I Became The Chief Of A Primitive Village

Although this operation primarily trained Warrior Trainees and soldiers, establishing proper tactical positioning beforehand was crucial.

“Yes,! Everyone responded in unison again.

*Rustle rustle…*

The sounds of shifting bushes and disturbed foliage emerged as everyone selected their hiding positions.

Only Sha Hong remained at the central point, surveying the surroundings. She needed to evaluate everyone’s concealment.

She was the only one that could do it, as she needed to employ her Mid Grade Totem Warrior capabilities to detect their positions. Only after confirming no issues were present, did she feel satisfied.

“Good. Everyone is concealed. Now, we just need to wait till they arrive.” Sha Hong encouraged.

Though she frequently maintained a cold expression, she understood when encouragement proved appropriate.

Sha Lan also concealed herself. However, she remained in an elevated position, which provided great visibility. It was a sweeping view revealing the vast forest expanse.

Sha Hong had selected this elevated area specifically to observe everything. She wanted to monitor how the Dark Scorpion Tribe people were approaching.

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*Thud thud thud…* Simultaneously, Gai, Ga, and their forces advanced towards the Flame Dragon Tribe.

Everyone displayed great confident, upright postures with strong strides. Their faces showed no signs of extended travel fatigue.

For them, victory was imminent. So, each individual brimmed with enthusiasm.

“We’ll reach the Flame Dragon Tribe soon. Probably by evening.” Ga casually said.

She adjusted her green hair. Days of continuous travel had caused her locks to tangle up.

Ga treasured this green hair above all else. Back in their Tribe, she had washed it daily without fail.

“Finally, tonight, we can start the slaughter!” Gai exclaimed excitedly.

He had been restless for action, his facial expression increasingly ferocious. He could barely restrain his desire to initiate a massacre.

“You had better restraint yourself. Don’t kill indiscriminately, or the Flame Dragon Tribe will lose all its value.” Ga reminded him again.

She felt genuinely disappointed in her Brother. No matter how many times she repeated her words, he would still act the same way.

Had their parents not originally been Dark Scorpion Tribe members, who died shortly after bearing them, had they not consequently been raised by the Dark Scorpion Tribe’s Shaman, requiring their service in return, Ga would have absolutely opposed this plan.

During previous missions, she had always remained a passive observer.

Ga never wanted active participation, but protecting her Younger Brother left her with no other alternative.

“I get it already. You’re too naggy.” Gai casually dismissed.

*Thud thud thud…* The column continued advancing, following the forest’s widest available path.