Richest Man: Divine-Grade Reconstruct System Chapter 1326 - 1175: Primitive Tribe (Part 2)

Of course, even though he had already infused quite a bit of water resources, it was barely a drop in the bucket for System Space. This water couldn’t even occupy a small corner, which goes to show just how vast the System Space is at this moment.

Lin Yi was quite satisfied with this, since he planned to eventually use the System Space for oil trading.

If this System Space could only carry a small amount of oil each time, then this business might really be unfeasible.

Even if this oil is extracted, it might just end up being reserved for his own future use.

And now, after testing, Lin Yi discovered that the amount of water he could carry at a time was quite considerable.

Just like that, Lin Yi flew directly towards that area, and the speed of the Iron Man Armor was indeed fast enough. It took only a few hours for Lin Yi to arrive directly overhead of that land.

Of course, the reason he was able to quickly find this place was entirely due to the maps of the future.

Although this society wasn’t the future, nor was it an ancient society connected to the future, one can’t help but admit that the shape of the Earth is no different from the future.

Because of this, even using the maps of the future could still be applicable here.

Of course, besides the cities marked on the map, the rest of the terrain and landscape were largely similar, except that the extent of exploitation was completely different. For example, a place where there was clearly a city in the future was now a primitive forest or a desert wasteland.

As Lin Yi reached the sky above this land, looking downward, there was indeed a vast white desert.

Moreover, even after flying around this area for a long time, he only found a few small villages scattered around.

And these villages were clearly very different from those in the central plains; people simply built simple straw huts and lived in them, resembling a primitive way of life.

This left Lin Yi shaking his head in resignation, surprised at how desolate and barren this place was at the moment, realizing he had thought too much initially, hoping these indigenous people could help him with work, but now it seemed unrealistic.

After all, there were too few people here; even if he gathered them all up, they wouldn’t amount to more than a few hundred people.

Thinking about this, Lin Yi descended in his armor, casually choosing a village to walk toward.

With his appearance, the village immediately went into an uproar.

A rather thin black man, upon seeing Lin Yi, immediately opened his mouth wide, looking at Lin Yi’s yellow-skinned appearance in disbelief.

Furthermore, Lin Yi’s attire clearly didn’t belong to their region.

This caused him to become instantly alert, screaming as he ran into the village, shouting wildly as he ran, though Lin Yi couldn’t understand his words.

But this was not a difficult problem; he directly asked the system if it could exchange for the language of this era’s indigenous people.

The system’s answer was straightforward and simple: yes, no problem.

With the system’s response, he directly had the system find him the indigenous dialect of the primitive-like villages.

After Lin Yi learned it, he immediately understood the shouting clearly.

However, hearing the word ’monster’ repeatedly from the other party left him a bit amused. Yes, the black man was shouting while running, "There’s a monster, a monster is coming, everyone run!"

Lin Yi really hadn’t expected that in the eyes of these black people, he had become synonymous with monsters.

But this also left him quite helpless.

After all, these people were generally like indigenous beings, appearing primitive, and perhaps had never seen a human like him in their lives.

Because of this, it was understandable that they regarded him as a different creature.

Yet Lin Yi didn’t leave because of this; instead, he followed the man into the village.

However, upon entering the village, he was immediately met by a group of black men holding various odd-shaped weapons barring his way.

Their weapons consisted of sticks with oddly shaped stones tied with vines at the ends, clearly their spears and other armaments.

From these objects, Lin Yi could roughly judge the living standards of these people; not exactly primitive, but they lacked and didn’t know how to use tools.

And dealing with such people, Lin Yi naturally had his way; he simply waved his hand, and suddenly, a small puddle appeared in front of him on the solid ground.

Yes, a patch of water suddenly appeared in front of the solid ground.

This scene caused the originally hostile black men to be dumbfounded, and seeing the pool of water on the ground, they immediately threw down their weapons.

Then they rushed towards the puddle, and upon reaching it, they bent down and began drinking eagerly.

At this moment, they didn’t care how the water appeared; their instinct drove them to vie for this water’s source, as for them, water was incredibly precious.

Moreover, if the water wasn’t consumed quickly, it might seep into the ground, making it impossible to find more.

Lin Yi watched these scenes unfold, shaking his head helplessly at their scramble.

And just then, his gaze inadvertently swept over the dilapidated houses, noticing small heads along with women’s heads peeking out, looking in his direction.

Seeing the men rushing towards the ground and bending down, these observers revealed puzzled expressions, as their sight was blocked, leaving them unaware of the water on the ground.

Seeing this, Lin Yi felt a twinge of pity, as the Huaxia people have always been kind-hearted and enthusiastic.

Seeing these barely clothed individuals, especially the children, Lin Yi’s heart softened, and he ignored the men fighting over water as he walked towards the children and women.

As Lin Yi moved towards them, the heads that had appeared quickly shrank back in fright.

This led Lin Yi to shake his head in resignation, as he smiled wryly and waved his hand, causing a few basins to appear in front of him.

With the appearance of the basins, they were immediately filled with water.

He then spoke a few words straightforwardly towards the houses.

If Xiao Zihan were here, she would surely be surprised to find that she couldn’t understand a word of what Lin Yi was saying.

Even though she is a top student at Peking University, fluent in several languages, Lin Yi’s words were incomprehensible to her.

Not only to Xiao Zihan, but even if Lin Yi were to go to the Middle East in the future and speak these words, nobody might understand him.

Currently, Lin Yi’s speech is more accurately described as the primitive indigenous language of the region.

Anyway, when Lin Yi spoke, a few heads gradually appeared again, though upon seeing Lin Yi, they quickly shrank back.

Lin Yi then shouted a few more words towards them.

This time, with Lin Yi’s shout, the small heads gradually peeked out once more, and their gaze...

[To be continued...]