Chief Qiu Chen wiped the sweat from his brow and said gently, "Don't be angry. We were just discussing how to settle you down. Protecting the orcs is our responsibility; how could we possibly abandon you?"

However, his good attitude did not win the understanding of the orcs. The fear of encountering Dark Breath, the exhaustion of many days of running around, and the anxiety and fear of being turned away completely ignited their anger.

They were like those who pick on the weak; they dared not defy the dark aura of the god of darkness, yet they were not afraid of the old clan chief at all, questioning him fiercely and completely standing on the moral high ground.

Yu Wanwan was held in Ze Wu's arms, clinging to his clothes as she watched the scene before her, her eyes filled with heartache.

In her heart, Chief Qiuchen was a kind and respectable person, but now he stood here, hunched over, facing the young orc's questioning.

Yu Wanwan didn't understand why Chief Qiu Chen insisted on letting them in. Couldn't they find a place outside the tribe for these orcs to live?

The tribe is already too small to accommodate everyone. When Bai Jing was the chief, he always prioritized the living conditions and safety of the tribespeople. If they were allowed to come in, what would happen to the plant people?

Yu Wanwan looked up at Ze Wu. He was expressionless, staring intently in the direction of Clan Chief Qiu Chen, his eyes deep and filled with intense emotions.

In the end, the orcs successfully entered the tribe.

Chief Qiu Chen told them to squeeze in for now and that he would build houses for them as soon as possible.

He also told them that the plant tribe was the guardian of the continent, and that they would protect the orcs, not abandon them, and would not allow the dark breath to invade this continent.

After calming the beastmen down, Chief Qiu Chen turned around and called Ze Wu to his side. Yu Wanwan didn't leave; she stayed in his arms.

She overheard Chief Qiu Chen reprimanding Ze Wu, saying that he had just taken over the chief's job and how could he forget the mission of the plant race? He also said that he shouldn't have acted on his own and kept the beastmen out of the gate.

This elderly clan leader valued the mission and responsibility of the vegetative state people above all else; to him, these were the glory of the vegetative state people.

He hoped his successor would also keep this in mind and never forget it.