Some of the slower-moving beastmen didn't have time to change into linen clothes and were extremely regretful. But soon the Ying tribe spread the word that they could "pre-order" the clothes. After paying a deposit, the Ying tribe would make the clothes and send them over.
This brand-new concept left the Beast Spirits a little confused, but they immediately understood after the Ying Clan explained it to them. Moreover, there would be discounts if they ordered in bulk. However, the Ying Clan females' handicrafts also take time, as does the growth cycle of the hemp, etc. So if you order now, you won't receive it until next year's rainy season at the earliest.
But this did not dampen the enthusiasm of the beast spirits.
The beastmen with partners wanted to buy one for their females, while the males without partners wanted to wear the light and thin clothes, just like the Ying tribe chief, looking clean and handsome. Didn't you see how the females of other tribes couldn't take their eyes off the Ying tribe chief?
In fact, it wasn't just Xia Yixin who attracted attention; Lu Yan also stood out from the crowd.
After being integrated with the Bai family bloodline, Lu Yan's figure is now more well-proportioned. He wears linen clothes, his honey-colored skin has a healthy glow, and his exposed arms and calves are strong and powerful, with explosive power hidden in them. Coupled with his handsome face, he is even more handsome than the legendary beast god. The aura he exudes makes the females' hearts flutter, and they are happy even if he just glances at them.
Unfortunately, his cobalt blue eyes always exuded an air of unsmiling majesty and depth, causing the females to only dare to steal a glance at them.
However, these infatuated females noticed one exception: when he brought the roasted meat and soup to a thatched hut, a faint smile appeared on his face, and his blue eyes were filled with endless doting affection.
Although they knew from the beginning that the Ying clan chief and that little female named Xia were a couple, they were still fed a mouthful of dog food (a Chinese slang term for witnessing public displays of affection).
Actually, Xia Yixin wasn't "well-behaved" at all; she just didn't want anyone to discover the little secret on her neck, all because of a jealous person!
There were no high-necked clothes here, and she didn't want to go out and attract attention, especially since someone had explicitly forbidden her from covering up, and said in a shameless manner that he would stamp it again if she didn't have any.
She angrily dragged him in, and punched and hit him several times, but she was still not appeased.
"You did it on purpose."
Lu Yan smiled and admitted, "That's right."
"Hmph!" Xia Yixin was furious at his smug look, as if to say, "What can you do to me?" So she transformed into a silver snake that night to punish him.
That night.
The other beastmen who received the linen clothes couldn't wait to wear these light clothes even at night. The reason Xia Yixin didn't let her people directly say that these were "divine clothes" was that she wanted the beastmen to experience it for themselves. When others tell you "no," it's far less easy to accept than you think.
Some people who had seen the divine garment compared it with the clothes in their memories and were surprised to find that the linen clothes were actually the divine garment. They learned from the Ying tribe that it was made from a plant called hemp, which surprised them greatly and also made them suspicious.
Could it be that the real divine garment was just a hoax by that Lin? That this hemp could be produced from plants, rather than appearing out of thin air as a divine gift?
The next day.
When bags of white salt were taken out, the eyes of the beastmen, who had exchanged a lot of goods in the past two days and had little stock left, turned green with envy.
Yesterday they said it wasn't a divine garment, but look, today they've brought out divine powder!
But the Ying tribesmen remained calm and denied it, saying, "This is called salt, not divine powder. It is extracted from seawater and was discovered by our people by chance. It is not something given by the gods. Yesterday's dried fish and dried shrimp were made with it. There are three bags: large, medium, and small. The amount exchanged is also different. The largest one is 50 earthenware jars or 1,000 catties of dried meat or other items of equivalent value. Weapons, warm clothing, or herbs are the best."
shock!
First they were shocked by the price, then they were overjoyed. It was like a windfall! Many tribes immediately sent their members back to their tribes to urgently bring over the new goods.
Xia Yixin and her group brought a lot of salt this time, but they didn't expect to sell half of it in just one morning. Beastmen kept rushing back to get more to exchange for it, and soon all the salt was gone.
The Snow Wolf Clan arrived three days later, and they didn't bring salt, but said they brought other things instead.
The Snow Wolf Clan has now absorbed many of its members and needs a period of rest. The main purpose of their visit is to see Xia Yixin and to demonstrate the alliance between the Snow Wolf Clan and the Eagle Clan in front of the various clans.
The old witch doctor also arrived, but after noticing the aura of the Eagle Clan on Xia Yixin, he glanced at Han with concern.
Han's eyes initially dimmed, but quickly hardened.
He had actually sensed her choice long ago, but loving her didn't necessarily mean he had to possess her. Even if it meant silently protecting her, he would be content as long as he saw her smiling face.
Han transformed into human form in front of the two and took out a burlap sack that she had prepared beforehand.
“The wheat is ripe, just as you said. This is flour. Because there are many people in the tribe, I can only bring you this much this year, but I found other things near the tribe.”
Xia Yixin was thrilled when she saw the contents of the burlap bag.
There were indeed many things she needed: "Star anise, bay leaves, cinnamon, wow, and soybeans!"
"Soybeans?" Han held the round, yellow beans and examined them closely.
"Yes, soybeans are a good thing. Han, where did you find them, and how many do you have?"
“To the west of the tribe, there is another large area, Xia, that large area. If you want to see it, I can take you there now.” His heart pounded, hoping she would agree.
Xia Yixin was indeed a little tempted. Soybeans could represent tofu, douhua (tofu pudding), or even spicy strips.
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