The twelfth painting was opened, and the snake man walked out, lowered his head, and looked at the person who was walking respectfully, but there was always a trace of evil spirit in his eyes. The man didn't care and walked directly to the temple. "What does this mean? Is this snake man the guardian of this temple or what?" Enmin frowned and said as he looked at the pattern shown on the painting. "I don't know, but it seems that this person came for this temple all the way." Jingxin shook his head and said. "Okay, keep reading!" The fourteenth painting was opened, and the man walked into the temple and walked to a giant tree.

Next to him, he looked up at the fruits on the tree, and the snake man followed him in. Next to the giant tree, there were many snake man gathered together. He looked respectfully at the person who came in from outside the temple. "What is this?, worshiping totem, but in general, isn't human worshipping certain animals as totems? How could animals take the totem among humans? I've never heard of it." Xihui looked at the painting in confusion, and then said that totems are one of the symbols of ancient tribal civilizations, which have been going on until now, "But there are only a few snake worships on the earth, and other countries

Although there are also legends about snakes, snakes are often regarded as demons and devils, such as the worldly python Yamgard in Norse mythology, the bewitching snake in Christ mythology (some say this snake is the angry demon king Samar, the angry demon king of the seven deadly sins, but after careful investigation, Samar is not this snake, but another snake, a snake created by God Jehovah. This place is called the bewitching snake because it deceives Adam and Eve to eat the forbidden fruit). In Greek mythology, Hidera, Hydra, Echidna, the mother of monsters, and Gorgon, and these three sisters

The most famous sisters are Medusa. But the three sisters are all snake-haired banshees. In Egyptian mythology, there are many snakes, but they are all gods, one of the cobra gods, the other one is Apophis, Vajit, the snake goddess, and then the weaver snake in Indian mythology, Ananda, the Yamata snake in Japanese mythology, the feathered snake god in South American mythology, the Chinese, the Bashe snake, the feathered snake, etc. There are really many, but I have never heard of the stories of snake people worshipping people." Jingxin opened his mouth and said a lot of myths and legends about snakes that have been circulated from ancient times to the present.

But after saying so much, snakes treat people as totems to worship such myths and legends. Because of the habits, toxicity and appearance of animals like snakes, people have been afraid of them since ancient times. "Okay, keep watching." Enmin sighed and opened the fourteenth painting. The man raised his hand and pointed at the fruit on the tree. A group of birds flew down from the tree. On the claws of the largest bird, there was a branch with the fruit of a giant tree growing on it. "What kind of tree is this?" Seeing this, Maki looked at the giant tree and asked. "It looks like a fir tree, but it doesn't look like it. It's hard to say what kind of tree it is." Enmin shook his head.

"There are two more paintings, hurry up and look at the next painting." Xihui looked at the picture album. After turning over more than ten pages, there were only two pages left. When you saw the last one, you would understand what this meant. Xihui thought so, "Okay, look at the last two pages." Jingxin turned over, and then a scene that made them incredible appeared. This man was lying on the ground, eating with fruit in his hand, but around him was full of snakes and birds. These snakes and birds were eating this man's flesh, but this man was still eating fruits, as if the snakes and birds were not his own. "What is this? Is it a sacrifice?

?Put yourself as a sacrifice or something?" Enmin couldn't help but frown after seeing this scene. "Yes, although there have been such things. In Buddhism, Buddha cuts flesh and feeds eagles. The Buddha did this to save the pigeons chased by the eagles, but why is this person?" Enmin and the others looked at the painting, wishing they could understand what this person did. Are they willing to treat themselves as food in order to eat the fruit of this giant tree? Is this fruit so delicious? Even people can eat life. "Look at the last painting." Enmin opened the last painting and looked at it. "Is this possible?" After Enmin opened it, he looked at it.
Chapter completed!