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Chapter 52 Discovery of Livestock
When Alesto spoke, the unicorn in his hand shone slightly.

This broken horn came from the narwhal that had run aground before God. Naturally, an invisible spiritual link was established between Jalesto and the broken horn.

Broken Horn obviously understood his question, then turned his head to touch other narwhals on the water, and sang the whale song to communicate.

Jalesto watched the group of friendly narwhals communicate for a while, and then, as if the broken horn had received some permission, he leaned over, turned around, and motioned for Jalesto to sit on it.

The new king of the Logos approached it and sat on it, for the narwhal has no dorsal fin, so he embraced the broad back of the broken horn.

The guards came over worriedly, and Jalesto gestured to them not to worry.

The narwhals gathered around Broken Horn, and they exerted their strength together, the sea was pushed aside, and Alesto and Broken Horn sank slowly.

Jalesto's body was submerged in the sea, but his head could breathe fresh air, and he was carried by the broken horn to swim towards the bottom of the sea.

The scene on the bottom of the sea is rich and complex, the rays of light on the sea level penetrate into the sea, the current is extremely gentle, there seems to be wind on the bottom of the sea, and the coral clumps are swaying.

Jalesto noticed that there were no floating fish or shrimps around.

Are they all gathered together?

The broken horn carried Alesto while swimming, while singing the song of the whale to the front.

Soon after, the echoing whale song sounded from ahead, and a huge narwhal swam over from the depths and looked at Alesto in a friendly manner.

Jalesto held the unicorn, and knew from the spiritual link with the broken horn that it was a female narwhal, one of the leaders of the narwhals.

Narwhals are a matriarchal society, and the oldest female whale is generally the king. This is because of the longer life span and the accumulation of rich survival experience.

However, Jalesto had never met the whale king of the narwhals.

The female narwhal turned her head and swam in front of the broken horn.

Continuing to swim towards the sea, Alesto went forward and saw an astonishing scene.

Countless coral clumps float up and form a sparse net. In the center of the net, countless fish and shrimps can be seen multiplying and living inside. There is water flow outside the coral clumps, preventing the fish and shrimps from escaping.

"You trapped these fish and shrimp with water currents, so that their sons will have sons, and grandchildren will have grandchildren?"

Jalesto said in amazement.

Looking at these caged fish and shrimps, the new king of the Logos people gradually came up with the concept of captivity.

Broken Horn understood what he meant, nodded, and then led Alesto to move on.

Jalesto looked forward and found that there was not only one coral forming a water net, but all the way down, there were countless water nets under the sea, in which various fish and shrimps were kept in captivity, and there were also fish and shrimp feeding animals. algae or plankton.

When the broken horn led him to a place far away from the land, Jalesto even saw an incomparably huge stream of water surrounding it into an indestructible wall of water. A small piece of sea area is raised in captivity!

Like the Logosians, this group was endowed with reason by God and obeyed God's command to live with the Logosians. Therefore, they had to settle down in the coastal areas of the kingdom.

And because of the need for settlement,
Let the narwhals learn the early breeding in prehistoric times, and inspire the new king of the Logos.

"Praise you, praise God! He gave you to us to be my brother and sister."

Jalesto kept sighing, watching this amazing spectacle, the gate of the new world opened a gap for him.

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Several days passed.

Jalesto attempted to replicate the narwhal breeding success.

He asked the narwhals for some fish and shrimp, and stocked these creatures that lived in the sea in the lakes of the kingdom.

However, contrary to expectations, more than half of these fish and shrimp died within ten days.

The corpses were floating on the lake, emitting bursts of stench.

Looking at the scene, Jalesto and the priests and wise men couldn't help shaking their heads.

"My lord, are those narwhals really letting the fish and shrimp in the sea have children and grandchildren?"

A priest asked disappointed and puzzled.

Jalesto frowned, and he couldn't figure out what went wrong.

Wang left the lake and went to the law garden, hoping to discuss the matter with the priests and wise men.

When King Sabo was in power, the brave and warlike king would never set foot in the Law Garden.

Unlike Jalesto, the son of the prophet was originally a priest. He was used to discussing the laws of the world with the sages, and he was better at gathering all the wisdom of a kingdom.

The priests and wise men in the kingdom quarreled from morning to sunset in the golden garden of laws. Alesto listened to their opinions one by one. Some said they would expand the kingdom and hunt again, while others said they would fill the land with sea water. Lakes, such fish and shrimp are easy to feed...

Among the many opinions, Jalesto heard some insightful words.

"My lord, I was a hunter before, and I have seen countless beasts.

I think, the ocean is not ours. We Logosians live on the land all day long. We should not let the fish and shrimp in the sea have children and grandchildren, but the animals on the ground should have children and grandchildren. "

These words made Jalesto's eyes light up, and the new king walked towards him, saying in an unquestionable tone:

"Go ahead."

"My lord, when I was hunting, I often saw animals such as wild boars and argali appearing in groups. Maybe we can catch them and let them have children and grandchildren."

The speaker was not a priest, but a young wise man of some reputation.

"well."

Jalesto nodded repeatedly.

The wise man's opinion is obviously more feasible.

After all, for the Logosians of this period, the ocean was too far away, they were not familiar with it, and the land was just under their feet.

So Alesto asked the wise man for his name.

"Antinon."

said the man.

The name is very common, meaning a bearded person.

Jalesto looked at him, the wise man's beard grew to the earlobe, the name is indeed very vivid.

"Antinon,

From today onwards, you are granted the status of a priest, and you can enter and exit the Garden of Laws at will in the future. "

Antinon looked at Alesto with joy, then knelt down and thanked King Alesto for his reward.

The other priests and wise men in the law garden looked at this wise man who was awarded the priesthood, showing joy, envy, or jealousy... But no matter what, they all surrounded him and congratulated this young man named Antinon.

King Alesto's reward to Antinon set a precedent.

In the future, if there are outstanding contributors in the kingdom, they will be rewarded by the king, thereby obtaining the status of a priest, and can set foot in the golden law garden to glorify their heirs and even the descendants of future generations.

(End of this chapter)