Chapter 129 Worry

Song He held on to the wall of the cave until he regained some strength, then he stood up and left the cave.

Gan Lai looked at Hua Yan who was standing there, and reminded her again: "Go and take good care of the cubs."

Hua Yan hummed, blinked, and a tear as big as a bean slid down her cheek.

He was really worried about his little female. It would be great if he was the one who was kidnapped.

Gan Lai sighed and patted Hua Yan's shoulder. He was as sad as anyone else.

However, as the one with the highest combat power, I don't have time to shed tears.

Hua Yan wiped away her tears and said in a hoarse voice: "Don't worry, I'm not that fragile."

He turned around and went back to the den, taking care of the cubs as usual.

Gan Lai breathed a sigh of relief, but when he thought of Song He's condition, he became a little worried, so he walked out of the cave.

When Song He arrived at the back mountain and saw the traces left behind, he realized how fierce the fight had been.

But later a golden eagle flew out to cause trouble, which caused Yun Caicai to suffer...

Song He didn't dare to think about it any further, for he was afraid that he would collapse.

In the past, although he seemed humble, he was actually arrogant in his heart. He once hurt Caicai because of his arrogance. He was in great pain afterwards. Fortunately, Caicai did not expel him, but forgave him instead.

At that time, he decided to put Yun Caicai first in everything in the future. Of course, he did it. Yun Caicai valued him more and more, praised him generously, and gave birth to many children for him...

Song He has long regarded Yun Caicai as his life. Now, he will listen to Caicai, take care of everything in the tribe and wait for her to come back.

But he will not sit and wait for death. He will mobilize all the connections he can to search for Caicai's whereabouts. If anything happens to Caicai, he, Song He, will never live alone!

Song He, who had figured out the whole situation, felt relieved and relaxed. He knew what he should do next.

First of all, he needed to appease the restless orcs in the tribe so that they could do their jobs with peace of mind to avoid chaos.

So, Song He personally walked up to each orc and communicated with them in a gentle but firm tone, telling them that the goddess would be safe and everyone just needed to do their job well.

Secondly, Song He gave due rewards to the male orcs who participated in the encirclement and suppression of stray beasts.

These brave orcs used their strength and courage to protect the safety of the tribe and deserve respect and reward.

Finally, Song He transferred a large amount of food from the warehouse as a thank you to the Bainiao Tribe for their assistance.

This generous gift not only expressed Songhe's gratitude to the Bird Tribe, but also further deepened the friendship between the two tribes.

Under Song He's orderly arrangements, the panic that had originally permeated the tribe gradually dissipated.

The orcs began to believe that their goddess would return safely.

They prayed silently for the goddess in their hearts, hoping that she could return to the tribe safely as soon as possible.

When everything was arranged properly, a beautiful ribbon bird suddenly flew back.

Its two long tail feathers sparkled in the sunlight, as if it was a messenger sent by God to deliver good news.

Song He stared at the beautiful bird, and a surge of anticipation surged in his heart. Perhaps it really brought news about the goddess...

Seeing the ribbon bird getting closer and closer, Gan Lai and Song He's eyes became brighter, and they asked in unison: "How is it? Did you find Cai Cai?!"

Their voices were full of anticipation and anxiety.

Zhu Lin didn't dare to look directly into their hopeful eyes. He turned slightly sideways, shook his head gently, and a look of guilt appeared on his face.

"I'm sorry... the golden eagle was too fast, I... I lost it..."

Zhu Lin's voice became lower and lower, filled with deep remorse.

He knew that he had disappointed everyone, but facing such a powerful opponent as the Golden Eagle, he was really powerless.