The three little peacocks chirped twice to indicate that they understood.

The three peacocks are male, while the snakes are one female and one male.

Ahri arranged them by size according to the time they hatched.

Doron entered the house at this moment. He looked at Ahri and said, "Come back to the tribe with me."

Ahri didn't look at him; he was the chieftain of the Green Snake tribe, and he had his responsibilities.

Ahri asked, "Are you going to the Lion Tribe next, and will you have any more interactions with the people there?"

"Um."

Ali stood up, hugged the three little peacocks to her chest, walked towards Duolun, and said, "Then let's part amicably. You can go back now."

These sudden words were like a lightning bolt ripped through the sky, leaving Doron stunned. He stared wide-eyed at Ahri in disbelief, as if he couldn't understand why she would say such a thing.

For a moment, the air seemed to freeze, and everything around became exceptionally quiet.

"Ah Li, don't you want me anymore?"

Doron took Ali's hand and looked at the two little green snakes on Ali's wrist and the three little peacocks that Ali was holding. He said, "We have children now."

“I can raise the child myself. If you miss us, you can come and visit us.”

"Why?"

Doron didn't understand why Ahri didn't want to go back with him, and Ahri didn't seem to want to explain at all. She just picked up the baby and left him.

Buqing, who was waiting outside the treehouse, looked at the baby that Ah Li was holding, and then looked at Duolun. The clan leader and this peacock sister had a baby?

Doron wanted to keep Ahri, but the wind generated by Ahri's flapping wings made Doron take several steps back. Ahri flew into the sky at an extremely fast speed, showing no sign of reluctance.

Three little peacocks were on Ah Li's back, and two little green snakes were biting each other head to tail, wrapped around Ah Li's neck. Ah Li was thinking that she would get a leather bag so she could put her babies in it.

Ahri didn't dislike Doron, but the thought of Doron cooperating with the orcs of the Lion Tribe made her unwilling to go back with him.

Once she returns, the Lion Clan will recognize her, which will cause trouble.

Why doesn't Ahri explain to Duolun? Because Princess Peacock is aloof and arrogant, and she wants him to guess.

The main reason is that Doron is too powerful. If she stays, she could probably give birth to a new tribe in four or five years.

Considering that outcome, Ahri suggested that it would be better for both of them to separate for a while.