Kakuzu led the group out of the sea of fire and finally reached the Tu group who had been waiting there.
"Chief, we've kept you waiting!"
Kakuzu clenched his fists and roared.
Tu stood up: "It has indeed been a long wait, but it's good that you were able to get here in time."
Tashan said, "Alright, enough of this nonsense. Hurry up and take us away from this place. By the way, this place is in complete chaos. Hopefully, you still remember the way you came."
Kakuzu said, "Don't worry, we prepared the marks before entering the Black Crow Forest. We just need to follow the marks to get back to the tribe."
As he spoke, he pointed behind him to a tree trunk that had been charred by fire and lay on the ground, its trunk completely blackened, and said, "Just follow the scratches."
Kakuzu's strength was not as great as Tashan's, but he was much more meticulous. Tu nodded in satisfaction and said with great appreciation, "Well done."
Tu clapped his hands, signaling to the group who were resting that they could get up and continue their journey.
"By the way, Chief, how was this fire started?"
Seeing that the chief and most of the warriors were safe and sound, Kakuzu breathed a sigh of relief and finally asked the question that he cared about most.
Tu's body stiffened slightly. He did not answer Kakuzu immediately, but waited until everyone had finished packing and were on their way back before telling Kakuzu and the warriors who had come with him his speculation.
Kakuzu was taken aback. He had thought it couldn't be such a coincidence, but he never expected that all of this was an inevitable result of the Red Flower Tribe's manipulation. His face turned ashen as he said, "These guys, how dare they!"
Tu patted Jiao Du on the shoulder, showing no concern whatsoever: "Don't worry about them, the tribe will be fine. We just need to hurry back to the tribe and teach those naive Red Flower Tribe guys a lesson."
...
Black Wind Tribe.
The situation remains deadlocked.
Neither Chu nor the Black Wind tribe were willing to back down.
Chu and the others acted fiercely, even making an example of several warriors who risked their lives to fight, but the Black Wind Tribe showed no intention of surrendering, and their momentum was no weaker than at the beginning.
Chu's patience was gradually worn down. Did these guys not know what fear was at all? Did he really have to go on a killing spree and slaughter at least half of them before they would know fear?
Chu was increasingly displeased. He had been holding back his anger all along, and seeing how stubborn these people were, he couldn't help but issue an ultimatum: "I'm giving you one more chance. If you still insist on this, even if we give up on recruiting you, we will kill you all!"
"Who are you trying to scare?"
A voice suddenly came from afar.
This was not the sound coming from the Black Wind Tribe, who were locked in a fierce battle with the Red Flower Tribe in the outer arena.
It came from a woman.
Suddenly, Flame emerged from the cave, head held high, and walked forward.
"Blazing flames, it's blazing flames!"
"Leave this to us. We will never let those scum from the Red Flower Tribe harm you."
Lieyan looked at the crowd with amusement, took a stone axe from one of the people, and threw it at Chu without saying a word.
Chu slightly turned his head to dodge the attack.
"You bitch, who are you?!"
Chu cursed.
"Blazing Flames".
Blazing Flame Path.
"Oh...you're Tu's daughter?" Chu chuckled. "I heard you're a level three warrior? Tsk tsk, you don't seem like it. Why aren't you staying obediently in the cave with the tribe's warriors protecting you? What are you doing out here? Did you take a fancy to Ye Ye's power and want to become his woman?"
The chieftain's daughter could not tolerate Chu's humiliation. When the Black Wind Tribe heard Chu make such a crude joke, their faces turned ashen, and they wanted to launch another attack.
Flame conjured a long stone stick from behind him, which he played with in his hand, saying nonchalantly, "I just came back from a bath and saw you causing trouble in my tribe. It's really annoying."
With a flick of her hair, Lieyan pointed the stone staff straight at Chu, "Want me to be your woman? Fine, let's fight and see if you're qualified!"
Chu pointed to himself, then to Lieyan, and burst into laughter: "Hahaha, you think you can beat me? Don't be ridiculous, little Lieyan. Your father isn't here. If you lose, no one will back you up."
With her fiery red lips slightly parted, she chuckled lightly, "Big oaf, it seems you'll never know the difference between our Black Wind Tribe and your Red Flower Tribe."
"Come on, if you really think you're so great, then give it a try. You're a man, what's there to be afraid of?"
"You bastard!"
Chu clenched his fists.
He had a fiery temper, and he couldn't stand being provoked like this by Lieyan. He turned to ask, "Chief, I..."
Dian said in a deep voice, "Let's fight. If we defeat her, it will be a huge blow to the Black Wind Tribe. But be careful, she doesn't seem simple."
Chu didn't care much: "I know, I'll go easy on her. Mai Zi said we want the Black Wind Tribe's young warriors, food, and women... We definitely won't embarrass Lie Yan, at most we'll beat her until she cries."
“How about this,” Chu said casually to Lieyan, “Lieyan, you lost. You will become my woman, and everyone in your tribe will submit to our tribe. I lost, and I will let you do whatever you want with me. How about that?”
"Flame, don't agree to this guy's request!"
"This is so unfair! Ignore him, let's hold on. When the chief returns, we'll definitely wipe out the Red Flower Tribe!"
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