Half a month later, the Vine Tribe finally settled all of the over fifteen hundred prisoners.
Though food was somewhat tight, at least they could eat enough to be half-full, gaining the strength to work.
Rows of neat wooden houses appeared in the forest south of the Vine Tribe. Though somewhat rough, they were very sturdy, built from large trees, spacious enough to shield from wind and rain without issue.
Next, more land needed to be cultivated.
The Vine Tribe urgently produced a large batch of farming tools for these prisoners to use for clearing land.
During the land-clearing process, whether wild vegetables, insects, or edible plant tubers, they were all collected as food for these prisoners.
Then, batches of fast-growing vegetable seeds were sown in these newly cleared wastelands.
It wouldn't be long before these lands would be filled with vegetables, supplementing the prisoners' food.
If planting elsewhere, one would have to worry about pest problems.
