Luo Qiu heard the sound and naturally became interested in the pile of electronic waste in the middle. However, looking at Kanxi holding these as treasures, he might not be allowed to check them.
But after the sound that was relatively familiar to people on earth rang out, there was no other reaction in the entire cave. After thinking for a long time, Luo Qiu asked Kansi if she could take a closer look.
After Kansi put the stone coins away, he breathed a sigh of relief when he saw the light spot disappearing into the sky above. Hearing the little cub's request, he didn't hide anything, but told the origin of the stone chamber in detail.
This also happened to make Luo Qiu, who had no idea where to start the question, perked up and listened attentively.
The stone chamber has a long history, and the specific time cannot be traced back. We only know that since it was learned that stone coins would be connected to the fertile land, tribes often fought over the stone coins.
Except for the tribal chiefs and witches, no one actually knows that the so-called fertile land sensed by stone coins is actually sensed by stone coins buried in mountains, sinking under water, or being covered by ancient trees. These strange "ores" are entangled.
The orcs, led by the stone coins, also discovered that the stone coins seemed to have some connection with these strange "ores". When approached, these "ores" would absorb the light spots emitted from the stone coins, although it seemed It's useless, but according to legend, if you collect a hundred stone coins, you can go to the Holy Palace to exchange for the coveted territory and treasures. Everyone has also formed the habit of actively combining stone coins with these "ores".
Over time, the orcs protected this place, and the rules passed down from the tribe were also embedded around the stone wall.
Kansi tried his best to explain to the little cub using relatively easy-to-understand words. Luo Qiu listened for a long time. Although she might not understand individual words, she could understand the general meaning.
To the primitive orcs, the stone coins and the electronic waste in the stone chamber were regarded as some kind of magical ore. Luo Qiu thought about the plastic and rubber rings that were in disrepair and had been decayed for a long time. Other things were indeed made from metal ores. It is extracted from a certain kind of ore. It is correct to say that it is a mistake.
But as for the real origin of these electronic wastes and badges, there is no record even in the legend about the beast god. It is just that there is a sudden rumor that collecting all the stone coins to summon the dragon... ah no, it's almost the same story anyway.
The little cheetah cub sat on the ground and shook its ears and fell into deep thought. Through Kanxi's description, Luo Qiu discovered the place where the entire legend was interrupted. There was no beginning to the story. It was most likely compiled by the Holy Palace that Kanxi often mentioned. circulated.
But not knowing their purpose for the time being, Luo Qiu couldn't imagine the use of collecting a hundred badges.
It sounds like the Holy Palace released this legend to tempt everyone to collect badges, but no tribe has been able to really do it in the past hundreds of years. Listening to Kansi, the Holy Palace has never shown any signs of being anxious.
If the Holy Palace needs these badges, it will definitely urge the tribes to fight and then collect and hand over the badges. If it is not needed, what is the purpose of releasing this legend?
Luo Qiu thought, somewhat unable to see through the thoughts of the Holy Palace.
In addition, these badges did not belong to the primitive orc world at first glance. Luo Qiu couldn't think of any use for these things by the local natives.
Is it possible that some of the orcs in the Holy Palace are from the same era as these badges?
Thinking of this, Luo Qiu asked a few more questions about Kanxi Holy Palace. After getting the answer, her head was filled with questions.
If there are people in the Holy Palace who live in the same era as these badges and electronic waste, then it is not necessary as Kansi said. Although the Holy Palace is more advanced, it has not escaped from the habit of drinking blood like hair, and even Even the legends are hieroglyphs of ghostly drawings.
These badges and electronic waste seem to be much more advanced, why can't we go backwards while we are still alive?
Luo Qiu couldn't understand, so she simply didn't think about it. Anyway, it was said that he would go to the Holy Palace to participate in the festival in a few years. The news now was just this. There was really no need to worry about it. It would be better to wait until he became an adult. Go to the Holy Palace to find the answer yourself.
Instead of thinking about collecting stone coins, Luo Qiu focused on the electronic waste in the center of the entire stone room.
Kansi didn't object to Little Yuzi touching these things, but she still told her to be gentle so as not to damage them.
In his opinion, the little envoys who were guided by the beast god naturally belonged to the witch faction of the tribe, and were of course very different from ordinary cats. If Noko wants to touch Kansi, he won't allow it, but Kansi, the little cub with the title of Little God, is much more relaxed.
After Luo Qiu got Kanxi's permission, she sighed inwardly when she saw that this corner was really corrupted, fearing that it was electronic waste that would crunch to pieces if the wind blew.
The little cub carefully stepped on its paw pads and walked in front of these things. Cats have the highest sensitivity. As long as they don't want to damage things, they are naturally a safe group.
Luo Qiu took a closer look at the electronic waste and felt that the technology in this era should be slightly more advanced than on Earth.
