I am a Primitive Man Chapter 936

The hunchbacked primitives, blessed by their shaman, led their livestock and goods across days of travel to the powerful tribe known for cultivating rice-like fruits in shallow waters. There, workers scattered shelled seeds under the vigilant watch of armed guards, a practice that dominated the fertile lands and enslaved defiant tribes who dared to harvest. Upon reaching the central settlement, they traded food for pottery and salt under the guidance of a tribesman who consulted the revered shamaness, whose eyes the visitors hoped would appraise their exceptionally fine pottery.