"It was that day when our ancestors encountered the Saint walking out of the desert."
Outside the mines at Dengzhou City, the leading barbarian summarized to the others.
Although the leading barbarian spoke vividly, the others showed no interest—primarily because after speaking for so long, he hadn't said much. Just that, long ago, their ancestors encountered the Saint, and then what?
"And then our ancestors escaped slavery, right?"
One of the barbarians suggested a direction, which was the most likely outcome.
Mainly, although they weren't familiar with the scriptures or their ancestors' experiences, they at least knew their ancestors had surely escaped slavery—that kind of significant event, they had heard about even without reading the scriptures, let alone obvious examples like, where would they be if their ancestors hadn't escaped slavery?
So, rounding it up, this was akin to shooting the arrow before drawing the target.
