Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations
The Thunder Fire Clan mbers stood there in disbelief. They couldn’t fathom being dismissed so abruptly.
In the past, when the Tribe Chief had rely sent over two representatives, she had been eager to offer everything from the Five Elents Clan to the Thunder Fire Tribe, as if she feared sothing might be left behind.
This ti, they had dispatched more people because the offerings from the Five Elents Clan were genuinely remarkable.
Yet, instead of showing gratitude, they were instructed to leave?
Fury welled up within the Thunder Fire Tribe mbers.
However, Gary and his fellow clan mbers, ard with bows and arrows, remained vigilant on the sidelines. The slightest provocation might incite an attack. The Tribe Chief of the Five Elents Clan had already departed.
They weren’t foolish.
The weaponry they held appeared exceedingly potent, and they had no intention of eting an untily demise.
Soone tugged at another and whispered, “Let’s return and report to our Tribe Chief first.”
And so, the Thunder Fire Tribe mbers departed in this manner.
Gary breathed a sigh of relief.
Their relief wasn’t just for the Thunder Fire Tribe mbers; it was also for their own Tribe Chief.
“It seems like the Tribe Chief has indeed changed,” soone exclaid with excitent. The Thunder Fire Clan was most apprehensive that the Tribe Chief would revert to her previous behavior and allow the Five Elents Clan to go without any resources.
Now…
The Tribe Chief had proven them wrong. She hadn’t behaved that way at all.
It was genuinely reassuring.
She now carried herself as a true Tribe Chief.
Gary’s expression showed a hint of joy. While he felt relief, he couldn’t completely let his guard down.
His current concern revolved around whether the Tribe Chief would maintain her current resolve if the few Thunder Fire Clan mbers successfully persuaded her. Even if she didn’t fully yield the Five Elents Clan’s resources or disclose the bamboo house construction thods or give them bows and arrows, it wouldn’t bode well.
That was the way of the world.
Despite so friendly interactions among clans presently, in the end, races were fundantally united. When the opportunity arose, they might target weaker races.
Of course, there were indeed clans that were entirely amicable, but the Thunder Fire Clan didn’t fall into that category.
There was no possibility of accommodating their demands.
They couldn’t yield any resources to the Thunder Fire Clan.
That was Gary’s perspective.
Thus, he remained deep in thought.
anwhile, the other clan mbers were elated.
As for the few Thunder Fire Tribe mbers who had been rebuffed, their faces were flush with anger. As mbers of the Thunder Fire Race, they were accustod to asserting dominance in front of the Five Elents Clan. This was the first ti they had faced rejection.
Their temperant was unlikely to be kind.
“Can you believe this woman? She’s acting all high and mighty,” one of them muttered incredulously.
“These items from the Five Elents Clan are genuinely valuable. I reckon they know the worth of these items and are attempting to lure our Tribe Chief with them. She seems rather foolish, so let’s not argue with her. We’ll simply head back and report to our Tribe Chief. It may require a bit more effort, but those resources will eventually be ours,” remarked the Thunder Fire Tribe mber.
“That’s correct. She’s infatuated and gullible. If we let our Tribe Chief take charge, we won’t be requesting a re portion of their resources; we’ll demand the entirety of the Five Elents Clan!” another mber declared with arrogance.
“No worries, it’s all ours. It’s only a matter of ti.”
The few of them wore smug smiles as they made their way back to the Thunder Fire Clan.
After a few hours, they returned.
The Thunder Fire Tribe’s Tribe Chief, Adams, imdiately inquired, “Where is the item?”
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