Apocalypse Gacha Chapter 354- Native: Posthumous People

His mental energy was the strongest he had ever seen, compared to people like Red Hair, Talking Lady, and even himself.

He had only seen one thing that could use mental energy to communicate: Yangos.

He even suspected Yangos had eaten some medicine to evolve several times and become a human!

He forced himself to calm down. Those things were still things of legend. He slowly calmed himself down and stopped worrying.

“Please enter; Posthumous People have not had a guest in a long time.”

Ye Zhongming didn’t move. He looked at the old man for a while before letting the woman called Miya go.

He had to take the risk.

As these people walked to the back of the hall, Ye Zhongming noticed that the place got larger and larger. In the end, the space was as big as several football fields. A dozen tents were spread around, and in the middle was a bonfire.

The bonfire had many things barbecuing on it. Three had pots, and it was cooking something.

The bonfire in the middle was the largest, and a goat-shaped thing was on it. A woman wearing little was brushing some condiments, and a fragrance was spreading around the camp.

Maybe because a foreigner had appeared, many people came out. There were close to 200, and they all looked at him curiously. A few kids ran nearby, curious about what he was wearing. One girl even touched him, which made him slightly nervous.

“Sit.” The old man looked at him. The voice appearing in his consciousness made him slightly uncomfortable.

The old man waved and told the others to do their things, which caused the crowd to scatter. Only a few dozen remained. Apart from Miya, most were middle-aged men. There were two younger but strong guys, too.

“Can you tell me your name? It has been a long time since someone has come. Also, where did you come from?”

The old man’s mental communication speed was relatively slow.

“Ye.” Ye Zhongming thought about it and told him his surname. But he couldn’t use mental energy and could only say it out.

The old man nodded; he probably did understand.

“Where i

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