Manda came at the right time. Most of the missionaries were still alive. They were locked in the chief''s wooden house. Although the wooden house was very spacious, four or five hundred people crowded in it. The scene was really unimaginable.
Some things are really incomprehensible. There are young men among these hundreds, and their chief is still alive. There is only one latch hanging on the door of the wooden house. As long as they use more strength, they will be able to knock the door open, but they just don''t have the courage. They will only shrink in the wooden house and cry.
The wooden house was surrounded by firewood. They knew what the Bayers were going to do.
The chief stretched his head out of the wooden house and repeated a sentence in the language of the priest. Cheerdan, hiding in the tree, could understand it. The meaning of the sentence was: "pity us."
The Bayer people had no idea of pitying them. A Bayer soldier took a torch and burned the chief''s hair. The chief wailed and retracted his head. The Bayer people laughed loudly. They passed the torch in the sound of war drums to decide who would be the igniter.
The moment the drum stopped, the torch remained in the hand of a young man. The young man was very excited and walked to the wooden house amid the cheers of the crowd.
"Wail, maggot, pray to your goddess of wisdom! Pray to your Lord odesov!"
The young man shook the torch back and forth in the crack of the door, and a group of paiwu scholars lying on the crack of the door kept wailing.
The young soldier was addicted and was about to extend the torch to the firewood. He suddenly felt that his arm was a little numb and soft, and the torch accidentally fell to the ground.
"What''s the matter, you''re afraid!" another soldier laughed wildly behind him. He smiled for a moment and found that the soldier was in a wrong condition.
He fell to the ground with a torch beside him and soon burned his clothes.
Several soldiers rushed to put out the fire. Manda suddenly jumped down from the roof and cut off the soldiers'' legs.
The soldiers who had lost their legs rolled around and wailed. The soldiers who had just prepared to fire had burned into fireballs. The Bayer people standing behind had no reaction for a long time because they were frightened.
They couldn''t see Manda clearly. First, because Manda was too fast, and second, because chuyt used magic on the roof, they only saw a ghostly figure shuttling back and forth around them.
Whether to kill or leave depends on Manda''s mood. In most cases, Manda only cuts off their hands and feet and deliberately leaves their lives.
Someone wanted to escape. Several soldiers stepped on their horses and rushed out of the village, but before long, their heads were cut off by worm''s worm silk, and the horses were still running with him.
Some veterans tried to surround Manda, but when the siege was about to form, the soldiers were paralyzed on the ground. A centurion was trying to assemble the soldiers. Manda suddenly stopped, stood in front of the wooden house and watched them assemble with a smile.
Several veterans drew their short bows, which was their fighting instinct.
Finally see, finally see the devil, this is the best time to kill him.
Manda stretched out a hand and pointed her index finger at the Bayer man in front of her.
A Black Whirlwind gushed out of his fingertips and turned into a storm in the blink of an eye, throwing all the Bayers into the sky.
Without the help of Ares''s skills, this is the first time that Manda used tifeng''s black storm without the help of external forces. Manda found the secret, which is a unique enthusiasm for blood.
Unfortunately, it''s a pity that these more than 200 people are not enough to kill, and they can''t all be killed. We must let them live a little longer.
Most of the Bayer people who fell from the air were seriously injured, and some who could barely move were bitten by Medusa''s snake hair.
Manda called cheerdan and asked him to bring the two paiwu girls. When he saw the Bayer people everywhere, the two girls huddled behind cheerdan.
Manda asked the two girls to let the people out of the cabin. They dared not touch the latch.
Chuyt sighed, "it''s not unreasonable for them to be treated like livestock."
Worm shook his head. "Don''t say that. Some fears are hidden in the bone marrow. I''ve experienced such fears."
Medusa said angrily, "let others go back. They are freezing to death."
"I''ll talk about it later. Now if you dare to get into my body, I''ll peel you off!"
In this glorious moment, what is the image of Manda in the process of releasing children?
He said to cheerdan, "tell the two girls to release her people immediately, or I''ll burn them!"
Cheerdan did not translate the original words. He said to the two girls, "release your people quickly. Our king has defeated the enemy."
The two girls summoned up their courage and took off the latch, but the sect officials who crowded in did not dare to move.
They are waiting for the chief, and their chief is still by the window.
"Come out, you are all brave people!" cheerdan called several times, and the chief finally squeezed out of the crowd.
He secretly looked at Manda and the Bayer people on the ground. He stood like this for a long time and didn''t even have the courage to raise his head.
Manda showed extraordinary patience. He knew that it was difficult for people who were used to slaves to stand up.
Led by the chief, all the paiwu men came out of the wooden house, but they still huddled together and looked like frozen lambs.
