Chapter 383: The anger of the Maasai elders
After hearing Maomao's words, Chu Ye shook his head and said, 'For now, I haven't thought of a way to deal with them, but I will definitely think of a way. '
Of course Chu Ye would not let the Maasai people defeat these lions. Since he had human wisdom, he must find a way to defeat these not very smart Maasai people.
After hearing Chu Ye's words, Maomao also smiled and said, 'Of course, our boss will definitely have a good way to deal with these Maasai people. '
After hearing Maomao's words, Chu Ye just smiled and said nothing more.
Besides, the Maasai people were very scared after this battle with the Chuye lions. They carried the two dead Maasai people back to their village.
However, they also felt very incredible about what they experienced today. You know, they have always lived with the animals on the prairie.
Even top predators like lions usually choose to run away when facing the Maasai people, and do not dare to compete with the Maasai people at all.
Today, when these lions saw the Maasai people, they not only did not run away. On the contrary, they dare to compete with the Maasai people, which is really rare.
Also, what puzzled these Maasai people was that this time more than thirty lions united to deal with them. This was something they had never encountered before.
After these Maasai people returned, they discussed today's experience together. Everyone is a little puzzled by the crazy behavior of those lions.
At this time, a villager said, 'We should tell our senior elders about this quickly and let him decide how to deal with those lions. '
After everyone heard this, they felt it made sense, so they went to the place where the senior elder lived together. When I went there, I also carried the two dead Maasai people.
These people now came to the senior elders, and they told them what they had experienced today. The elders of the college entrance examination were also very shocked when they heard this.
This senior elder is a very old man, probably over eighty years old. However, he seemed to be in good spirits and relatively strong.
'How could so many lions unite to deal with us Maasai people? This is really strange! 'The senior elders are also a little confused about this issue.
At this time, a junior elder looked at the senior elder and said, 'Elder, I think those lions must have become monsters. They are no longer ordinary lions, they must be monsters. '
After hearing what the junior elder said, the senior elder nodded and said, 'Yes, that must be the case. The prairie where we live has been experiencing drought, which is probably related to these monster lions. We have killed two lions and offered sacrifices to the gods, but it still hasn't rained. Now these monster lions have killed our cattle and people. This shows that these monster lions are getting bolder and bolder, and we must find a way to kill them. '
'Elder, how should we deal with these monster lions? 'The junior elder asked again.
'What else can we do? Of course we can unite with the young warriors among us Maasai people and let's deal with those monster lions together. 'The senior elder said again.
'Okay, I'm going to summon those young warriors and we must kill these monster lions. 'After the junior elder finished speaking, he walked out of the room.
After he came out, he went to various villages to summon some young warriors. There were about forty or fifty people. They all held spears in their hands and were thin. However, they were all warriors among the Maasai people and could be used at any time. Go and fight the lion.
When he summoned these young warriors, he asked them to stand together. He led these warriors to the house of the senior elder.
When all these people were standing there, the junior elder went into the room and informed the senior elder.
At this time, the senior elder came out of the room. He came to these young warriors and said, 'Young people, now is the time for you to contribute to us Maasai people. The weather is dry and it has not rained. This is because in this prairie where we live, there are made some monster lions. In a few days, you are going to kill these monster lions. As long as you kill these monster lions, our prairie will usher in a happy rainy season again. '
After hearing the words of the senior elders, these Maasai warriors raised their spears and shouted loudly, 'Kill those lions, kill those lions---. '
The senior elders looked at the confident aura of these warriors and felt very happy. He looked at these young warriors and said, "Although your courage is great, those lions are not easy to deal with." In this way, you should train well these days, and in a few days, you will go to deal with those nasty lions together. '
After listening to the words of the senior elders, these young warriors raised their spears again, and then shouted loudly, 'We want to train, we want to train---. '
In this way, after the senior elder finished speaking to these young warriors, the junior elder led these young warriors to an open space for training.
However, the training content of these Maasai warriors is also very simple. There are no standardized items at all. They just wave their spears in the air casually. There are also some warriors who keep jumping around in place with their spears. go.
What the Maasai warriors like to do most is jump in place. Moreover, it is still that awkward kind of jumping without bending the knees. I really don’t know how the Maasai warriors have such a habit.
But no matter what, the courage of these young warriors among the Maasai people is absolutely amazing. Because they can face the lion and compete with it. From this point of view, the Maasai people are definitely the bravest people in the world.
Now, these young warriors among the Maasai people, under the leadership of the low-level elder, are training the ability to hunt lions in an open field.
Sometimes they were jumping in place, and sometimes they were waving their spears in the air, making all kinds of strange moves.
Of course, outsiders don't know what these Maasai people are training, and what is the use of their training. However, the Maasai themselves know that their training method must be useful, because what they have to deal with is not humans, but lions.
The low-ranking elder was watching these young Maasai warriors. If he saw that a warrior's movements were not standard, he would go over and correct them.
