Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations
The so-called “gift” was rely a collection of essential supplies.
Among the most crucial items within the 500 ters were animal skins, primarily used for crafting tents to shield against rain and snow. Following that were provisions, including wild vegetables and precious wild beast at.
Given the at’s susceptibility to spoilage, they wisely preserved it by drying most of it, ensuring long-term storage for the harsh winter ahead. These dried at supplies were a vital resource to sustain them during the cold months.
Adams had thought ahead and asked his clansn to prepare a modest amount of dried at, just enough to support the Five Elents Clan, reflecting his foresight.
This was particularly important because the Tribe Chief of the Five Elents Clan lacked strategic thinking and readily agreed to share their resources.
To Adams and the Thunder Fire Clan, this small gesture was a generous and respectful act, considering their circumstances.
With night approaching, Adams decided to delay his journey, choosing to set out for the Five Elents Clan at dawn the following day.
The mbers of the Thunder Fire Clan were elated, knowing that they would soon receive fresh supplies.
As the first light of dawn broke, they began their day’s activities. The won attended to various clan duties, while the n gathered their tools and set out for their daily task: hunting.
Adams, accompanied by a few clansn, departed from their clan towards the Five Elents Clan, carrying so dry food with them for the journey. The round trip would consu a full day, but with adequate provisions, they would not go hungry along the way.
Without any ans of transportation, they had no choice but to rely on their legs for travel. Fortunately, the journey was relatively safe, and walking was a common mode of transportation for them.
After over two hours of walking, they finally reached the Five Elents Clan.
From a distance, Adams observed the Five Elents Clan’s humble and tattered appearance. It had only three tents for the entire clan, with the Tribe Chief as the sole occupant. These ager accommodations were far from sufficient for the injured or elderly mbers of the clan.
Eating at was a luxury they had rarely experienced. Their diet mainly consisted of wild vegetables.
However, sothing had changed. The Five Elents Clan now seed to have constructed more substantial shelters that appeared superior to the old tents. Adams could see young n from the Five Elents Clan carrying weapons and displaying a newfound vitality, so even bearing the spoils of hunting.
Adams was both relieved and delighted, wearing a broad smile on his dark countenance. It seed that their visit today was tily, as they could help forge a brighter future for the Five Elents Clan.
anwhile, the deanor of the Five Elents Clan’s n visibly shifted upon spotting Adams and his companions. It was evident that they did not welco these uninvited guests.
The visitors from the Thunder Fire Tribe had co the previous day, but today their Tribe Chief had co personally. The Five Elents Clan’s residents were unsure of the Tribe Chief’s intentions and were determined to safeguard their newfound prosperity.
The Five Elents Clan mbers were on high alert, while those from the Thunder Fire Tribe appeared more at ease. Adams declared, “I’m here personally to discuss matters with your Tribe Chief, and I, Adams, have important business to discuss with him.”
Gary, noticing the situation, gestured for the Thunder Fire Tribe mbers to remain where they were while he went to inform their Tribe Chief. His expression was a mix of emotions, reflecting the complexities of the situation.
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