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250 The Truth

Harry cast him a glance and did not answer his question. Instead, he turned around and looked at Su Ming.

Su Ming cast a glance at Lan Rui and said in a low voice, “Chief Harry is not our enemy, and neither is the Tibetan.”

Upon hearing this, Lan Rui was slightly stunned at first, and then his expression instantly became one of shame.

Then, he bowed to Harry and apologized.

Once Su Ming was done scolding Lan Rui, he turned around to look at Harry and said, “I’d like to hear more from you, Clan Leader Harry. What’s going on?”

Hearing this, Harry frowned and pondered.

The expressions of the Tibetan tribe members behind him changed slightly. Their expressions changed slightly as they looked at Su Ming, but no one spoke.

After a long time, Harry sighed.

“Alright. Then, this Prophet, please come with me to my room for a detailed chat.”

After saying that, Harry pointed at the wooden house not far away and walked in the direction of the wooden house.

Some Tibetan people tried to follow them, but Harry stopped them.

Su Ming quirked his eyebrows and followed behind Harry.

When they saw this, Mike and the other elves wanted to follow them, but Su Ming also stopped them.

After making the turtle and the little Golden Dragon stay by Mike’s side obediently, Su Ming followed Harry into the wooden house.

After entering the wooden house, Harry sat down on a miniature chair.

Su Ming also quickly sat down on a chair. However, the chair was a little small, and Su Ming felt a little sullen as he sat on it.

When Harry saw this, he nodded at Su Ming apologetically.

Su Ming shook his head, telling him not to worry about it. Then, he said, “Chief Harry, please begin. What is the secret behind the portal in your clan?”

Harry first nodded and then said, “Actually, the record that Cai Rui just mentioned is a record from a hundred years ago.”

“The average lifespan of a Tibetan is about the same as that of a normal human being. 70 to 80 years old is already considered a long life.”

“That’s why not many of us in the Tibetan tribe know the truth about that period of history. Only a few elderly people know about it. The rest of the younger generation can only learn about it through oral accounts and records.”

After a short pause, Harry continued, “About a hundred years ago, the teleportation portal was still connected to the outside world. We never thought of cutting off our connection with the outside world.”

But a disaster changed our minds.

The special abilities of the Tibetan people made many people think that we were worthy weapons of war. So, many people wanted us to be the knives in their hands.

After this knowledge slowly spread to everyone’s minds, something terrifying happened.

We are no longer seen as humans, but as human-shaped weapons.

In order to get us, many people even threatened to kill.

“At that time, there were millions of people in our tribe. However, after years of killing and fermenting, our numbers have been reduced to tens of thousands.”

At this point, Harry’s expression became a little complicated, and a strong hatred appeared in his eyes.

This rate of reduction is simply a disaster for a race.

“If it wasn’t for the help of the elves and a few other races, I’m afraid there would be no more Tibetan people in this world.”

When Su Ming heard this, he finally understood why the Tibetan people treated them so well, even though they looked like intruders.

“After that, we cut off the connection with the outside world,” Harry continued.

Most of the portals that can connect to our race from the outside have been destroyed by the elves and other races who have helped us.

Only one portal still exists, which is the tunnel you came in from.

Harry looked at Su Ming, who was standing before him, and his expression became slightly complicated.

“Therefore, there is really no teleportation gate in our clan that can lead to the outside world.”

“Besides, we don’t intend to build a portal that can lead us to the outside world. We’re used to living in isolation.”

When he heard this, Su Ming stared at Harry for a long while, but Harry’s expression did not change at all. He continued to look at Su Ming with an incredibly serious expression.

Su Ming also gradually understood what Harry meant from his gaze.

The determination of the Tibetan people was not something that could be changed by a few words from him.

When he thought of this, Su Ming instantly frowned.

“Of course I understand what you’re thinking, but you can’t expect us to stay here forever, right?”

In the game Origin of Humans: Horde the location of the players would not change due to going online or offline or the death of the players.

That was why if Su Ming could not get out of this place, he would probably have to stay here for the rest of his life.

Su Ming would definitely not allow this to happen to him.

When he thought of this, Su Ming’s expression became even more serious. 𝐟𝙧ee𝔀e𝐛𝓃𝐨𝚟𝑒𝗹.c𝗼𝚖

After Harry heard his words, he laughed bitterly.

“Prophet, although I don’t want this to happen, it seems that this is the only way you can go about it.”

Su Ming stared at him for a while before he suddenly said, “Don’t you have a way to establish contact with the outside world?”

Hearing this, Harry’s expression changed slightly, but he eventually shook his head.

“Prophet, you must be joking. Even if I knew, because of what happened before, I would only choose to destroy it.”

Su Ming stared at him for a long while, but Harry looked back at him without fear.

Su Ming let out a long breath and shook his head in slight helplessness.

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“We have to get out.”

“And I don’t think you’re being like what you said, right?”

“If you really don’t know how to get out, that’s a bit unrealistic. At the very least, you all have a certain level of contact with the outside world.”

“Otherwise, you wouldn’t have been so calm when you saw us and those elves enter your tribe.”

When he heard Su Ming’s words, Harry’s expression changed.

“Prophet, what do you mean by this?”

Su Ming stared at him for a while, then suddenly leaned against the back of his chair.