"Why?" Tari asked, bewildered.

Tuolü said in a deep voice, "Because of your cowardice!!"

"cowardly?"

Tali stared at Tuolü with bloodshot eyes, his voice almost roaring: "We men of the grasslands are like eagles in the sky, we are all men of blood and guts, we are not cowards!!"

Tuolü calmly retorted, "Since you're not cowards, why don't you fight back and strive for the life you want?"

"Rebel? Fight for the life you want?"

Tali paused. Ever since he was old enough to understand, people had been telling him: everything you have is a gift from the leader, you must listen to the leader and die for him.

Therefore, he had never thought of resisting, nor did he know what resistance was. Tuolü's words caused a slight confusion in his mind.

Tuolui turned to look at the children not far away: "Look at those children, how happily they are eating. Don't you want them to be happy like this forever?"

Tari turned her head and looked at the child happily munching on jerky, her heart filled with mixed emotions.

He had never seen such a smile before, one that could bring joy to both body and mind.

Tuollu continued, “Our new leader said that a monarch’s responsibility is to help his people live better and not be bullied by others.”

If he plunges the people into suffering and persecutes and oppresses them, then the people have the right to rise up and overthrow him!

"Is that really what your new leader said?"

An incredulous expression appeared on Tower's face; he had never imagined that anyone would say such a thing.

Tuolü smiled and nodded. "Of course, otherwise where do you think our jerky comes from?"

"Brother Tuolü, after hearing what you said, I'm even thinking of leading my people to join your new leader!"

After witnessing the lives of Tuolü and the others, Tower couldn't help but show a look of longing.

Who in this world wouldn't want a better life?

Tuolu laughed and said, "Great! You're welcome to join us anytime!"

Tali stared at Toru: "I'm serious!"

“I’m serious!” Tuolu replied with a smile.