Yu and his group quickly arrived at the Red Flower Tribe, but the warm welcome they had expected did not materialize. The Red Flower Tribe members completely ignored them. However, the White Feather Tribe members did not seem to care much about the matter and strolled into the Red Flower Tribe without a second thought.
They felt they had the right to do so, and their original agreement was to discuss the battle and make some preparations in the Red Flower Tribe before setting off. The Red Flower Tribe's cold attitude was their business; how could they possibly drive them away?
Most of the people in the White Feather Tribe looked down on the Red Flower Tribe. They thought the Red Flower Tribe was very poor and weak, and they couldn't understand why the Red Flower Tribe was ignoring them. They were much stronger than the Red Flower Tribe, so what did this group mean by their attitude? Was this the attitude that should be shown when allying with them?
After the other warriors of the White Feather Tribe entered the tribe, they found a place to sit down and rest. The tribe's chief, Yu, was tasked with finding Dian and discussing with him how to fight against the Black Wind Tribe.
Yu's expression was blank, half genuine and half feigned, as he asked heavily, "Have you thought of a solution on your end?"
Dian shook his head and said, "No."
This answer was within Yu's expectations, and he wasn't surprised. Taking advantage of Dian's inattention, he secretly smiled and said, "We just saw that you are training very hard, but... the Black Wind Tribe is very strong. No matter how hard you train, if we all rush up to fight the Black Wind Tribe, we definitely won't be their match."
Yu's words were very true, and Dian had already anticipated that Yu would say such a thing.
After all, Yu needed to lay the groundwork for what was to come.
Blackfoot, Hutun, and several other "high-level warriors" stood behind Yu. As Yu spoke, they stared at Dian with icy eyes.
Dian is still very young, but given his status as chief, he often comes into contact with other tribes and has seen too many things like this.
He can glean something from the other person's actions.
They stood ramrod straight with their arms crossed, saying nothing. It seemed harmless, but it was actually a way for them to exert pressure.
Not only them, but also the warriors of the White Feather Tribe who were resting in the open space made Dian feel like he was sitting on pins and needles. They seemed not to be looking in this direction, but in fact they were paying close attention to the situation here.
It seemed that if things didn't go as they wished in the slightest, these warriors would take care of themselves before attacking the Blackwind Tribe.
This feeling was extremely unpleasant to Dian; he felt as if time had frozen at that moment.
However, remembering what Li Qing had told him, and the many more soldiers waiting for him, Dian opened his mouth and asked, "Then what should we do?"
He certainly couldn't say it first, as that would arouse Yu's suspicion.
Yu was a meticulous chieftain. He smiled slightly, gently picked up a branch and played with it in his hand. He didn't look at the classics, but stared at the branch.
“We all want to wipe out the Black Wind Tribe and divide up their territory, but to achieve this goal, someone needs to make a sacrifice.”
Yu took the branch and gently tapped the ground.
It seemed to be a warning to the author, yet also a command to the author to compromise.
Upon hearing that Yu had indeed spoken similar language as Li Qing had said, Dian couldn't help but sigh.
They didn't have a good relationship with the Baiyu tribe, but Dian didn't believe Yu would say that at first.
But now...
But this is good, at least it saves a lot of trouble.
Dian said in a low voice, "You mean, someone needs to be at the forefront to create opportunities for those behind?"
Yu was surprised and pleased that Dian was so "sensible," and said, "That's right, that's exactly what I meant!"
Next, Yu laid the branch horizontally in front of his chest, leaned forward slightly, and said with a grin, "A long time ago, the White Feather Tribe was much stronger than the Red Flower Tribe. Now that your Red Flower Tribe has been attacked by the Black Wind Tribe, your overall combat strength is even more diminished, so I think..."
Dian pursed her lips, as if deep in thought.
Yu did not immediately have Dian follow his plan, but instead quietly watched Dian. Behind him, Black Foot and Hu Tun, in perfect unison, remained silent, waiting for Dian to give his answer.
When the Baiyu tribe heard their chief say this, they all looked at Dian and the Honghua tribe members who were focused on sharpening their weapons and preparing for battle with ill intent, wanting to see them make a fool of themselves.
Seeing these people doing nothing, seemingly unaware that their fate was about to change, and still diligently preparing for war, the members of the White Feather Tribe whispered among themselves, half gloating and half feeling sorry for them.
"They really don't seem to know that they will be the sacrifices we make to crush the Black Wind Tribe, tsk tsk."
"I understand Blackfoot's feelings a bit now, haha, I feel a little sorry for them too."
What these people didn't know was that the peaceful and tranquil appearance of the Red Flower Tribe was just a facade they put on for the White Feather Tribe.
Carbohydrate approached Chu with concern and asked him, who was leaning against a tree, "Will Yu see through our plan?"
Chu Zheng was staring blankly with a blade of grass in his mouth when he heard this, and couldn't help but laugh, saying, "Do you think so?"
Seeing that Su still looked worried, Chu had no choice but to stand up straight and pat Su's head: "To use Mai Zi's words, even if Yu sees through our plan, so what? He still has to follow our plan."
What does that mean?
Carboxyl found it strange, but instead of asking Chu directly, he began to think about it on his own.
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