively balanced.

On the day before Eid al-Fitr, eight large carriages pulled nine Bigfoots out of the other exit of the cave and headed towards Xiamaguan City. Wu Kui and Pu Tong were still put on a large carriage.

On the night, Wu Kui used some simple Bigfoot language he learned during this period to tell Plop that they would let the Bigfoots kill each other, and he would protect her when the time comes. Plop seemed to

Dong Fei nodded understandingly.
Chapter completed!