Special Agent Rebirth: The Omnipotent Goddess of Quick Transmigration novel Chapter 806

Chapter 806: 796 I was a Goddess in Ancient Times (2) First Update

Ye Shaohua sifted through the memories of the original host and found many tribes, but the one before her was clearly a very well-planned tribe, whether it was the quite sizable and distinctive houses, the orderly patrol soldiers throughout the tribe, or the vast stretches of green fruits and vegetables.

Not far away, a group of children sat under a big tree on wooden stools, receiving education from a female slave.

Ignoring the environment and the beast skins everyone wore, this place was like a harmonious society straight out of a dream.

Anyone who would come to this tribe from the outside would surely be astounded by what they saw.

"This is the main city of our Icefield Tribe," the female slave beside Ye Shaohua said with a smile as she turned to look at her, pride clearly written across her face, "Master Che Nan has said that it will expand even more in the future. One day we can build a city wall, just like those first-class cities. Then, we won’t have to fear attacks from any other tribes, and our Icefield will also become a first-class city one day."

A first-class city? Ye Shaohua squinted her eyes. She didn’t find any mention of this city in the original host’s memory, but then thought that perhaps her small tribe wasn’t qualified to know such things.

After all, news traveled very slowly in primitive society—events occurring just a few thousand meters away might take a year to become known, and even then, only through trade between the larger tribes.

Seeing the confused look on Ye Shaohua’s face, the female slave averted her gaze and no longer looked at her, instead gazing admiringly at Chu Yin and the others.

When Chu Yin saw Che Nan, her eyes lit up, and then she approached and asked in a low voice, "How is it? Are you okay? Did you find that plant you call ’hemp’?"

"No," Che Nan let out a sigh of relief when he saw her, then shook his head and pointed towards Ye Shaohua, "However, I did find the person you had predicted."

Only then did Chu Yin turn to look in Ye Shaohua’s direction. Seeing the other’s dirt-smudged face and beast skin, she faintly smiled, "Take her to my dwelling. This slave will follow me from now on. Che Nan, I’ll go back first and change your dressing."

Ye Shaohua, thinking about her current identity as the original host, immediately put on an expression of a blessing in disguise, which drew a disinterested glance from Chu Yin.

As for the man called Che Nan, from beginning to end, he maintained an icy demeanor, not caring for anyone other than Chu Yin.

The female slave supporting Ye Shaohua looked at her with some jealousy upon hearing Chu Yin’s words, thoroughly sizing her up as if wondering what had caught Chu Yin’s special attention.

"Let’s go, I’ll take you inside," the female slave didn’t dare say more, leading Ye Shaohua inside. "The hunt this time has been quite fruitful. We need to prepare for tonight’s bonfire. Here we are, just go in by yourself. I need to help process the meat."

The female slave told Ye Shaohua her name was Zhen.

Names in primitive societies were quite strange; most did not have surnames, only individual names that seemed to serve as codes to distinguish each person. Surnames were found in tribes that had developed a certain degree of civilization.

Naturally, the female slave did not have a surname, unless her master chose to give her one.