Chapter 1303: 574: The tribe grows wildly! _2
Duoduo said, “Yes!”
Duo Ning suddenly asked, “Chieftain, do we only hunt within our Fla Demon Tribe, or…”
Lanling replied, “Only hunt within the territories of the Chira Tribe and the Ankara Tribe. If there’s friction and you can fight them, kill them all. If not, run back to report, and I’ll ride the Griffin Beast over to finish them off!”
Duoduo was invigorated and said, “Good!”
For so reason, Duoduo, who was originally a chieftain, now had to subordinate himself. He thought it would be awkward and uncomfortable, even stifling.
Unexpectedly, it wasn’t like that; working with Lanling was really exhilarating.
…
After Duoduo left, Amoo, a Near-Human Tribe woman, walked in and said, “Greetings, Chieftain!”
“Currently, how many won are there in our tribe?” Lanling asked.
“Three hundred and seventy-six!” Amoo gave the most accurate number.
Lanling sighed, “Still too few.”
Amoo found it strange. Isn’t the tribe better off with more n? Won are considered burdens.
Lanling said, “I want to give each brother a wife.”
Amoo said, “Then first give to Brother Suo Mo.”
This woman was really bold.
Lanling said, “I want to, but in private matters, I listen to my uncle, not the other way around, but I’ll try my best.”
Then Lanling said, “In the next few days, you three hundred-plus need to wash twenty to thirty thousand garnts, yes, the ones stripped from the dead. You also need to gather wild vegetables in the area around Mirror Mountain and be responsible for cooking for everyone, as well as the tribe’s sanitation and conducting ideological work for the new won. Any problems?”
Amoo said, “No, it’s too easy. But there is one issue, with more and more people joining our tribe, our wild vegetables are far from enough. Won can’t go far to gather, as that would be dangerous, and we can’t have the soldiers gathering as it would be too wasteful.”
This Amoo is very knowledgeable, now every person in the Fla Demon Tribe is very precious, particularly strong n, who train for four hours a day and work for ten hours.
After the war, the construction boom should not slow down but rather increase.
Moreover, the brothers can’t just eat at and fish every day; they must eat vegetables.
Lanling nodded, “I understand, I’ll solve this. I will definitely provide enough greens for the whole tribe!”
“Yes!” Amoo said.
…
The next person Lanling t was Muchi.
He was the disabled veteran who made a pile of toys for the little girl and had followed Suo Mo for many years.
He hadn’t expected that a disabled person like him could still have a position and manage the Worry-free Camp!
The so-called Worry-free Camp ans that in the Fla Demon Tribe, whether you are old, injured, or disabled, you have no worries, as the tribe won’t abandon you, and you’ll still live without worry.
And indeed, the disabled in the Fla Demon Tribe lived no differently from others in terms of food, clothing, housing, and transportation. Even their living quarters were made a bit more convenient for them.
However, all the old brothers in the Worry-free Camp, after becoming disabled, worked hard to learn various skills, continuing to contribute to the tribe.
Now, the entire Worry-free Camp had beco a crafting departnt.
They made bows and arrows, crafted furniture, and more for the tribe.
Lanling said, “Muchi, you all will have to work hard next. Not only can’t you stop making bows and arrows, but you also need to make more furniture as our tribe will have more and more people, and I will also give you a task.”
Muchi pounded his chest and said, “Chieftain, just say it. We’re all very idle!”
The injured veterans in the Worry-free Camp worked over thirteen hours a day, so they were hardly idle.
Lanling said, “In two months, wild flax will begin to be harvested. I’ve designed a loom that can speed up the weaving process many tis over. However, I’m not sure if my design is correct, so you’ll need to build it and keep experinting and exploring!”
Then Lanling took out several pieces of parchnt.
Luckily, with his extraordinary brain, he was able to retrieve fragnted information from Earth mories to design the world’s most advanced wooden loom of the ti.
And indeed, as he said, it was uncertain if it was entirely correct and needed constant exploration.
Muchi took it and saw the densely packed drawings.
He already started to accept drawings because this was the fifth ti he received blueprints from Lanling, and through Lanling’s teaching, he could understand these relatively simple plans.
In the future, Lanling would transform the Worry-free Camp into a crafting departnt, and making the loom was just the first step. Next, they would produce siege machines, giant crossbows, and various catapults.
As for cannons and gunpowder, Lanling searched hundreds of miles around without finding any nitrate mines; he might have to venture to sea for it.
Even, Lanling didn’t plan to let gunpowder erge for a long ti, because it might expose him and bring the attention of the Dragon Temple.
…
On the first night after the great war, Lanling and Suo Mo stayed up all night.
Because there were too many things to do, too much work needed to be arranged.
The next day, as the sky just began to brighten,
the Fla Demon Tribe once again entered a bustling busy state.
Training soldiers, cooking, gathering, building houses, crafting furniture.
Furthermore, there were as many as five hundred people who needed to go to that giant pit of death to salvage corpses, stripping off their clothes, taking their weapons, and retrieving gold and silver.
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