365 Days On A Remote Island With A Lady Painter
There's Meat to Eat

“This is a legacy from my family, a birthday gift my sister gave me.” Rose thrashed, like a frightened kitten.

“Sstt, take a look, what are these primitive humans doing?” I saw the forest from a distance, there were dozens of primitive humans with spears and bows in their hands who were dancing on the hillside.

They were hunting, besieging a group of deer, and began throwing spears.

The group of deer was frightened and fled. Then, they brought the largest deer and disappeared into the forest.

"Hunting ceremony." Rose's surprised voice. "It looks like there's an important person in their tribe who died."

“They used a deer as a coffin, wrapped his corpse in deer skin, and threw it into the sea.” Rose replied to me.

“Is this their tradition?” I'm a little surprised too. Poking out a bit of my head to look out, those primitive humans had yet to go far. A wounded deer with a spear on its body, ran over from a dozen meters to the hillside where we were hiding.

One of the primitive humans shouted and the road approached, looking like he wanted to take back his spear.

"Don't raise your head, hide well, if we're caught.” Rose pinched me again.

Why do Caucasian women like to pinch people?

I also returned the favor by holding his ass.

Rose glared at me, but did not dare to move at all, for fear of being discovered by those primitive humans.

The primitive man who ran over was less than fifty meters away from us, he could find us at any time.

Yet another primitive man carrying a deer body screamed at him from a distance.

I don't understand their conversation, it seems that they haven't yet formed a language and can only express it simply.

The primitive man turned his body slightly disappointed and left.

I was relieved when I saw that they had gone away.

“Come way, today we get a deer for free.” I immediately ran away, pulling a spear from the corpse of the deer.

I walked beside the corpse of the deer and pulled out the lance that was stuck. The deer was dead, so I just dragged it home.

"You're lucky enough today." Rose glanced at me, "Let's go, I'm hungry."

Luckily, I can speak English, otherwise I really can't communicate with them.

Rose walked in front, I followed behind, and on the way home, she told me the location of the trap so I could remember.

My eyelids twitch. These four women were truly extremely strong. They dug a few holes near the underground cave, and were filled with sharp wooden spines.

There are also some traps that are used to catch small animals, people who hold them will also be injured.

I remembered all the traps they had made, my heart was grateful, it was fortunate that I did not enter into this trap.

I brought the deer back to the camp, the eyes of some of the women changed. On this remote island, eating meat is a luxury. Of course they feel happy.

Rose told Anna about the matter, I could see that their facial expressions had taken a very serious turn when bringing up the strange behavior of those primitive humans. And I'm sure they must still be hiding something from me.

Forget it, just go for it step by step, these few women still don't fully trust me.

I also doubt their identity.

Being able to instantly recognize the tattoos on my body from the Kopassus troops, it means that they can prove that they are not just a girl group and a doctor.

Sure enough, Rose also told them about my identity. Elizabeth and Naomi shut their mouths in shock.

Anna was very calm. After they discussed, Rose came over and handed me the dagger: "You take care of the venison first."

I made a dagger instead of a kitchen knife, then cut the venison very skillfully and placed it on the side ground. After a while, a few kilograms of meat was finished I cut.

I shook my head, dear there is no basin, otherwise, these bones can still be used to make soup.

Beside the pile of dry firewood, Elizabeth and Patricia were squatting there. Each held two stones in his hand, swiping both stones to create a spark.

The two of them had already made it up to achy hands, but the sparks that came out were also unable to make the dried leaves burn.