Manda pointed to the dying Bayer people on the ground and shouted, "dare you kill them?"
Che Erdan was doing translation, but the paiwu scholars were afraid to move.
Manda pointed to the entrance of the village and said, "your people were skinned alive by them! Don''t you want revenge?"
The chief couldn''t understand Manda, but he could understand the meaning of slow. His hand slowly clenched into a fist.
Manda pointed to the Bayer and shouted, "dare you kill me?"
The chief took a deep breath, took out a hunting knife from behind and cut off the head of a Bayer soldier.
The Bayer people yelled at the chief and threatened to gouge out his eyes and cut his tongue. They only scolded these two words. His head was split by the chief, from the top of his head to the, and the chain bones were split by him.
Among the four bodies at the door, one was his son. It was the soldier who began to pick the skin.
Manda looked up and down at the chief. He was strong, but his hunting knife was thin. The blade was only a foot long, not thick or sharp enough.
Ordinary people use such a knife, it is impossible to split people''s skull, let alone to the clavicle, but Manda stared at him for a long time and didn''t see the value of divine blood stone.
He seemed as powerful as the king, but he was not a believer in the gods.
Now is not the time to worry about this. Manda first looked at the girl behind cheerdan and then at the other paiwu scholars.
Inspired by cheerdan, the two girls rushed up and killed the Bayer people with cheerdan''s short knife and sword.
Several young men also rushed up, followed by women and children who could just walk. In the blood, they roared and tore the Bayer people madly with hunting knives, axes, sticks, their nails and teeth.
Several Bair people who hid in the crowd and pretended to be dead suddenly stood up, pulled out their long swords and rushed to the paiwu scholars.
Worm exclaimed, "no!" he was about to help, but Manda stopped him.
"They are not crying babies. They don''t need so much care."
A Bayer soldier cut an old woman to death. The chief rushed up and cut the Bayer''s arm with a hunting knife. Another Bayer wanted to fight back. A young man threw him to the ground and bit him hard on the neck.
A girl pulled the Bayer''s hair, an old man pulled him down, and a child came forward to pick his eyes.
If the anger is ignited, it will not be extinguished easily. The Bayer people who can resist are torn to pieces. Those who can''t resist can only wail and wait for death.
Kill all the Bayers, and the paiwu scholars stand in front of Manda.
Led by the chief, they knelt on one knee and shouted:
"Baikuga, baikuga, baikuga!"
Manda asked cherdan, "what does that mean?"
Che Erdan shook his head and said, "it may be the name of a hero, or it may mean a hero."
"It doesn''t sound good," said Manda. "Tell them my name."
Cherdan is a little embarrassed. The name is not easy to translate. The pronunciation of paiwu language is very different from the common language.
"He''s Manda!" cherdan said directly in the common language.
The paiwu scholar shouted neatly, "Mengda, baikuga! Mengda, baikuga!"
Mengda? Manda smiled helplessly: "tell them the name of the gods."
Cherdan said with difficulty, "our God, Hermes!"
Still the pronunciation of the common language, the paiwu scholar imitated, "harumas! Harumas!"
The shouts of more than 200 people were not too loud, but the shouts made Manda''s blood boil. This was the first land he conquered in the ice and snow kingdom.
That night, the chief held a banquet in his wooden house. The food was poor. The better prey was ruined by the Bayer people, leaving only a deer and a few pheasants, plus some unknown grass roots and fruits.
Manda didn''t dislike it. He had a good meal. He specially took out two cans of good wine from the Styx island.
With cherdansheng''s hard translation, he learned that baikuga was a legendary ancient hero. He saved the paiwu scholars from hell.
The chief firmly believed that Manda was baikuga, who was called by the God harumas and saved them again.
The chief begged Manda to give them a new totem, and Manda showed them the totem of the claudesai family.
The chief was very excited. Under the influence of alcohol, he made a bold decision.
He took off his coat, stood in front of Manda and begged Manda to engrave the totem on him.
Manda looked on both sides. He was embarrassed.
He wanted to give the job to worm, but he saw that the chief was dissatisfied and said a lot of words with the smell of wine.
Che Erdan only understood part of it: "he seemed to say that he would give glory to Kuga himself."
Manda''s face lost its color. Next, he had to tattoo a strong man with an embroidery needle.
Cheerdan''s eyes recorded everything. Manda gritted her teeth and said, "if you dare to show it to others, I will let you lose the chance of slavery forever."
"Nu Nu!" the chief understood this sentence, and several beautiful girls stood up and danced in a simple and wild dance.
After the tattoo, Manda was surrounded by the girls into the inner room.
The chief sang a magnificent war song for the hero outside: "slave, baikuga, slave, Mengda baikuga!"