<h4>Chapter 956: Into The Grasnds</h4>


    Trantor: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio


    Looking at the ck bodies, Li Du felt despair.


    Isn’t that bullshit? How can you test the purity of a man by doing this?


    However, it was clear that the Zulu men did not question the precision of these two


    criteria, and considered the lessons of their ancestors to be more reliable than the


    science of white men.


    The lion hunter obviously disliked this so-called “sacred ceremony”. He came to the


    scene, kept a sneer on his face throughout it, and spoke with irony during the exchange


    with the chief.


    Realizing this, Li Du asked, “Why did you participate if you thought it was wrong? Isn’t


    this kind of activity an insult to the young people?”


    “Perhaps, but I must join in, since it is a way of showing my tribal status. Besides, why


    would I go against the Zulu king?” said the lion hunter.


    The lion hunter also told him that the Zulu ritual had run into legal difficulties, and that


    South Africa’s parliament had earlier passed a children’s bill ouwing virginity tests for


    boys and saying teenagers had the right to refuse such tests.


    However, this proposal failed to gain approval. The Zulu king led arge number of


    people to demonstrate against protest, iming that the vitality of the Zulu people was


    reflected in these old and new traditions. He believed that if modernws could abolish


    national traditions, it would destroy Zulu culture.


    Li Du thought that this statement was bullshit. It reminded him of the feudal society


    during the time of the Qing dynasty in China, when some ministers shouted, “Thews


    of ancestors cannot be changed”, and then Qing Dynasty died out.


    It was interesting that in the 21st century, when the Zulu king’s im won over arge


    ethnic group in South Africa, Congress and the courts had no choice but to back down.


    In this sense, native governance in South Africa was a disaster, as they knew too little


    about civilized society.


    Many African countries, such as Somalia, Congo, Zambia, and others, were spoiled by


    white people. South Africa was something of an anomaly in this way. It was probably


    the only country in Africa where white people wanted to have fun but the natives would


    definitely spoil it.


    This had nothing to do with Li Du. He couldmunicate with the lion hunter privately,


    and ask any questions that might ur to him. He could not, however, openly question


    these traditions, no matter how much he was fed up with them.


    What came next was the following scene: under the guidance of the chief, several old


    people helped the teenagers to stroke their penis, and then the boys stood in a row,


    holding their male part upright.


    Li Du could not help but recall an incident from his childhood life when he and his


    friends oncepared whose urine stream spouted highest.


    One could presume that, knowing what wasing, the teenagers must have practiced


    a lot. Drinking a lot of water and holding urine in were other factors that would allow


    them to pee higher.


    Big Ivan looked straight with a frown, then quietly said, “Sometime in the future we will


    e to South Africa to sell prostate treatment medicine. They hold back urine for too


    long, and will have prostate problems.”


    Lu Guan gave him a high-five. “Good idea, buddy, we are going to be millionaires.”


    Some boys were really in a pitiful condition, as they got an erection from being stroked.


    Naturally, it was very difficult to pee during an erection.


    The boys who could only produce a few drops cried anxiously, letting out more liquid


    through their tears than through their urine


    Li Du didn’t want to see this, but couldn’t go. He was invited to witness the ceremony


    and had to stay.


    Lu Guan was mischievous and liked to misbehave. He looked with relish, and after a


    while, he took off his pants himself, pointed his male part up, and the urine sprayed


    directly over his head.


    The teenagers cast envious nces at him.


    Seeing this, Crispy Noodles smacked his lips in disdain. He understood what the crowd


    is doing and squatted down. With a wooshing sound, his urine spurt out high.


    Ah Meow disyed his interest as well. He put on a simr posture, showing how male


    cat pee.


    However, since he didn’t drink much water, he only peed a little and didn’t spray high.


    Ah Ow tried to emte him, but as a female, she could not make such a performance.


    All she managed to do was wet her belly


    Li Du covered his face, not knowing what to say, They were a group of good children,


    really ambitious, who could not bear to fall behind in anything.


    Regardless of whether the ceremonies were science-based or not, they went on as


    usual, without protest.


    At the end of the ceremony, some girls were not allowed to bare their breasts, which


    made them very sad. Some of them were probably treated unfairly. After all, people who


    had ess to the Inte knew that there could be many reasons why women would


    have no hymen, such as riding bicycles and doing strenuous exercise.


    Not that it would make much sense for the Zulu, given that there were few bikes in the


    tribe and girls didn’t have much chance of doing strenuous exercise.


    Li Du met Sophie with a sigh of relief and said, “I was afraid you’d run afoul of them.”


    Sophieughed. “No, it’s their tradition. I don’t consider myself to be above it. There are


    many things you have to respect if you want to go along with reality, rather than try to


    bend it to your own ideas.”


    Li Du gave a thumbs-up and said, “Well said.”


    Sophie paused and added, “Of course, I chose this ritual mainly because it did no harm


    to the girls, and if it was deemed criminal, I would try my best to overturn it.”


    After witnessing two sacred traditions, the lion hunters began to prepare for hunting.


    Li Du did not want to take part in such activities. He was not interested in hunting wild


    animals unless he needed to obtain food.


    However, in the eyes of South Africans, hunting seemed to be the most natural form of


    entertainment. Manypanies and rich people like to use hunting to entertain


    customers from Asia, Europe, and the United States.


    To participate in hunting activities, people had to wear traditional Zulu clothing. Men


    cover the upper body, wear leather pants, and tie animal skins to the soles of their feet


    instead of shoes.


    Women put on long robes and headscarves, and take care of the food, as the hunts


    didn’t usually end in a day or two. The hunters would often spend four or five days, or


    even a week in the wild.


    When they were ready, the lion hunter and his party drove out into the wilderness in


    three separate cars.


    Because both he and Li Du had bodyguards, the lion hunter only brought two tribesmen


    along.


    He introduced them to Li Du. The two natives were called Abdu and Lilikas.


    Abdo was a skinny little man who had one skill, a very powerful skill, and that was the


    pursuit of wild animals.


    Lilikas, a tall, burly man, was a tribal doctor, a good hunter, and a great healer of


    wilderness diseases.


    Thend of South Africa was so vast that it seemed as though they could see all the


    way to the horizon if they did not have baobab trees blocking their view.


    Endless grasnds stretched as far as the eye could see.