Hans opened the door to let the teacher take a look. He asked, "Take a look, is there anything you need?"
The Native American smiled. "Sorry, our school doesn't need these things. We just need a projector. If there's no projector, a laptop will do."
Hans carried a laptop with him so that he could check the information of the warehouse.
His eyes lit up and he asked, "Then what do you have to trade?"
The Native American said, "Handmade tables and chairs, some wood carvings, and some unique paintings of our people. What do you need?"
Hans took out the laptop and showed it to the Native American. The Native American twitched his mouth and said, "Not an Apple computer? Sigh, forget it, HP will do too. "
"D * mn, you're still so picky. What's so good about an Apple?" Hans said angrily.
Li Du said, "Yes."
Hans added, "After this computer is traded, I'll go and get an Apple laptop."
Li Du was speechless.
They followed the teacher into an exhibition room. There were many small wood carvings, watercolors, oil paintings, and some embroideries on the wall.
Hans went up to take a look, then turned around and said dejectedly, "Oh my God, are these all carved by children? Isn't the carving too crude? It's not even comparable to your nagging hometown friend in Phoenix. "
Li Du also took a look. Most of the handicrafts were about the size of a fist and were carved with different kinds of wood. The carving was indeed crude, and he couldn't recognize some of the animal carvings.
Hearing their words, the teacher smiled and said, "These are abstract wood carvings. Although the carvings are crude, it's also a way for the outside world to get to know the Hopi."
Li Du released the little bug. Once the little bug came out, it flew towards a polished wooden ape.
Li Du's heart skipped a beat. Could it be that there was an opportunity for him to take advantage of others?
So he used his ability to reverse time and recreate the creation process of the sculpture.
The sculpture was made by a middle-aged Native American with disheveled hair. However, it was not very old, at most half a century old.
He picked up the sculpture and asked Hans, "Do you think this is valuable?"
Hans said helplessly, "Is the sculpture signed by a master? If not, then everything is worthless. "
The little bug flew among the statues and was interested in a few of them. After it flew up, it was also interested in two embroidery pieces on the wall.
Li Du knew that these things contained the time energy that it needed, so he collected them and said, "Can I use the computer to exchange for these things?"
The Native American was very forthright. He nodded and said, "Sure."
Hans whispered, "Are these things valuable?"
Li Du said, "What's the point? But we can't go back empty-handed, right? Anyway, you're going to get a new laptop. Copy the information and give it to him. "
He put the items in a bag and carried them into the carriage. Then, he let the little bug absorb time energy from them.
The little bug flew out very quickly. Obviously, these things did not contain much time energy.
However, at least there was time energy to absorb, and Li Du was quite satisfied.
With his time energy sucked away, these handicrafts turned into trash. While no one was paying attention, he threw them into a pile of trash.
After the little bug absorbed the time energy, he also felt that his body was filled with more energy, and his footsteps were much lighter.
He simply let the little bug fly around the house to see if there was anything that could attract it.
The little bug flew continuously through more than ten houses. After flying into a thatched hut, it suddenly pounced on something hanging on the wall.
Li Du quickly comforted it, and then carefully looked at the thing hanging on the wall.
This thing was a leather bag. It was brown and covered in dust, and its shape was similar to the current wine jug.
Looking closely, one could see some patterns on the surface of the leather bag, but because there was too much dust, it was not clear what it was.
Li Du used the little bug's ability to reverse the past. The first scene that appeared was a white man holding an axe in one hand and the leather bag in the other. He was drinking something with his head raised.
With this, he knew that the leather bag on the wall was either a water bag or a wine bag. It should have existed for a long time, at least a century or more. The little bug was unable to see the scene of its birth.
He pretended to look for water to drink. There were a few Native Americans chatting in the house. When they saw him coming in with the colorful feather, they enthusiastically went up to him and gave him a hug.
Li Du explained the purpose of his visit. One of the men immediately scooped a bowl of water for him and said in broken English, "Drink, friend, drink."
Happily drinking the bowl of water, he said, "I want to take some water with me, but I didn't bring a water bottle this time. Do you have a water bottle or a water bag here? I can exchange it with you. "
The man smiled and said, "No need to exchange, we have plenty of water."
This place was not far from the Colorado River. It was not as arid as the southern part of Arizona, so water was not precious.
Li Du knew that the man did not understand his words, so he repeated them slowly.
After understanding what he meant, the man thought for a while and took out a porcelain bottle. He asked, "Will this bottle do?"
Li Du waved his hand and said, "It's very good, but too small. Hey, isn't there a water bag here? This water bag is not bad. Can I trade for it? "
Hearing his words, a few of the Native Americans laughed. One of them said, "It's broken. Look, it's cracked."
Indeed, the leather bag had not been maintained for a long time. The thread connecting the outside of the leather bag had broken, causing the outside of the bag to crack.
However, the water bag did not rely on the outer layer of the leather bag to hold water, but on the inside of the bag. There was no problem with the inside of the bag. When he took it off and filled it with water, it was watertight!
Seeing this, the Native American who had filled the bag with water waved his hand and said, "If you like it, take it away. I don't want it."
Li Du quickly said, "No, no, no, I can't do that."
"It's okay, you're a friend of the Hopi Tribe." The Native American pointed at the colorful feather in his hand and smiled.
At this moment, Li Du realized the value of the feather. It was like the presidential badge of China in a certain period of time. As long as you wore it, you could win the friendship of the people.
However, he felt bad and waved for Hans to drive over. He pointed at the things in the car and said, "Take a look and see if you need anything. Take anything. "
This was not a fair trade. The other party obviously did not know the value of the leather bag.
Of course, he also did not know the value of the leather bag. The leather bag looked shabby from the outside. He just felt that it must have some value since it could attract the little bug, so he wanted to trade for it.
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