Of course, it could also be even more ignorant.
"If that’s the case, let’s rest here for a night."
The chieftain was not in the tribe at that ti.
The next day, before dawn.
The chieftain returned to the tribe with a group of centaurs.
After Kana and the others left, he took so people to the plains relics to check if the seal had weakened compared to before.
The answer he got was affirmative; the grass around the relics showed clear signs of wilting.
This made him begin to believe Kana’s judgnt.
"Has sothing happened? Andrew." The chieftain asked.
Andrew nodded, directly telling the chieftain about Kana’s return last night and the settlent location they chose.
"They actually chose that place? Are they crazy?"
The chieftain was very puzzled.
Even if they had the strength to deal with those 5 ogres, it was not a good choice because it would lead to casualties.
Not to ntion, there’s also a two-headed ogre among them.
If they truly have such confidence, then Kana and their so-called refugees are much stronger than he thought.
Otherwise, making such a judgnt leaves only one possibility, the leader’s stupidity.
While he was thinking this, Kana and the others had already awakened, ready to set off quickly back.
The chieftain, very decisively, walked over: "Are you really planning to settle there?"
Kana nodded.
"If so, to thank you for your help to our tribe, do you need to send so tribe mbers to assist you?"
"Of course, not to ntion if the chieftain is willing to assist us, that would be great." Kana nodded happily.
This was a good opportunity to strengthen ties with the Centaur Tribe.
And also show their strength to the Centaur Tribe so they could coexist peacefully better.
Kana also hoped that the Centaur Tribe could temporarily help the village through so food crises in the early stages.
After chatting for a bit.
Kana and the others then left.
In the Centaur Tribe.
Outside the tent where the two sisters were.
Raelia was holding Abis’s hand, walking in circles around the tent.
After all, although Abis was no longer suffering weakness and pain, the blind status still existed, and staying too far from her wasn’t a good thing.
A sound of hooves approached.
"Andrew, what are you doing here?"
Raelia didn’t have a good attitude toward tribe mbers. Only now with Abis feeling a bit better, her tone was less hostile than before.
"Sister." Abis reminded Raelia.
In a gentle voice, she asked, "Uncle Andrew, is there sothing you need?"
Andrew nodded: "Kana and his people have chosen a settlent location, but the place they chose is Leaf Fruit Forest."
"Leaf Fruit Forest?" Raelia didn’t comprehend right away.
Abis’s face quickly turned surprised: "Why choose there? Did the ogres leave?"
Raelia then rembered what was in that wretched place.
"Are they fools? Or did they not see it?"
She knew that group of ogres hadn’t left yet.
Andrew shook his head: "They set their sights on that place, apparently Kana is very confident about dealing with those ogres."
"Really?" Raelia was a bit surprised.
"The chieftain decided to send so people to assist, to build a good relationship with these future neighbors."
Obviously, the chieftain did not think Kana and his people were foolish, so it’s possible they indeed have that confidence.
"So you’re asking if I want to join in?" Raelia asked.
Andrew nodded, that was exactly what the chieftain ant.
After all, Kana was of great favor to Raelia and her sister; it was just right for Raelia to act as a bridge.
Faced with such a choice, Raelia didn’t hesitate at all and nodded: "No problem, I’ll join when the ti cos.
Even if you don’t agree, I know I’ll help them anyway."
This ti Abis didn’t interrupt but instead squeezed her sister’s hand tightly and said: "Be careful."
"Don’t worry, I won’t foolishly charge forward."
"I’m not foolish enough to think I can engage the ogres head-on."
...
On the way back, they retraced their original path with great speed.
They ran the entire day, and even Anita was beginning to be slightly out of breath when they finally approached the beach.
By this ti, the sky was dotted with stars.
Anita looked around at everyone, and except for Richard and Kern, the others were unaffected.
The path from the forest to the beach had guards, and soon news of their return spread.
The people in the conference room were already waiting for him; they hoped Kana could bring good news.
Kana entered the conference room.
By this ti, Ichard had also returned.
"You’ve all worked hard."
Kana nodded and said directly: "I’ve already found a location, a very perfect settlent.
In my opinion, it’s much better than Riverbend Town."
Upon hearing this, everyone’s eyes lit up.
"For such a good place, it shouldn’t be so easy to take over, right?" Ichard asked.
"There are 5 ogres."
"Ogres?" Udo and a few others showed confusion; they were natives of Safro, and although they knew so external situations, they really didn’t understand this race well.
The Count frowned, Yara looked surprised.
"Are they crazy?" Yara asked without hesitation.
That’s five ogres, not just one or two.
"The ogres you’re talking about, wouldn’t happen to be those four- to five-ter tall, big-bellied, silly-looking creatures, right?" Ichard described.
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