Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations
Even the wounded hadn’t received proper attention yet, but Gu Chaoyan was directed to take cover initially.
It was evident that the mbers of the Five Elents Clan held her in high regard.
Gu Chaoyan rose and followed Aina, although her intention was not to shelter from the rain, but rather to address clan matters.
“I am uninjured and in good health, so there’s no need for to seek shelter. Let’s focus on tending to the injured individuals first. They should not be exposed to the rain. Only when they recover will our clan slowly regain its strength,” Gu Chaoyan asserted.
Aina and the others were taken aback.
They were astonished that the Tribe Chief prioritized their welfare.
Recalling what the Tribe Chief had said earlier, Aina bead with delight. The Tribe Chief was indeed undergoing a transformation.
“Very well,” Aina promptly agreed.
“Absurd,” an elder mber of the clan scolded Aina, believing she shouldn’t have made such a suggestion.
“I am the Tribe Chief, so heed my instructions. Go and care for the injured first, and then attend to the others,” Gu Chaoyan advised.
Having conveyed her sentints, the mbers had no choice but to comply.
Once things were settled, Gu Chaoyan gazed at the sky. Dark clouds lood overhead, heralding impending rain. Fortunately, there was no sign of lightning.
To be frank, the tents of the Five Elents Clan were rudintary structures fashioned from animal skins. They provided so shelter from the elents, but their number was insufficient to accommodate everyone adequately.
Once the injured had been tended to, it beca evident that many of them lacked tents to shield them from the wind and rain.
Given the scarcity of resources, it was no wonder that the clan harbored nurous grievances against their Tribe Chief.
The question remained: How should the others be accommodated?
“Aina, rain is imminent, and the tents can’t accommodate so many people. We can’t just stand out in the rain. Co with ; we can take shelter beneath that tree to stay dry,” Gu Chaoyan called out to Aina, signaling for her to bring along so individuals.
“Tribe Chief, no, you mustn’t do this,” Aina expressed with anxiety. “In the past, there were people from other races who sought shelter like this and were struck down by the heavens.”
“It’s a terrible way to go,” Aina exclaid as though she had recalled sothing harrowing.
“No, there are just a few dark clouds directly above us, and they are ant to produce lightning. Without lightning, they won’t be struck. Our top priority right now is to prevent them from falling ill,” Gu Chaoyan asserted with confidence.
“But…” There were evidently certain fears Aina couldn’t overco. She hesitated to comply.
Within the tent, soone interjected, “Aina, heed the Tribe Chief’s instructions.”
In the past, they might not have been inclined to obey. However…
They could sense the effectiveness of the herbs that the Tribe Chief had administered earlier. Their pain had subsided, and they were no longer bleeding excessively. Furthermore, their tempers had cooled considerably.
Many of them hadn’t succumbed to their injuries but had perished due to their agitated ntal states.
Now, the injured individuals were in better condition.
All of this was thanks to the Tribe Chief.
Hence…
They had trust in the Tribe Chief.
She likely wouldn’t deceive them.
The Tribe Chief must have asked them to do that for their own good.
“Aina, go.” This person had so prestige in the clan. After he finished speaking, Aina had no reason to disobey and brought those people to the tree to hide from the rain.
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