With their families settled back home, the men of the tribe were finally free of worries and could now focus on implementing Tang Yi's third plan: guerrilla warfare!

They deliberately made a lot of noise along the way, breaking tree branches and trampling over weeds. Such obvious tracks made it easy to tell the direction the Mira tribe was fleeing.

Ten minutes ago, after moving cautiously and with great fear for half an hour, Haru successfully "conquered" the high ground of the Mira tribe.

However, at this moment, King Haru, who had won a great victory, did not feel the joy of victory; instead, he was terrifyingly silent.

They did indeed capture the high ground as planned, and they did so easily without bloodshed.

It just took a lot of time.

Having learned from their previous experience, Haru noticed that the Mira tribe was hesitant to respond to their attack. This made the attacking forces suspicious, fearing that the Mira tribe was plotting something even more ruthless against them.

This task, which was originally planned to be completed in fifteen minutes, was dragged out for a full twice as long.

They were dumbfounded when they "conquered" the place; apart from the space left for them, not a single hair was left.

Their current situation isn't about seizing Hill 391 for honor; frankly, that hill is worthless.

Only a small tribe like the Mila tribe could use that natural cave as a tribal dwelling.

However, for tribes of the size of Haru or even Aseda, this cave is not enough to house a fighting force, let alone the entire tribe.

For them, this place is a useless spot. Their numbers are too great; even if they occupy the hilltop, it won't make any difference.

If there are still a lot of supplies left here, then Haru's army can use this place as a place to rest and recuperate.

But they didn't expect that the tribe would adopt Tangyi's scorched earth policy, and now, apart from those stones, nothing is left here.

Haru did bring some food with him before he set off, but they couldn't just sit around and eat it all up.

Even if they rob this place, so what? They've robbed it before. The Kemira tribe can just find another place to live.

What they want most now is to completely wipe out this tribe and eliminate any future trouble.

Haru had no intention of staying, and now King Haru judged that the Mira tribe members, with their families, couldn't have gone far, and that if they went now, they might still be able to catch up.

King Haru quickly ordered his army to split into several groups and encircle and hunt down the Mira tribe.

Now the Mila tribe has lost its geographical advantage. If they are surrounded and slowly worn down, they will definitely not be able to leave this area today!

Haru was very efficient; they quickly discovered the tracks left behind by the Mira tribe when they fled.

But now that everyone has no worries, running around in this jungle is not something that Haru's family can do.

The Mila tribe has lived in the jungle for generations and is extremely familiar with the terrain.

After a chase, Haru's side did not gain any advantage. Instead, they were blown up by a batch of booby traps laid by the Mira tribe along the way.

What's even more despicable is that they placed the remaining crossbow bolts and booby traps together.

Tang Yi had told them that crossbow bolts did not necessarily need to be struck to be fired; a violent explosion could also fire them.

The result is a powerful alliance, doubling the effect.

This was a solution the leader came up with on the spur of the moment, as the few crossbows they had were useless without any means of firing them.

It would be more practical to add some booby traps and use them to bomb the pursuing Haru army.

The booby traps were also set up by Tang Yi, just like modern tripwire mines, except that hand grenades were used instead of landmines.

Under such intense pursuit, Haru could hardly notice his own footing. To maximize the effectiveness of the booby traps and ballistae, the leader had specifically arranged for a unique cluster mine.

When Haru's army triggers the first tripwire, there is another mechanism connected to the mother grenade behind it. The grenade will not explode immediately if it gets stuck.

When the second tripwire was triggered, the mechanism was fully activated, and the safety pins of the front and rear cluster mines popped out. Ten seconds later, a violent explosion and a curtain of fire engulfed everything.

This sudden attack caught everyone off guard, and Haru suffered heavy losses. The explosion killed at least one hundred Haru and injured more than three hundred others with severe burns.

The main problem was that the shockwave from the explosion was too strong, which scattered the burning sap from the sap too much, causing many of them to lose their flame before even hitting the ground, greatly reducing their power.

Even so, it still caused Haru quite a bit of trouble. So much so that they didn't dare run so fast during their pursuit, fearing there might be more terrible traps along the way.

With this shift in power, the Mira tribe has left Haru far behind.

In fact, the leader only set up the booby trap once. The leader knew those guys were smart and wouldn't fall for the same trick twice.

This can be seen from their ability to silently deploy tribes on the outskirts and destroy the sentry mechanisms used for defense.

Steel ball grenades are currently the only weapon they have that can cause widespread damage to the Haru army, and the leader will not easily waste them to deploy booby traps that may not be effective against the Haru.

At this moment, the chieftain led his people in a frantic escape while quickly devising a countermeasure.

Tang Yi and Dante had been at the Asaida tribe for some time.

They had said before they set out that once they met the leader of the Asaida tribe and learned more about Haru, they would plead with the Asaida tribe to send troops to support the eastern battlefield.

They should be on their way back by now, and perhaps their former friends are already leading their people on their way.

With this in mind, the leader suddenly had a direction and an idea. The battlefield was no longer a matter of fixed location; the main battlefield could very well become anywhere.

Fortunately, the tribe had brought all its light weapons and grenades with them in advance, so even if a decisive battle broke out at any time, the Mira tribe would not be afraid.

If all of these remaining weapons were to be put to use, the Haru would still have to pay a heavy price.

Since war is war no matter where it happens, the chieftain understood this. He led his people towards Tang Yi and his group; the closer they were to their people, the greater their chances of victory!

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At this moment, a group of Haru people rushed to the path of Asaida without stopping, and without exception, they all carried two heavy bamboo tubes.

However, what's inside isn't the sap from the sap tree used to deal with giant mosquitoes, but a concentrated juice made from grayish-white mushrooms boiled in water.