Therefore, as long as they take proper precautions, even if a beast tide occurs this year, the Qingshan tribe can survive safely.

Before we knew it, more than half a month had passed, and in about ten days it would be time to go and exchange supplies.

They set off earlier than usual because they planned to go to the beach first.

Lin Xue didn't know this until she mentioned it to Ya, and then she realized that the Beastman Continent wasn't always a suitable place to travel.

Today, the Qingshan tribe, with nearly 4,000 members, all live in sturdy and spacious houses.

Because they were built in rows of interconnected small courtyards, the materials and construction time were greatly reduced.

Apart from Lin Xuegai's first house, all the other houses were built in a row like this.

This effectively surrounded the entire Qingshan tribe, making the tribe safer.

All the houses have been fitted with earthen beds and wooden doors, and the windows have also been made. They are mortise and tenon joints that allow for ventilation and light, but you cannot enter or exit through the windows.

This structure can prevent wild animals from entering through the windows.

From then on, even if wild beasts attacked, they could only bypass the back wall of the Qingshan tribe and head towards other places. It was almost impossible for them to break into the Qingshan tribe's square.

At this moment, the two rows of houses and the caves on both sides opposite formed a square enclosure.

The cave was piled high with supplies, and the tribe would distribute them to all the orcs after the last autumn hunt.

Only some emergency supplies were left and stored in the cave.

At that time, the tribe members will no longer cook in communal pots, but the orcs will solve their own food problems.

After the housing issue was resolved, Lin Xue led the elderly and young beastmen of the tribe to cultivate two large plots of land behind the courtyard wall of the house.

They asked the collection team to bring back some vegetable seeds from the mountains and sowed them in these fields.

He led his people in watering and irrigating the seeds, watching them sprout little by little and grow into seedlings.

This also made the beastmen, who only knew how to gather and hunt, realize that they could grow their own food.