Age 0: You were born, and your father named you Pa Xiu.
Age 1: You lived in the wilderness, a vast and sparsely populated land lying between several cities, filled with magnificent canyons and towering plains.
Age 2: Your tribe was one of the few large tribes in this wilderness. You wandered together across this arid plateau. Your father was an excellent hunter in the tribe, often bringing back plump lizards for dinner.
Age 3: The tribe had a herd of sturdy Nande Nuo Camels. Though these tall camels were not as fierce as off-road vehicles, they needed no fuel cells to travel across the wasteland and could carry vast quantities of supplies. For a tribe wandering this wilderness, camels were their most important property. Your mother was an outstanding camel trainer in the tribe.
Therefore, you often got to drink delicious camel milk.
Age 4: As the tribe wandered, you and the children your age played across the vast wilderness. You frolicked and sang together, camped with the adults among valleys colored as brilliantly as the evening glow, and held bonfire parties. Your father would always cut off the fattest piece of lizard meat and roast it over the blazing flames until it sizzled with dripping fat.
Age 5: You began learning simple tasks from your mother, such as preparing fodder. Calling it learning was an exaggeration; really, you just helped her whenever she was too busy.
You mixed crushed branches and leaves with chopped cactus in a large basin, then added petals from fragrant Si Luo Flowers. That was the Nande Nuo Camels' favorite food.
Trade caravans often appeared along the tribe's wandering route. They traded city salt, white sugar, clothes, and other goods for the tribe's supplies. Whenever they saw you, they would often say that if