"I want to help them." This is the first sentence after Diana sat down.

After two days of fast horse racing, a group of six people finally arrived at Palchi's tribe before the Hurent's sun cart returned to the gods. The elder leader of the tribe personally walked to the gate of the tribe's camp to welcome the last hope of these tribes. After welcoming everyone into the tribe's camp, the enthusiastic old orc insisted on holding a grand bonfire meeting to celebrate the professionals' willingness to save the tribe in danger. The three girls also stepped into the orc's tribe for the first time, and looked at everything around them and felt extremely novel.

It is completely different from human society. Orc tribes cannot become villages or towns, but can only be described as camps. There are no buildings, no streets, and everything in the human world. There are only special scenery of orcs and grasslands here.

The client's tribe is not large in terms of population, with only more than a hundred people, but there are more than 1,000 livestock. The space prepared for livestock in the camp is larger than that for people. The more than 100 people are all living in special huge tents based on families. Each family is a tent group, and there are animal bars belonging to this family. According to the number of livestock, all the livestock in this family will be locked in the animal bar after returning from grazing. The tent groups in the entire camp are very scattered, and each tent group often has more than 100,200 meters or even larger independent space. This makes the sparse tribe occupy a large area. Often, if the members of the tribe want to visit each other, they must rely on Malay as a means of transportation. Otherwise, if they rely on walking, once a slightly larger tribe, they will be exhausted from visiting friends.

There is no overall wall on the periphery of the tribal camp. Each tent group is surrounded by thick wooden fences, forming a relatively independent space. The purpose of these beastly skin walls is simply to prevent the beasts on the grassland from accidentally entering it. In fact, the defense effect can be played by a very small one. The center of the camp is a huge empty grassland. Any major event and celebration will be held there, including today's bonfire conference of the entire tribe.

Before the sky became dark, a vigorous bonfire had been lit in the center of the grassland. The leader of the tribe was an elderly cattle tribe. At this time, Palchi was pulling him to the side while whispering something, looking at Lina's position. After that, the Cow tribe leader was more respectful to the members of the adventure group. Obviously, Palchi had reported to the clan leader the hunting of Lina, which was unprecedented. Although druids could affect animals, it was only an impact and a small number of taming. It would never be able to be completely integrated with animals. Such specialness would inevitably lead to the clan leader's treatment of Lina's more cautiousness.

There were several grills on the bonfire in the center of the camp. The most conspicuous grill was Diana's prey, the adult stags, and the other grills were prairie sheep temporarily slaughtered by the orcs of the tribe. For the guests of the tribe, this reception method was already the highest standard, and even the leaders of the tribe alliance came here in person. They could only receive this standard reception. As guests, the group of five people did not have to do anything, and after being taken to a seat belonging to the distinguished guests, they could leisurely watch the members of the surrounding tribes busy.

"I want to help them." Because it's important, Diana repeated again: "Those kids need help."

"What happened the night before yesterday?" Catherine asked cautiously: "Can you tell us first?"

"Of course." Diana nodded and said, "But I'm very tired. Let Lina explain it in detail to you. I've told her that I'll go and rest for a while. See you tomorrow."

In Marcia's vision, he just blinked and felt that there had been another person in front of him. In his perception, the person sitting there was no longer a human-shaped beast with a claw that could reveal its minions at any time. Instead, a human wearing a beast's skin and pretending to be a beast as hard as possible.

"I'm back." Lina tried her best to imitate Diana's appearance, maintaining the majesty of the Wolf King, and said in a deep voice: "I have arrived at the tribe, everyone is moving very quickly."

"Your health is fine." Katherine is most concerned about this matter: "I have never seen you replace them for a long time. I remember you said that this will deplete your mental power and make you tired. Is it okay for such a long time?"

"It doesn't matter, it has nothing to do with time, it mainly depends on the number of times and physical condition." Lina moved her body and nodded, "There is no problem, it's just that the muscles are a little sore, um, and the palms."

"It's impossible not to hurt." Catherine rolled her eyes, recalled Diana's actions all day today, and smiled bitterly: "You ran crazy for a day today, and now you still have the strength to do it, so be glad yourself."

"That's right, right." Panis smiled evilly and leaned over and said, "Tell you a story, a very interesting story about your actions today."

"Thank you, I don't want to hear it." Lina glared at Panis: "Don't tell me."

"Dear Mr. Pannis." Catherine put her hand on Pannis' shoulder and gritted her teeth, "I think we should have a good talk again."

"I'm wrong." Pennis' attitude of admitting his mistake is always so straightforward and quick: "Please forgive me."

