Beast Taming Patrol - Chapter 929 - 288: Australia’s Humans (Two-in-One, Extra - for Alliance Hierarch Changbai Fengxuesheng!)_4

Chapter 929: Chapter 288: Australia’s Humans (Two-in-One, Extra Chapter for Alliance Hierarch Changbai Fengxuesheng!)_4

Hills and the other youths turned pale, clearly frightened.

“But…” Hills shivered slightly, yet stubbornly spoke, his voice so small it could barely be heard in the room, “but if they came to save us, we wouldn’t be… .”

“They’re not coming.” Thor growled angrily, “For over a hundred years, in all these years, no one has ever come to save us!”

“Our technology was completely destroyed by alien creatures, even writing isn’t allowed to exist!”

“We can never leave this city in our lifetime, we don’t even know what this world is like!”

“We’re nothing but playthings for the alien creatures, always trembling in fear to please them, and any carelessness could make us their next day’s meal!”

“Who has ever come to save us?!”

“If they could come, they would have come long ago!!”

Thor’s voice grew smaller and smaller, and finally, he knelt on the ground powerless, his eyes turning red.

The scene where his parents, one day, became food for the alien creatures just for accidentally pulling out a few hairs while grooming a leader class alien creature, still lingered vividly in his mind.

If they could come… where were they back then?

In those moments of helplessness and despair, where were they?

“Rather than believing they will come to save us, better pray that one day we could escape to the Eucalyptus Bear Tribe.” Thor sneered.

It is said that in the Eucalyptus Bear Tribe, humans and other alien creature races are not treated differently, they exist as a separate race, enjoying the same survival rights as other alien creature races.

It is said that although there’s an Alien Beast Ban there, human Beast Tamers can freely contract pets without being forced to contract more powerful alien creatures, becoming tools for them to grow faster.

In the Sky Wolf Immortal Country, escaping to the Eucalyptus Bear Tribe is the greatest dream for humanity.

But this dream is unattainable.

Because here, humans are destined to stay in the city they were born in for their entire lives.

Once you leave the city…

You become food for blood.

A pair of hands gently grasp Thor’s hand.

Hills leaned in front of Thor, speaking softly, “Thor, don’t be like this.”

“We are together because we no longer have any family.” His voice paused, “But I don’t want any more companions to join us.”

Thor swallowed hard, as if trying to swallow down all the painful past.

He silently looked at Hills for a long while, then slowly spoke, “It’s useless, we have no way to contact overseas, that requires wireless radio.”

“Wait for me a moment.” Hills suddenly stood up, ran outside the small house, and quickly came back holding a small box as if it were a treasure, carefully opening it and placing the items inside one by one in front of Thor.

“These are treasures I’ve occasionally dug up while helping the alien creatures till the soil, I’ve kept them all well! Is there wireless radio in here?”

Thor silently examined the so-called “treasures” of Hills.

Distorted transistors, chips cracked into several pieces, various alloy fragments unrecognizable in their original form, some wires with insulation layers already broken…

Apparently, the young boy didn’t know what wireless radio was.

These were probably fragments left from the destruction of technology years ago.

They no longer had their former appearance.

Th𝙞ʂ 𝗰h𝙖pτᥱr 𝙞𝑠 p𝖔𝐬𝘵ɛⅾ b𝖞 𝘒ıƚ𝕖𝓃Օⱴℯ𝓁

They might have been buried in the soil, accidentally uncovered by the boy, then carefully cleaned and preserved until now.

And the boy didn’t even know what they were.

After technology disappeared for generations, most people had no understanding of these things.

After a while, he painstakingly rummaged through the pile of useless items and found two capacitors that looked somewhat intact, “These two might still work, but we’re missing a lot of things to send a signal.”

“Thor, wait for me, I have treasures too!” Another boy heard this and quickly ran out of the small house, soon returning with a broken cloth wrap, “In here, see if there’s anything useful!”

“Wait for me, I have some too.”

“Me too, wait for me!”

Seeing a glimmer of hope, the youths all rushed to bring out the treasures they had been collecting for a long time.

Looking at the increasingly numerous small gadgets that could be used appearing in front of him, Thor’s eyes gradually lit up.

“Wait for me!” He suddenly ran out and quickly returned with a paper book wrapped meticulously in layers of animal hide, carefully opening it with trembling hands, and finally turning to a certain page.

The yellowed book pages were extremely ancient, and this page’s ink was almost rubbed off completely, repaired bit by bit with the juice of a special plant, restoring the text and images.

It looked as if it had been flipped through countless times.

Following the diagrams and text on it, Thor’s hands started to move.

He rummaged through the treasures collected by the youths, slowly piecing together everything he needed.

His eyes shone brighter and brighter, and finally, at a certain moment, as a most rudimentary device was assembled, he gasped, “It can be used!”

“Thor, Thor, I knew you’re the best among us!” Hills excitedly got close, “Now we can get people from outside to rescue us, right?”

“I don’t know.” Thor shook his head.

“Huh?” Hills blinked.

“Most of these components can only be put together in a makeshift way, the radio waves transmitted might not reach the required strength.” Thor sighed helplessly, “Overseas is very far, and there might be signal interference…”

Seeing the other children looking confused, Thor managed to force a slight smile.