In the long river flowing through the rainforest.
A small boat advanced with the current.
There were four people on board, two dressed as natives and the other two as outsiders.
This was a team temporarily formed for a business collaboration.
Eja, one of the natives standing at the bow, was the guide for this operation.
Compared to Sulayem's tribe, Eja's tribe had more contact with the outside world, maintained more frequent business interactions, and had a linguistic advantage, making it a tribe with a stronger sense of modernity.
Oh, now it's called a village.
Their village's main source of income was completely different from that of Sulayem's.
Sulayem's village primarily relied on pig farming, complemented by planting or other activities.
But Eja's village raised swallows.
Going back a generation, Eja's parents were "bird's nest hunters," specializing in searching for bird's nests in the rainforest to sell to traders.