"You guys are so noisy." Vivian, who had been sitting down, suddenly raised her head and said dissatisfiedly: "Don't interrupt my thinking. This calculation is very complicated. If you make a mistake, you will be completely ruined."

"What are you?" Lina came up and asked, "Is it still about the improvement of that recipe?"

"Yeah." Vivian nodded and said, "After the last diary incident, I have some new ideas and have been calculating these days."

"Diary?" Several people were stunned at the same time: "Didn't you take it in the end?"

"It was because I didn't take it." Vivian's tender face showed a faint smile: "Later I thought about it, it might be a good thing that I didn't take it. Before, I was a little bit off the road. Whenever I encountered a difficult problem, I always thought that I had considered everything and still had no choice. Then I went to study other people's past ideas, learn from other people's ideas, and get inspiration from others. This kind of reference is not impossible, but the biggest problem is that I rely too much on such reference and research, and even put all my hopes on this reference. This is a very stupid approach in the academic field. Not only will I lose my thinking ability in the end, but I can also be easily interfered with by others with purpose. After thinking through this point, I began to be glorious that it was probably because of the glorious guidance of Lord Weston that I failed to take that diary and give me this inspiration, because shortly after I realized this truth, I had a new idea."

"I think you have made a breakthrough in the field of knowledge. Come on, we will fully support you if you need it." Catherine patted Vivian's soft hat and encouraged her, and then said: "But don't think about those things now. Come back to your senses and listen carefully about the tasks."

"Task?" Vivian nodded. He rubbed his face hard to make himself more awake: "No problem, tell me."

"This is what the children told Diana." Lina has been very serious these days, and now she is particularly serious: "The children said that they came from the west mountain. At that location, there was only one mountain in the west."

"Is it our destination?" Catherine looked up and looked at the continuous peaks not far north: "That's a coincidence."

"I've confirmed to the children, that's where." Lina nodded to confirm Catherine's thoughts: "The children's hunting grounds were in the mountains for many years. They said that there have always been many moving bones in the mountains. But those bones have their own range of movement and there is no conflict with them. But since a year ago, the range of movement bones has become larger and larger, constantly compressing the children's living space. Although the children are very powerful and are not afraid of them, there are too many of them, and they can't be killed no matter how hard they are. The most important thing is that the prey are scared away by the bones and the food is getting less and less. So they can only consider migrating."

"Are they also disturbed by the undead?" Catherine said with her fingers on her shield and thought, "Then how do you want to help them?"

"It's actually very simple. Just complete the task entrusted by this tribe as soon as possible." Lina emphasized the word "It must be fast. If it delays for too long, based on the number of children, I'm afraid there is not enough food nearby for them to eat, and then some children will starve to death."

"Lina, ask you a question." Panis suddenly interrupted, "Do you think you can help us with the silver wolf?"

"Pennis." Catherine interrupted Pennis's question and said dissatisfiedly: "Don't make such embarrassing considerations."

"No, this kind of consideration is necessary." Panis said seriously: "If the silver wolf wants to regain their living space, they need to work hard on their own, rather than waiting for others to help. Indeed, this matter will be dangerous. Both for the silver wolf and for us, but they should face it themselves because of the danger. This is the law of nature. Even if there are considerable casualties afterwards, I don't think Diana will mind if she knows it."

Panis' rebuttal made Catherine speechless for a moment. In fact, Catherine also knew that what Panis said was correct, but as an older sister, she would rather work harder than make her sisters embarrassed. However, she also understood that she had no right or no position to ask Panis and Vivian to think the same way, but when the two did not think so, she still felt a slight disappointment.

"No, I think you're not thinking about it." Panis had guessed Catherine's thoughts and immediately explained: "You can't consider monsters as humans, nor do you think of them as domestic animals. They are bloody and must face danger by themselves to face nature, and we can only help. Otherwise, if they keep hiding in a safe place and facing danger by themselves, what's the difference between them and the cattle and sheep in the beast pen here?"

"Sister, Diana agrees with Panis's words." Lina leaned over with Catherine's arm: "But she asked me to say thank you."

"I'm sorry." Catherine sighed and shook her head, "I'm really bad. I'll misunderstand my family because of this kind of thing, and I'll be disappointed by this kind of thing. This is my fault, I hope you can forgive me."

"Forgive me? Hehehe." Panis touched his chin and smiled evilly: "Forgive me is not without a price, unless you..."

"I suggest you say it's best to look back before." Catherine smiled strangely: "Think about it before you talk."

"I was wrong." Panis admitted his mistake without even turning his head. He turned around and saw Vivian quietly retracting the thick ice gun that almost hit him.
Chapter completed!