Su Tang thought that "squeezing in" really meant it would be very crowded.

After all, from the outside, the hillside doesn't look very big, and even if there are caves, they certainly can't accommodate so many orcs.

Unexpectedly, once inside, it was a completely different world.

The road ahead led downhill, and when she reached the cave, she discovered that it wasn't on the hillside at all, but underground.

This tribe was built underground.

The caves that Uncle Gan arranged for the other orcs were not crowded; they were just empty. Each orc could put down their luggage and lie down with plenty of space.

The beastmen were already quite satisfied to have found such shelter in this awful weather.

Once inside the cave, Su Jianyuan took out a five-pound bag of white stones.

"Uncle Gan, thank you for taking us in. This is a token of our gratitude."

"No..." Uncle Gan was about to refuse when he was suddenly stuffed with something. When he opened it, the white stones inside made his pupils dilate.

"These are Bai Shi? You came from the east side of the mainland?"

Uncle Gan was somewhat shocked. The eastern part of the continent was far from here, and these orcs had come all this way, so their strength was beyond question.

Su Jianyuan smiled but remained silent.

Uncle Gan knew what he shouldn't ask, so he didn't inquire further.

"We'll leave as soon as the strong winds outside stop tomorrow, and we won't bother you any longer," Hu Shen said.

Hearing Hu Shen's words, Uncle Gan nodded, understanding the situation. He told them to rest well and then left the cave.

There was no firewood in the cave, and it was almost completely enclosed, making it inconvenient to start a fire. The three people and one child took out some dry food and fruit to fill their stomachs.

A moment later, footsteps could be heard outside the cave again.

Hu Shen glanced sharply at the cave entrance and asked in a cold voice, "Who's there?"