Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations
“Tribe Chief, what did the sorcerer say to you?” Gary inquired with curiosity.
Sorcerers had always maintained an air of mystery, seldom engaging in conversation with others. Even when they visited other clans, they typically had their own tasks to attend to and departed after completing them.
The sorcerer’s interaction with the Tribe Chief seed sowhat unique.
Gu Chaoyan cast a look at Gary. “Gather so n to construct the bamboo house. You’re the only one who’s curious.”
With that, she playfully tapped Gary on the head before leaving, intent on seeking out Aina.
Aina had been contemplating how to fulfill the task given to her by Gu Chaoyan since the previous day.
When Gu Chaoyan arrived to find Aina, she was nearly finished.
Gu Chaoyan couldn’t contain her astonishnt and excitent as she gazed at the work before her. “Aina, you’re amazing! This is exactly what I had in mind!”
“Following my instructions, create the sa size. When winter cos, everyone can wrap themselves in it for warmth. There’s no need to suffer in the cold, don’t you agree?”
“Furthermore, we have ample cotton. We can produce nurous of these. We should be able to ensure that everyone has one before winter arrives.”
“The first ones we complete will be distributed to the elderly and children, with the younger ones like us receiving them last.”
“Aina, I’m entrusting this task to you. Please ensure it’s finished before winter, alright?” Gu Chaoyan requested.
“Tribe Chief, I promise I’ll do it perfectly!” Aina assured with enthusiasm.
Aina was overjoyed and excited to receive the Tribe Chief’s approval. How could it not go well? That would be letting down the Tribe Chief.
Gu Chaoyan’s mood improved considerably. A significant burden had been lifted from her heart, despite the arrival of another enigmatic figure in the clan. She already held a strong aversion to the sorcerer, and his mysterious aura only deepened her dislike.
In the clan, the sorcerer’s house was their only destination. Fortunately, it seed the sorcerer was preoccupied. He entered his bamboo house and didn’t erge again.
Out of sight, out of mind, Gu Chaoyan felt a sense of relief.
During these few days of relative freedom, she often road around, exploring the surrounding areas.
She wondered if she could find so animals suitable for use as transportation, such as donkeys. However, during her hunts with the clan mbers, she never encountered such creatures.
Upon her return to the clan, she encountered the sorcerer once more. In the past few days, he had rarely left his house.
Gu Chaoyan, in high spirits, approached him. “Sorcerer, are you planning to depart for sothing?” she inquired cheerfully.
The sorcerer’s brow furrowed.
Gu Chaoyan’s assessnt was correct.
He had been present in the clan for the past few days, making it the longest ti he had ever spent in any single clan.
His initial intent had been to observe Gu Chaoyan—what kind of person she was, and what motivated her to co here.
After so observation, he realized that she seed committed to improving the clan.
In that case, as a sorcerer, there was no need for him to inquire further about her origins.
If she remained with the clan, she could potentially beco the savior of this race.
However…
She appeared as though she couldn’t wait for him to depart, which he found rather off-putting. As a sorcerer, he was generally t with warm welcos.
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