" Jingwei!"
How could Li Xingkong not have heard of this name? Jingwei —that's a well-known ancient the Myth.
"Hmph, just by looking at you, I can tell you've definitely heard of me."
The little bird shook its feathers, even seeming a bit proud.
"Indeed, it's a household name, but..."
Li Xingkong remembers that the story of Jingwei sea wasn't a good one for him.
I know what you're trying to say, but none of that matters. What matters is doing what I want to do.
Little Jingwei clearly knew what Li Xingkong was thinking; she probably already knew the story of the so-called land reclamation.
But so what? In her ordinary life, even without trying to fill the sea, she would still spend her life doing other mundane things, so she might as well just let nature take its course.
"I haven't even told you your name yet, and you've already revealed everything about me. I know absolutely nothing about you."
The little bird clearly didn't want to continue the topic, and changed the subject, asking about Li Xingkong.
"My Li Xingkong, and I've just become a disciple of the Jade Void Palace."
Li Xingkong didn't introduce himself in much detail, after all, he had only been in the Primordial World for a few days, and the things he had done in the original universe before always felt somewhat shameful.
" Jade Void Palace? Jade Void Palace!"
"Frog Fun, why didn't you say so sooner!"
The little bird fluttered twice and landed on his shoulder.
"Thankfully, the tribe's elders have been running around for ages, and they're probably still on their way. They're looking for the immortals of the Jade Void Palace, truly..."
"Little immortal, future immortal, please help us! Please catch this fish!"
Jingwei's enthusiasm left Li Xingkong somewhat at a loss.
"I'm just a beginner myself, is it really okay for me to do this?"
Li Xingkong dared not make any guarantees.
He knows too little about the creatures of the Primordial World, and acting rashly could very well bring about unknown consequences.
"Even a beginner is an immortal. I believe in you. Hurry up and get started. If we leave this Heluo Sea and can't find any immortals to help us, we'll all have to migrate."
"Hiss... That's true, but I still need to be careful. It would be good to stay at your tribe's camp first."
To ensure stability, Li Xingkong naturally wanted to learn more about the situation.
"That's true, look at me, I got so caught up in the moment that I forgot all about it. Let's take you back to the tribe first and meet the elders."
Jingwei also realized that she had been a bit too excited just now.
"Over here, over here!"
Her figure once again transformed into a bolt of lightning, flying towards the horizon.
No wonder people usually say that Jingwei was straightforward and passionate; she was quick-tempered and a true vanguard.
Following behind Jingwei, Li Xingkong at a leisurely pace.
With one bird and one person, they traversed countless jungle trees and Li Xingkong saw signs of human habitation in the distance.
Jingwei carried him down, and what appeared before Li Xingkong was a super-large tribe.
This size makes it more like a town than a tribe, with primitive animal skin tents and stone houses built from cut and stacked boulders interspersed, and the whole camp looks somewhat messy.
Seeing that Jingwei had flown back with an outsider, the warriors on patrol in the tribe quickly set up a waiting area below.
"Make way, make way, make way! It's an immortal! I've brought an immortal back!"
Jingwei didn't Earthly Capital land on the ground; she just fluttered around the warriors a few times before flying to the main tent in the center.
Li Xingkong naturally wouldn't be so reckless as to follow them in. He landed at the entrance of the tribe and stood at a distance that he kept slightly in check.
The warriors of this tribe were all extremely strong. Li Xingkong felt that their physical strength was comparable to that of some ordinary Golden Core cultivators. Not to mention being invulnerable to swords and spears, even ordinary magical artifacts and spells would probably not do them much good.
It can only be said that this is indeed the Primordial World world; its potential is much higher than that of ordinary worlds.
The effects that one might need to cultivate for a lifetime in the ordinary world seem to be achieved here simply by growing into adulthood.
A commotion arose from inside the main tent, and then a strong, muscular man followed Jingwei out.
The soldiers made way for him, and the man stepped forward two paces, then turned to kneel down.
Li Xingkong Magic Power to support him.
"Why is that? We've only just met, what's there to bow to?"
"The immortals are above, and these few have never seen immortals before and are ignorant of etiquette, but as the chief of the tribe, I absolutely cannot act this way."
"Alright, alright, there's no need for so many formalities. Jingwei has probably already told you that I came from the future. If you really think about it, you are all my ancestors."
Li Xingkong waved his hands repeatedly.
"In any case, since the immortal master has descended, we must treat him well. Send down the order to prepare a grand banquet to entertain the immortal master."
At the command of the strong man, the men around him scattered to relay the order.
"No rush, no rush. Let me see if I can handle this fish. If I can't, then all your work will have been for nothing."
Li Xingkong was not the type to take advantage of others; he knew he wouldn't accept something for nothing.
"That won't do. You absolutely have to come and have a drink."
Seeing Li Xingkong's determined gaze, the man scratched his head.
"Alright, this way. Our tribe's history books are over here. Let the immortal take a look at the fish matter first."
The man dismissed the crowd and led Li Xingkong into the main tent, where they stopped at one of the entrances leading underground.
"Our documents are all below; I'll take you there now."
Following him into the cave, Li Xingkong didn't see the words he was looking for. Instead, he saw knotted ropes hanging from the ceiling.
"Let me see... it's this one."
The man looked around, then untied a rope from a corner and dragged it to Li Xingkong's side.
"This is all we know about the Heluo Fish."
Li Xingkong reached out and touched the rope, and a message came from it.
It's not as simple as it seems; the knot is just a form, the real content flows within the information it contains.
Soon, Li Xingkong had seen everything.
Just as Jingwei had said, this Heluo Fish grows as soon as it sees water, but it only grows its body and not its brain, and it doesn't understand the concept of draining the pond to catch fish.
It only knows that it occupies this area of water and therefore considers itself the boss.
Regarding its weaknesses, the tribe only recorded some methods for dealing with juvenile Heluo Fish. For those that were already adults and still small, they would carry them out to dry. But if they were very large, it would encroach on their weak areas.
"The last disaster of this magnitude must have occurred thousands of years ago."
Seeing that Li Xingkong had lowered the rope, the man began to mutter to himself.
"Do you know how this fish was subdued last time?"
Li Xingkong felt that even if he were asked this question, he might not have seen it before.
But it's still good to ask, just in case you overlook something.