"Shaman, what should we do about those people?" Sha Hong enquired seriously.
She had arrived quite early today, but observing Yan Jiao handling the rubber boot matter, she refrained from interrupting.
"You’re referring to that group of people?" Su Bai asked.
Recently, the Tribe had only received this particular group, totalling over two hundred people. Moreover, amongst these two hundred-plus people, there were no elderly. Adult males constituted the majority.
"Yes, Shaman. They’ve been awaiting work assignnts recently. Previously, due to the Dark Scorpion Tribe incident, this matter was postponed." Sha Hong nodded.
"Explain to the details of this group." Su Bai paused his current activities.
"Amongst the two hundred-plus people, there are only sixty-plus females, mostly young won, all capable of various handicrafts." Sha Hong recalled the conversation, continuing, "There are also twenty-plus children, all approximately ten years old. The remainder are adult males, with the eldest being only thirty-four or thirty-five years old."
These details had been provided by Qin, regarding this temporarily assembled group of approximately one hundred people.
"Indeed, a favourable demographic. Have you asked about their preferences?" Su Bai asked.
He had no intention of compelling these people into unwanted occupations. The Fla Dragon Tribe now offered nurous employnt opportunities. These people could select from various occupations, primarily based on their preferences.
"I’ve made general enquiries. The won are willing to work in workshops or in the greenhouses." Sha Hong continued recalling, stating, "The males have no particular requirents. They say any work is acceptable, as long as they can exchange labour for at."
"What about Qin? What are her particular strengths?" Su Bai lifted his freshly brewed tea, continuing to enquire, "And the other Totem Warriors? What about those Warrior Trainees?"
He understood that amongst these two hundred-plus people, there weren’t many Totem Warriors or Warrior Trainees. However, proper arrangents must be made for those present.
"Her greatest strength is disguising herself. Well, those are her own words." Sha Hong conveyed directly.
"That’s logical. Her ability to conceal her identity and infiltrate our Tribe demonstrates she has considerable skill." Su Bai nodded thoughtfully, continuing, "This particular talent could certainly be utilised."
"Shaman, should she be assigned so specific task?" Sha Hong enquired.
Sha Hong remained rather concerned about her, as she reminded her of Sha Lan, making her inevitably interested in her subsequent arrangents.
"Have those Totem Warriors and Warrior Trainees comnce training with our Warriors. Later, naturally, there will be tasks for her." Su Bai instructed.
He had already formulated plans internally, though the timing wasn’t appropriate yet. He simply hadn’t devised the optimal thodology.
"Yes, Shaman. What about the remaining people?" Sha Hong continued enquiring.
"Don’t assign the won to workshops imdiately. After they’ve been part of our Tribe for so ti, we’ll reassign their positions."
Su Bai considered carefully, continuing, "Assign them all to agricultural work, or Animal Hide garnt and linen clothing production. In summary, don’t allow them access to our confidential processes so easily."
Although he understood this group probably wouldn’t present significant problems, caution was always prudent. Before complete trust was established, they certainly couldn’t be permitted knowledge of the Fla Dragon Tribe’s strategic capabilities.
"Understood. I was thinking the sa." Sha Hong nodded, ntally recording everything completely.
Sha Lan’s greatest advantage was her exceptional mory, frequently achieving perfect auditory and visual recall.
Sha Hong naturally possessed this advantage as well. After all, they were Mother and Daughter, differing only in retention duration.
"Assign the males to stone transportation and polishing, or forest wood harvesting and similar work." Su Bai continued instructing.
"Yes, Shaman. Similarly, preventing them from accessing truly technical work, correct?" Sha Hong asked.
"Temporarily, no. Initially assign them physically demanding labour. We’ll make gradual adjustnts later." Su Bai nodded.
"Understood. I’ll make arrangents imdiately." Sha Hong blinked her blue eyes.
"Go ahead. Incidentally, please summon Qin for . I need to ask about certain matters." Su Bai sipped his tea.
"Understood." Sha Hong responded.
*Step step step…*
Thirty minutes later, having received the summons, Qin travelled from the Tribe’s Outer Region to the Centre Region.
"Shaman, you’ve summoned . Do you have so assignnts?" Qin enquired.
She assud new tasks were being allocated, experiencing slight apprehension internally.
After all, she’d only entered the Fla Dragon Tribe a few days previously. Imdiately upon arrival, she encountered the invasion threat of the Dark Scorpion Tribe.
However, she had heard nothing afterwards. The matter seed to have concluded entirely.
This aspect confused her greatly. This visit also served to inquire about the situation.
"You stated your greatest strength is disguise, correct? Are you confident you could infiltrate other Tribes without detection?" Su Bai enquired directly.
He preferred avoiding excessive circumlocution. Presumably, she understood the reason for this summons.
As a Warrior, most duties naturally involved going out on missions.
"Of course, Shaman. Throughout this ti, only when entering the Fla Dragon Tribe was I discovered." Qin’s expression was exceptionally confident.
Originally, she had wondered whether the problem lay with her. However, since arriving at the Fla Dragon Tribe and observing the remarkable things there, she had gradually reconsidered her thoughts.
Experiencing failure at the Fla Dragon Tribe was entirely normal. After all, concealing one’s identity in such an exceptional Tribe was fundantally impossible.
"Would you be willing to infiltrate other Tribes to gather intelligence for ?" Su Bai asked.
Due to the Dark Scorpion Tribe incident, he needed to plan ahead, obtaining advance intelligence about other Tribes.
"Shaman, you’re asking to live in another Tribe?" Qin blinked her round eyes.
"Not exactly. I just need you to reside in a particular Tribe temporarily, gathering useful intelligence." Su Bai stated precisely.
"Shaman, aren’t you trusting too easily? Aren’t you concerned I might instead transmit the Fla Dragon Tribe’s intelligence elsewhere?" Qin was stunned.
"No. You won’t." Su Bai’s lips curved slightly upward.
Qin remained speechless for so ti. Subsequently, she stood very straight, stating solemnly, "Since the Shaman trusts , I shall complete this mission perfectly."
"Excellent." Su Bai laughed heartily.
"I’ll inform you which Tribe in a few days. Rest properly for the next few days." Su Bai stated calmly.
"Understood." Qin nodded.
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