The so-called Heroic Spirit was actually a Heroic Spirit made from the soul of a Master Professional.
In addition to the Heroic Spirits controlled by the Prophet, the Shamans of the tribe also controlled many Heroic Spirits and Heroic Spirits. There might be a total of thousands of them. These Heroic Spirits were the foundation of the Shamans of the tribe for generations. These Heroic Spirits were the true support of the Candyvana tribe. They were the real reason why the tribe occupied the northern hunting ground of the great lake despite being surrounded by powerful races such as Dragons, Ogres, and Troll.
The second in command of the Candyvana tribe was their "Chief" Quimano. He was a Master Hunter who was about level 20. He managed the secular affairs of the tribe. He had four "Big Hunters" under him to help the Chief manage the entire tribe. They were all Master Warriors. Under the Big Hunters were the Junior Hunters. These Junior Hunters were the leaders of the daily hunting teams. They were the high-level "Hunters".
The ordinary members of the hunting group were all middle-rank "hunters".
The Prophet, Chief, Shaman, Master Hunter, Hunter Hunter, and Hunters formed the noble class of the Candyvana tribe.
In the tribe, those who could not become middle-rank "hunters" after they reached adulthood were called "Manu", or poor people. They were responsible for planting, gathering, fishing, and doing all kinds of work together with the slaves in the tribe. The underage "Manu" were considered as hunter apprentices. They could be exempted from daily work and learn from hunting teams until they became official hunters or real Manu.
This information was taken from the head of a Candyvana Hunter from Qiankun Pagoda when Feng Chou explored the entire archipelago and passed by Hunter Island.
To be honest, when Feng Chou first investigated the archipelago, the high average level of the primitive tribes on the archipelago really scared Feng Chou. Under the harsh pressure of survival, under the cruel military hierarchy, the potential of humans was squeezed out to the maximum limit.
After teleporting to Hunter Island, Feng Chou went invisible and sneaked into the Candyvana tribe.
Candevana's spellcasting inheritance was primitive and incomplete. They had no resistance against invisibility spells.
Feng Chou stealthily followed a hunting party's canoe. This canoe was more than ten meters long and had a total of seventeen hunters on board. One of them was the leader of the party, while an intermediate shaman was the vice leader. There were ten official hunters, and five underage hunter apprentices.
The canoe rowed along the lakeshore for a dozen kilometers before docking at the mouth of a small stream. After the official hunters disembarked, they began to rest and eat their rations. The five apprentices, on the other hand, hurriedly tied the canoe to a large tree by the lakeshore and carried a few large leather bags from the cabin on their backs.
Once the apprentices were done packing up, the hunters stood up and set off, not caring that the apprentices had not eaten yet.
The apprentices did not seem to have any complaints. They quickly followed behind the hunters and ate their 'Nuba' as they walked.
Feng Chou followed the hunting party for four days. When the hunting party was done and they were about to return, he took advantage of the night to sneak into their campsite. He snuck into one of the two largest tents in the middle of the campsite and used a Silence spell to shroud the tent. He then had Qiankun Pagoda bring the shaman of the hunting party into the tower.
Qiankun Pagoda quickly dug out all the information from the shaman's mind.
The shaman's name was Sulaymek. He was a middle-aged man in his forties with a burly body. Although he was a shaman, he had the physique of an official hunter.
Feng Chou used 'Morph' to transform himself into Sulaymek's appearance and sneaked into the hunting party.
'Morph' was a spell that allowed the user to transform into any creature or object, and gain all the abilities of the target creature. For example, if you used 'Morph' to transform into a red dragon, then you would gain all the abilities of the red dragon. Of course, the prerequisite was that you had the corresponding spell model to transform into a red dragon.
If the difference in strength between the target and the target was too great, the duration of the spell would be very short. If the difference in strength between the target and the target was not too great, the duration of the spell would be very long. If the caster cast this spell on himself, he could even consume his spiritual power to extend the duration of the transformation.
'Morph' could not turn a non-legendary creature into a legendary creature.
With Feng Chou's powerful spiritual power as a legendary dragon descendant, and the transformation into a creature of the same kind, the spiritual power consumed to maintain the effect of the spell was not as much as the spiritual power he could naturally recover.
Relying on the information extracted from Sulaymek's mind, Feng Chou followed the hunting party back to the tribe without a hitch.
Using the identity of Sulaymek's shaman, Feng Chou successfully entered the temple.
The reason why he did not directly sneak into the temple was that there were heroic spirits constantly patrolling around the temple. These heroic spirits could see through Feng Chou's invisibility.
Moreover, there was a strange force field in the temple that distorted Qiankun Pagoda's scanning ability.
The temple was the only stone building in Kandiwana Tribe. Even in Feng Chou's eyes, this was a building that could still be considered majestic.
Inside the temple was a hall that was twenty meters wide, ten meters deep, and seven or eight meters high. A stone statue with a human body, a wolf's head, and eagle's wings was enshrined in the hall. This was the totem of the Kandiwana tribe, the statue of the 'God of the Hunt', Vanakiya.
Qiankun Pagoda told Feng Chou that there was divinity inside this statue.
Feng Chou, who had transformed into Sulaymek, glanced at the statue, quickly walked around it, and came to the back of the statue. On the back wall of the temple, there was a stone doorway. After passing through the doorway, there was a small stone hall where Prophet Kalimuk lived.
In the middle of the Prophet's stone hall was a large fire pit with a large pot hanging above it. Prophet Kalimuk sat cross-legged on the opposite side of the fire pit, holding a long-handled spoon and stirring in the pot.
In the open space around the fire pit, four or five ordinary shamans were busy grinding and processing some herbs.
Kalimuk looked up at Feng Chou who walked in, then lowered his eyelids and stared at the pot. He asked absent-mindedly, "Sulaymek?
What do you want? "
Feng Chou did not say a word. He suddenly opened his Steel Soul Territory and enveloped the entire small stone hall. The strong pressure of the Steel Soul Territory made Kalimuk's thoughts slow down.
At the same time, several portals leisurely opened in the small stone hall. Several black tentacles stretched out almost at the same time and sucked all the people in the stone hall into the portals.
After capturing everyone in the stone hall, Feng Chou walked to the place where Kalimuk had just sat, sat down like him, and closed his eyes.
A few minutes later, he opened his eyes and suddenly transformed into Kalimuk's appearance …
After Feng Chou completed his transformation, several portals opened in the stone hall. Kalimuk's assistants calmly walked out of the portals and sat in their respective positions to busy themselves.
This was naturally because Qiankun Pagoda had created new memories for these people.
The small stone hall returned to its previous appearance, but the owner was no longer the original owner.