System notification.
Congratulations to player Luog for establishing the concept of names, earning 50 civilization points and 10 culture points.
Hearing the system notification, Lu G just came to his senses and found the other tribe warriors looking at him eagerly.
Their intentions were unmistakable, and this left him in a bit of a bind.
He wasn't particularly good at naming, and giving Luo Yong a name was just a spur-of-the- moment decision.
If he had to properly name a whole bunch of people, he would be overwhelmed, especially with 34 people in his tribe now.
Just a few in front of him could give him a headache.
Fortunately, he was quick thinking.
With a flash of inspiration, he confidently declared, "Only those who perform best in the tribe or have made outstanding contributions will have the privilege of receiving a name for me.
So if you want to name, show me your best performance.
" LuG's statement was convincing.
Although it was merely an excuse he made up on the spot to avoid his naming difficulty, he did not realize that from that moment on, this excuse would become an important tradition in their entire civilization.
Moreover, having a name personally given by him would transform into one of the highest honors in their civilization.
Chapter 7.
Establishing the camp returning with prey and building materials.
Lu Gi and others enjoyed the cheers of the women and children the tribe which also brought a sense of relief to everyone as the road deer that Luo Yong had placed on the ground indicated that at least no one would go hungry tonight.
Back at the side of Mirror Lake, Lu Gi had a lot to do.
For instance, he needed to check on the progress of the ice lake project, whether the fishing nets were ready, and how the children were doing with the bait.
He also needed to make more stone weapons like spears and axes to ensure that every warrior in the tribe had one.
Of course, the most important thing was that after the battle, most of the warriors in his tribe were injured and bleeding, and their wounds needed to be properly treated.
If they got infected or inflamed, it could be life-threatening.
Thinking of this, Lu G's heart tightened.
He had to remember that in this era, the medical level was not just backward.
It might even be non-existent.
He couldn't remain calm.
In the early stages of the trib's development, not to mention the four strongest warriors, even an ordinary tribesmen was crucial as both a combat force and a productive force.
He couldn't afford to lose any of them.
He quickly found the injured warriors and saw that the old barbarian was preparing to apply the chewed herbs to one of the warriors wounds.
Seeing the scene, Lu Gi felt a bit relieved.
At least they had the basic awareness of treating wounds and seemed to have something like herbs.
As for chewing the herbs with their mouths, saliva does have a sterilizing effect.
Although it was a bit gross, but in extraordinary times, one shouldn't be too picky.
However, that wasn't the main point.
Stop.
Stop.
Stop.
Stop.
Stop.
After calling for five stops, Lu OG rushed in front of the old man and asked seriously, "Has the wound been cleaned?" Cleaned? Upon hearing this, the old man and the injured warriors looked at each other with confused expressions.
LuG seeing this made a gesture to cover his face.
Okay, everyone listen.
After getting injured, you must first clean the wound thoroughly.
Otherwise, there is a risk of infection and inflammation.
Chief, what do infection and inflammation mean? The old man being the only one in the tribe with some medical knowledge instinctively asked to this.
Lu Gi replied seriously.
You will understand this later.
What a joke.
Infections and inflammation are certainly caused by bacteria.
But what if the old man asks him what bacteria are later? Who knows how to explain that? Moreover, this is a topic where the more you explain, the more problems arise.
It all boils down to the fact that civilization is too backward.
Fortunately, a hole had already been smashed open at Mirror Lake.
He quickly called someone to fetch some clean water.
After carefully cleaning the wound with lake water several times, he allowed the old man to apply the herbs.
As soon as he finished all of this, the system prompt sounded.
System prompt.
Congratulations to player Lu G for successfully promoting medical development, gaining 100 civilization points and 10 medical points.
Luog had gotten somewhat used to the system prompts that occasionally sounded, but he didn't feel the slightest bit of pride because he knew very well that in the early stages of development, his tribe had nothing.
With just some basic knowledge from modern times, he could trigger similar things, but the key was how to truly develop afterwards.
That was the difficult part.
In summary, let us follow this method.
There were quite a few injured people and at this crucial moment with so many things on his mind, Lu G clearly didn't have the time to clean each wound individually.
So he left the following tasks to the old man.
He then ran to check on the progress of the fishing nets.
Upon looking, a satisfied smile appeared on his face.
Not bad, not bad.
Although the mesh of the fishing net was a bit larger than desired, it didn't matter since he only wanted to catch big fish.
The system prompt also rang as he expected.
System prompt.
Congratulations to player Lu OG for crafting a rudimentary fishing net, gaining 30 civilization points and three production points.
Speaking of which, since the beginning, besides civilization points, it seemed he had also gained quite a few other miscellaneous points.
He wanted to study them properly, but there was no time as a mountain of tasks awaited him.
Thus, the research on points had to be postponed for now.
taking the finished fishing net.
He also collected the bait that the children had dug up and excitedly led a group to the icehole.
Though still working, glanced over occasionally, clearly curious about what the chief was up to.
Who among you has the best patience? Who can stay in one place for a long time without moving? Hearing this, the crowd exchanged glances until a middle-aged man raised his hand and said, "Chief, I think I can.
Then you can give a try.
" There was nothing to scrutinize.
Luog's thought was simple since he said he could let him try.
After all, they had already hunted a row deer.
So, even if they didn't eat enough, they wouldn't go hungry.
Although fishing was important, there was no rush at that moment.
Don't be nervous.
This isn't difficult.
The key is patience.
Just as Luog said, it really wasn't difficult.
The basic task was to gather the fishing net with one person sitting next to the ice hole, holding one end of the net to prevent it from dropping completely.
Then after a while, they would throw some bait into the lake.
Once they sensed movement and saw fish swimming into the net, they would immediately pull the net up.
The key was not to move before the fish came in.
After instructing on the fishing task, Lu G had to attend to the next matter.
Before leaving, he intentionally left someone there, partly to chat and alleviate boredom, and partly due to safety concerns, as the area near the hole was quite dangerous.
Having an extra person around would be helpful in case anything went wrong.
Well, he returned to the shore of Mirror Lake.
The women in the tribe had already used the materials they brought back to set up a rudimentary tent, essentially propping animal skins with branches.
As the last tent was completed, the system prompt sounded as expected.
System prompt.
Congratulations to player Luog for successfully establishing the first tribal camp, gaining 100 civilization points and five industrial points.
System prompt.
Would you like to name the newly established tribal camp? Hearing this prompt, Luog's previously suppressed naming difficulty syndrome flared up again.