Bi Fang, after wrapping his feet with soft branches covered in leaves, led Leonardo through the forest.
At this moment, the audience witnessed a rather bizarre scene.
In the dimly lit jungle, a man with bare skin and only a dense grass skirt around his waist, walking in crudely woven shoes, was guiding another man wearing long boots and trousers with an extremely thin beige shirt and a deerstalker hat on his head.
It brought to mind the thick familiarity of the early century's Huailaiwu adventure movies when they first appeared.
Leonardo, dressed in modern attire, seemed like the Explorer from Ugly Country who, by a twist of fate, obtained a map of hidden treasures and thus ventured into the perilous Rainforest from afar.
Bi Fang, on the other hand, appeared to be a local indigenous resident, the only person in his tribe who spoke a foreign language. He became the guide at the ardent invitation of the Explorer.
