Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations
“They will assu our clan has lost the ability to move. To secure the remaining supplies, they will attack our race with full force,” Gary explained.
Having just realized that the Tribe Chief was hesitant about the move, Gary had shared this detailed explanation.
The Tribe Chief had not been in charge for long. Before her, with the presence of the Patriarch, she was relatively unaware of the clan’s affairs. Even after she assud leadership, being young, there were many aspects she was unfamiliar with. The previous Patriarch had refrained from discussing clan matters with her, leaving her uninford about various crucial details.
She remained unaware of the reasons for the clan’s periodic relocation, resulting in her current dilemma.
Constructing the bamboo houses had demanded considerable effort. The Tribe Chief was reluctant to let go of them easily, even if they could be rebuilt later. Losing lives, on the other hand, was a different matter.
Gu Chaoyan shot a look at the sorcerer.
He maintained that faint smile on his face, seemingly inviting trouble.
Gu Chaoyan found herself irritated by his presence.
Nevertheless, he had indeed assisted them with the relocation, indicating that his intentions were for the benefit of the Five Elents Clan.
Though grateful, Gu Chaoyan still harbored the desire to give him a good beating.
“Thank you for your reminder, sorcerer. The clan can comnce the relocation,” Gu Chaoyan stiffly declared, sensing a debt owed to the sorcerer.
Gary breathed a sigh of relief upon hearing that.
Fortunately, the Tribe Chief prioritized the welfare of the clan.
Otherwise, he wasn’t sure how to handle the matter of the clan’s relocation.
Gary joyfully went down to make preparations.
Gu Chaoyan was ready to depart.
The sorcerer seed to have sothing to say. He extended his hand and gestured in a direction, indicating for Gu Chaoyan to accompany him.
Gu Chaoyan reluctantly followed the sorcerer.
As they walked, the sorcerer began, “You’re remarkably intelligent and powerful. I believe you could thrive on your own in this world. However, there are many aspects of this world that you may not comprehend. That’s why things are the way they are. The nature of this world dictates that living in one place for an extended period is unfeasible. People must continually relocate based on the circumstances. Unless…”
At this point, the sorcerer hesitated, refraining from divulging further.
Unless they could establish a world with rules here.
However, a structured world might not be suitable for this environnt.
“Unless there are no more wild beasts, and the races no longer have to fight each other,” the sorcerer added with a smile.
“After I depart, your fate will be in your hands. I’ll be leaving tomorrow to venture elsewhere,” the sorcerer declared earnestly.
“Really?” Gu Chaoyan looked at the sorcerer with excitent.
He was leaving.
That was cause for celebration.
The sorcerer felt powerless.
Even after all this ti, nothing had changed. She still disliked him and wanted him gone.
So things were destined to fail.
But it was also intriguing.
In this world, encountering soone who didn’t welco him was a unique experience.
“I’m heading back to rest. Take care,” the sorcerer stated.
“Sure, have a good rest, sorcerer.” Gu Chaoyan wore a smile, perhaps the happiest expression she’d ever displayed in the sorcerer’s presence.
The sorcerer departed.
Gary approached once again.
Gu Chaoyan frowned. “Have you finished your tasks?”
“Yes.”
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