“Chief, you must make up your mind,” Li Qing said.

Dian remained silent.

"Kill Luo Xin!"

“Kill?” Dian repeated. He had just wanted to say that Luo Xin was also a member of the tribe, and that killing him was going too far, and that he should be persuaded instead. But then he remembered what Li Qing had said earlier about everything Luo Xin had done.

The question quickly turned into an affirmative statement: "I understand."

He stood up.

"You called me here because of Luo Xin, right?"

Li Qing nodded slightly.

"Yes."

"It wouldn't be good for the people in the tribe to know about this, so..."

"I understand."

Dian said, "It's really not good, I understand you."

Dian turned around and said, "Come on, since you called me here, you can all come down with me."

Li Qing nodded, called out to Chu, and the two stood up together.

He knew Dian was kind-hearted, which is why he first pointed out Luo Xin's "evil deeds" before advising Dian to kill him. Fortunately, Dian did not have the heart of a bodhisattva and considered letting Luo Xin go. Instead, after thinking for a few seconds, he made up his mind to kill Luo Xin. This relieved Li Qing, who stood up and followed behind Dian.

Li Qing was somewhat relieved. If Dian was just a guy with great strength but who was timid and hesitant in his actions, the Red Flower Tribe would survive this crisis, but there would be many more and bigger crises to come.

Dian's back was so broad, and his hands hung naturally at his sides. He didn't say anything more, but Li Qing could sense his emotions from his back.

"With a chief like this, the tribe's future is worth looking forward to."