The surviving barbarians and orcs will always remember this kindness in their hearts!

Ah Man rushed over after hearing the news, inquired about the whole process in detail, and then he and Wen Te took the tribesmen to check the ambush site. There was still a lingering smell of blood, and the corpses of the tribesmen who had not been eaten clean were on the ground, but there was no trace of the attackers.

Wen Te pounded his fists on the ground in grief, "I will definitely avenge you!"

Ah Man had lost his usual nonchalant attitude, and now his face was filled with suppressed anger. Who dared to plot against their tribe!

"Wente, what should we do with their bodies?" asked a tribesman with red eyes.

Wen Te closed his eyes and said, "Bury it. You guys bury it here, and Ah Man and I will go look for it later."

The tribesman asked worriedly, "What if you are also ambushed?"

Ah Man said, "Don't worry about us. If you can't defeat us, it won't be a problem for us to escape."

In this case, the tribesmen no longer insisted.

Ah Man thought with heartache, if he hadn't returned earlier, perhaps the casualties wouldn't have been so severe...

Ah Man shook his head. There was no if. Things had already happened, so he should think about how to solve it instead of thinking about these useless things.

Wente and the other man searched nearby. The smell left by the battle was too mixed. It seemed to be from various beasts, and even divided into several directions, making it difficult to distinguish.

The two men stopped in mid-air and looked at each other. Ah Man said, "There are no large tribes nearby. This must not have been done by a small tribe."

Wente suddenly remembered something, "Aman, let's go back first. I might know who did it."

Ah Man: “…”

The two men returned with their people. If they said that the other party was deliberately provoking them, they would have to think about whether they had made enemies with someone. Coincidentally, their tribe had recently dealt with the chiefs of some small tribes, who seemed to have disappeared in the past two days. Combined with what happened last night, the truth was not difficult to guess.

"No need to guess, it must have been done by those small tribes." Rhett punched a hole in the table, showing his anger.

Shu Xin glanced at her fist and put it back.

Now is not the time to feel bad about the table.

Ah Man asked, "What do they want?"

Barron said, "They approached me a few days ago to make friends with me, but I rejected them. If I'm not mistaken, they want to take revenge on us."

"Why?"

Ah Man figured out the reason almost as soon as he asked, "Has the news about the Beast God's messenger spread?"

As soon as these words came out, several people looked at him. Lei Te asked curiously: "How do you know?"

Ah Man was speechless. "Isn't this obvious? If it weren't for the Beast God's messenger, why would your tribe build a house?"

"Shu Xin's medical skills are unmatched in the entire continent. And Shu Yue, what we treat as weeds and firewood, becomes delicious food in her hands. Isn't that enough to prove it?"

Shu Yue quickly clarified, "But we are not the Beast God's messengers. At most, we understand a little more."

Ah Man looked at her and shook his head, "Don't you have the final say? These changes were brought about by you. We only believe what we see with our own eyes."

Shu Yue: "..." Well, it turns out he had seen through everything a long time ago!

Lei Te's expression was subtle. "So you've always known this?"

Ah Man nodded in agreement. "My father and I guessed it when the trade fair ended. That's why we decided to make our two tribes friendly. Fighting would only hurt both sides, giving the other tribe an advantage." This chapter has been read (please click on the next chapter to continue reading!)