Although the details were not visible, Luo Qiu discovered some faint patterns that were still left on these metals after being corroded by time.
It looked a bit like the honeycomb non-stick pans on Earth, but the material was neither steel nor other alloys. Luo Qiu took a closer look and found that there were some traces of texture similar to fiber weaving on it.
It should be a new artificial material, but it has the same hardness as an alloy.
The lines inside the damaged areas of the glued hoses looked like optical fibers, very thin clusters, but there were also some other lines mixed in, and the material didn't look like copper wires.
In addition to these sturdier things, there are more mixed parts, circuits and boards that have been damaged by external forces. Most of them are like plastic. They have become quite brittle after the baptism of time, even if they are not used. Touching it hard with his hand, Luo Qiu could see that there were various dry cracks in these thin materials.
Luo Qiu couldn't understand these electronic wastes. After all, his scope of interest was in the category of wilderness survival, and he was not interested in the things he needed to learn to rub aircraft carriers.
At most, he could install a computer by himself, so after completing the observation, Luo Qiu focused more on the black screen that occupied a larger area.
The screen was quite thin. Luo Qiu carefully stepped on the metal plate and looked up before opening her mouth in surprise.
There is no connected circuit board or plastic bracket behind this cracked black screen, but it is like a magnetic levitation, with a thickness less than a finger wide floating on the metal plate behind it.
From the front, there was no way out. Luo Qiu took a closer look and realized this.
The distance between the entire screen and the metal plate behind him was very small. Luo Qiu also looked from bottom to top and noticed the light in the gap. Then he suddenly looked carefully and found that the light in the entire gap was not blocked at all. The middle was wide. Very flat.
It's really strange. Could it be a magnet or something?
But it didn’t say that the middle of the magnet can conduct electricity?
Luo Qiu had some doubts that it was because he had not learned enough physics knowledge, or that the screen floating in mid-air really used knowledge that he did not know.
Maybe there is a battery embedded in the screen, and there is some kind of wireless charging on the metal plate behind it?
Luo Qiu looked around and found no buttons or operations. She even foolishly tried to get closer to the cracked screen to take a look.
Well, it should not be under-screen recognition.
Feeling sorry for her random and ridiculous thoughts, Luo Qiu sighed, but in the end she didn't break the casserole and asked the truth.
Apart from anything else, whether it is a script about the destruction and resurrection of all things, or a script about mysterious aliens traveling to the stars, there is no way to answer this question based on the information currently available in the Claw Tribe.
Even Kansi, who is a shaman in such a large tribe, knows very little about it. He just follows the behavioral patterns of his ancestors, and there is really not much useful information.
There is a high probability that the only answer can only be found in the Holy Palace, but that will only happen after adulthood.
While observing these electronic wastes, Luo Qiu was also brainstorming what the hell was going on. The era of technology and the era of primitive orcs collided with each other, which indeed created a strange and bizarre feeling.
Things like time travel have happened, time and space are intertwined, or other things that can't be explained.
But at the moment, he couldn't find the answer to the question. Luo Qiu was quick-tempered and fat, and had a temperament that took things as they came. He was also a good hand at teaching himself, so naturally he would not let himself go like this. He was obsessed with the answer to the question, and soon felt relieved. He just thought it was an ordinary little cub's novelty about strange things. After seeing enough, he returned to his neighbor's uncle.
Kansi was a little thirsty after being the commentator for a while. The purpose of coming here this time was simply to familiarize the little cub with the stone chamber, and by the way, visit the stone slabs inscribed with rules in the tribe.
The focus is naturally on the back. After the little cubs have finished their curiosity, Kansi guides the two cats towards a certain direction such as the stone wall.
Except for the pile of electronic waste in the center of the entire stone wall, basically all the free space around it was inlaid with stone slabs of similar sizes. Kanxi walked to one of them, dug hard with his hands, and removed the stone. He lowered his head and brought the slate down to the little cub's head.
Luo Qiu was stunned for a moment, glanced at the stone slab that suddenly appeared in front of her, then looked up at Kanxi, with some small question marks popping up on her head.
Kansi smiled as he held the slate.
"Look at it, little angel. This slate records the rules and regulations regarding the injuries of tribe members."
Luo Qiu took a closer look after hearing this, and then realized that the slate in front of her was painted with unknown liquid. It seems to be a children's drawing like a stick figure. It seems to express several types of injuries. Next to it, a group of little stick figures are drawn away from each other, and a few more little ones are drawn standing in front of the little people representing various types of injuries. people.
The painting is really abstract, and if it weren't for Kansi's explanation, I wouldn't be able to understand it for a while.
So what does it mean to show this to him?
The little cheetah cub blinked in confusion and looked up at Kansi.