It was clear that Wei Sheng considered these items very precious.
Ma Lin thought this piece of ivory was indeed valuable, and among the bone ornaments, there were two particularly worthy ones.
Then Wei Sheng led Ma Lin to the riverside and pointed to a stone pile on the ground, arranged very strangely in a cross shape, mostly using small stones.
It was obviously not set up by people from Nanshi Village.
Wei Sheng kept saying something, pointing at the stone pile, then pointing westward along the river.
Ma Lin thought he was saying that he had come along the riverbank from the west.
But Ma Lin knew there was a big mountain to the west blocking the way, impassable.
The mountain was about five days' journey from Nanshi Village, the limit of Hongshi Village people's activity.
For hunting, they were willing to travel up to five days.
In fact, their territory was so large that it was impossible to fully understand every area.
Then they returned to Nanshi Village.
